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An example of a Volunteer Handbook. The Handbook covers key information on what to expect as a volunteer, including induction, training, code of conduct and work, health and safety considerations.
Author: 3Bridges Community
Research into seniors and their level of connection and engagement in the community.
Author: Core Data
An example of a policy statement that addresses workplace health and safety of all staff. Note: Some information provided is specific to Western Australia.
Author: Department of Biodiversity, Conservation & Attractions, Government of Western Australia, Parks & Wildlife Service
This document provides detailed and practical ways for community and environmental groups and organisations to make their volunteering more inclusive. This resource has been written in consultation with the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, Cultura, GenU and Geelong Rainbow and focuses on building inclusivity for our First Nations peoples, people from the Culturally And Linguistically Diverse community, people with disabilities and people who are LGBTIQA+. This guide provides the reader with background information, practical actions and further information and despite it being written from the perspective of the environmental sector, it can be used by any group or organisation facilitating volunteering opportunities.
Author: Bellarine Catchment Network Inc.
A high level overview of insurance considerations when involving virtual volunteers.
Author: Aon
This practical resource provides an easy approach to hosting work placement students. Volunteering can help students acquire new skills, make new networks and work on 'soft skills', to ultimately build pathways to employment. This guide brings together learnings from Victorian universities, student case studies and relevant research to provide organisations with tools, frameworks, templates and checklists to help make work placement programs a success for both the host and the student.
Author: Bellarine Catchment Network
Role Descriptions create the best foundations for successful volunteer recruitment and retention. Taking the time to think about volunteer roles and what they entail is a great way to start a conversation with prospective volunteers.
Author: Department of Fire and Emergency Services
Volunteering Resource Hub is an initiative of Volunteering Australia, funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.