Volunteering in Mitchell
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- Formal Volunteers (Past and Present) - A formal volunteer is one who is formally registered with a community group or not-for-profit organisation, and the volunteering is formally recognised by the organisation.
- Informal Volunteers (Past and Present) - An informal volunteer is one who is not formally affiliated with an organisation or community group, and their volunteer activity is not formally recognised by a formal organisation.
- Not a volunteer? We'd like to hear from you too!
- community involvement including safer communities
- skills development and social contact for community and family members
- contribution to the overall health and wellbeing of a community supporting emergency services, sport, recreation, the arts, events, education, health, welfare, aged care, children’s programs and environment programs.
Tell your story
Hello!
Would you like to share your story of volunteering?
If you are yourself a volunteer, know a volunteer, manage volunteers, or have been assisted by a volunteer, we would love to hear your story.
Tell us about your volunteering experience; how it has made you feel to volunteer; what it means to you to be a volunteer; the friendships you have made with other volunteers; words of encouragement to encourage non-volunteers to volunteer; anything at all!
We want to build a culture of volunteering here at Mitchell, and think your personal story will help to highlight how important volunteering is to us all, and inspire others to volunteer!