01/04/2024
π€ Thinking About Volunteering but not sure about accessibility?
There are lots of ways to volunteer:
π» Virtual Volunteering:
Some groups want your help online.
You can do things like research, writing, or even help with graphics. All from your home!
οΈπ Community Outreach Programs:
Look for groups in your neighbourhood. They might need help with events, giving out things, or helping in the community.
π Mentoring Programs:
Be a mentor! Help someone learn or grow. You can help with school, work, hobbies or other stuff. It is good to help others!
Why Volunteer?
π§ Skill Development:
You learn new things! It could be talking to others, teamwork, leading, solving problems, or managing time. Great for growing skills!
π€ Building Connections:
Meet new people! Make friends and be part of a community. Volunteering helps you connect with others.
π Improved Mental Health:
Volunteering is good for your mind. It can make you less stressed or sad. Helping others and being part of a group is good for you!
π Positive Impact on Community:
When you volunteer, you make things better for everyone. You help neighbourhoods and groups. You can make a real difference!
π€ Remember, volunteering is for everyone. It's a chance to help, learn, and be a part of something good!
Want some resources or information on volunteering? Check out these links:
https://volunteeringhub.org.au/resources/
https://volunteeringhub.org.au/category/volunteers-with-disability/
https://www.volunteering.com.au/join-us/inclusive-volunteering-pathways-to-employment-program/
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