Many migrants want to volunteer to meet people, practise English, gain local experience, and contribute to their new community but language barriers, unfamiliar systems, and confidence can make taking that first step hard.
Volunteering should be for everyone, but people living with a disability, long-term health condition, or mental ill-health can face extra barriers when trying to step into a volunteer role. A Support Volunteer can help!
Support seniors attending a day program: assist with activities and help serve lunch/refreshments. Alternatively, assist with transporting clients.
Accompany Ashwood Park residents on walks. Walks can vary in length from just around the garden to around the block
Visit residents and socialise or engage in activities together, enjoy cups of tea together, or assist our residents with their shopping