A Little Bit of Regular Support Goes a Long Way
Anglicare WA relies on the generosity of volunteers who give their time and skills to support our work. Volunteers play a vital role in our ability to deliver essential services to the community, and we deeply value and acknowledge the significant contribution they make.
Your Meaningful Contribution Means a Lot
Thank you for your interest in volunteering here at Anglicare WA. We appreciate your generosity.
Every person that volunteers with us brings a unique and meaningful contribution to the fabric of our organisation. On this page, you can explore the impact of our volunteers, view the different ways you can contribute to our organisation, and find out more about how to volunteer with us.
Steps to volunteering
What skills are required?
No specific skills are required to become a volunteer, all you need is the desire to help others! The hours volunteered can be flexible. We ask for a minimum commitment of three months for most roles, participating one to two shifts per week.
What are the benefits of volunteering?
There are many benefits to volunteering! Some of the best aspects of volunteering include:
- Learning new skills
- Making new friends
- Building your resume
- Attaining a work reference
- Making a difference
- Becoming part of a team
- Challenging yourself
- Completing your community service hours
How do I know if I'm eligible?
All volunteers are required to undertake a National Police Check and some may require a Working with Children Check. If a volunteer does not have a National Police Check completed in the last 12 months, Anglicare WA can support the volunteer in obtaining this, at no cost to the volunteer.
What are the Benefits of Volunteering?
There are many benefits to volunteering! Some of the best aspects of volunteering include:
- Learning new skills
- Making new friends
- Building your resume
- Attaining a work reference
- Making a difference
- Becoming part of a team
- Challenging yourself
- Completing your community service hours
How Do I know if I'm Eligible?
All volunteers are required to undertake a National Police Check, and some may require a Working with Children Check. If a volunteer does not have a National Police Check completed in the last 12 months, Anglicare WA can support the volunteer in obtaining this, at no cost to the volunteer.
Register your interest to volunteer
If you would like to find out about general volunteer opportunities, please reach out to students.volunteers@anglicarewa.org.au.
For information about specific Anglicare WA Services that recruit volunteers please view the information below.
