The Centre for Volunteering

The Voices of Volunteering dives into the 2025 State of Volunteering Report - and it’s a must-listen for volunteers and volunteer managers alike.

The Centre speaks with Paul Muller, the report’s author, about the key findings shaping volunteering in NSW.

Discover fresh insights into:

➡️ What volunteering looks like across the state
➡️The value and impact of volunteering in NSW communities
➡️The experiences of people who lead volunteers

The 2025 Report builds on research over a five-year period, revealing how volunteering has evolved, and highlighting the strengths and challenges of the sector.

Listen to Episode 16 here ➡️ https://buff.ly/YSupZkb

Congratulations to Cherie Gray - the first South Australian student to complete the Certificate IV in Coordination of Volunteer Programs (CHC44015). We spoke to Cherie about her experience and her top tips as a volunteer leader. Read her story here ➡️ https://buff.ly/8tAbpmQ

NSW Smart and Skilled student subsidies are available with the National School of Volunteer Management [RTO 90031] (conditions apply).

Learn more and enrol now ➡️ https://buff.ly/9un2mfj

Or contact [email protected]

This training is subsidised by the NSW Government.

The Certificate IV in Co-ordination of Volunteer Programs (CHC44015) remains a targeted priority for NSW Smart and Skilled – and subsidies in NSW for eligible students have been extended.

You can enrol now through the National School of Volunteer Management [RTO 90031] (conditions apply).

Funding places are limited, so early enrolment is encouraged.

For more information on fees and eligibility visit ➡️ https://buff.ly/djjEU40

Or contact us on:
📞 0466 778 914
✉️ [email protected]

This training is subsidised by the NSW Government

Explore the power of volunteering in the fight against food insecurity at our free webinar on Tuesday 16 June - Creating an Impact: Volunteering for a Cause ➡️https://buff.ly/nqpY7KB

Identify meaningful volunteering roles across NSW – from food banks and community kitchens to urban farms and food rescue – which can contribute to stronger communities and the global Sustainable Development Goals.

Use your skills to make a difference.

Meet Gig Buddies!

They match adults with a learning disability and/or autism with volunteers who share similar interests so they can attend gigs, events and social activities together.

Since 2015, more than 700 volunteers have helped build confidence, reduce social isolation and create lifelong friendships - one gig at a time.

Learn more ➡️ https://buff.ly/RPMj2ou


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