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25.01.12
Volunteering Australia announces theme for National Volunteer Week 2012
Every one counts! “The theme allows organisations to leverage it both ways. It sends a strong message to existing volunteers that they are valued and supports potential volunteers by reinforcing that every single volunteer makes an important contribution to the broader community.”
read more20.01.12
Roundtable held on implications of new Work Health and Safety laws
Representatives from Safe Work Australia, DEEWR, Fair Work Ombudsman, Prime Minister and Cabinet, Victorian RSL, Uniting Care, Community Council for Australia, Anglicare, Lifeline Australia, Mission Australia, Surf Life Saving Australia, Volunteering SA, Wesley Mission, YMCA Australia and other volunteer-involving organisations met today to discuss the implications of the new WHS laws on volunteerism.
read more11.01.12
Multicultural volunteering tip sheets now available
Following the success of the CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) volunteering project in Hobart, we have developed some short and sweet tip sheets for both CALD people seeking to volunteer and also organisations that may wish to host CALD volunteers.
read more10.01.12
Volunteer Engagement Project Officer position closes this Friday
We seek to add a dynamic and organised project officer to our team. The role is based in Burnie and will suit a person who has a proven knowledge of volunteering and volunteer management. You will be responsible for engaging people and inspiring positive action and involvement in volunteering by developing and implementing appropriate initiatives.
read more21.12.11
International Volunteer Day celebrated with reception at Government House
A reception was held last week to mark International Volunteer Day at Government House, hosted by his Excellency the Honourable Peter Underwood AC. Guests included volunteers working in a broad range of areas both within the State, nationally and internationally.
read more21.12.11
After-school sport volunteers helping to get children active
The Australian Government’s Active After-school Communities (AASC) program in Tasmania has paid tribute to the volunteers who are helping to get more children active. The AASC program is delivered in 90 schools and out of school hour care services in the Tasmania.
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