Volunteer Opportunities at SMRC

Apply your skills, learn new ones and get to know your community by volunteering with SMRC.

We have a range of programs that will put your skills and valuable volunteer time to good use while also providing you with training and on-going support.

Currently seeking:

  • Homework Club Tutor Volunteers – Tuesdays from 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm, Dandenong location. Assist secondary school students with their Maths and/or Science homework.
  • English Class Assistant Volunteers – Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday – 9.30 am to 1.00 pm, Dandenong location. Assist with setting up/packing up the venue and activities and serving of refreshments.
  • Aged Care Social Support Group Volunteer – The Hive Garden – Tuesday and/or Friday (10.00 am to 2.00 pm), Braeside location. Provide support to multicultural seniors in a social garden setting in Braeside, assisting them to participate in program activities.
  • Aged Care Social Support Multicultural Group – Friday, Doveton location – 10.00 am to 2.00 pm. Provide support to multicultural seniors with their program activities.
  • Men’s Wellbeing Group (Chai Khana) – Friday 2.30 pm to 5.00 pm. Assist with setting up and packing up the venue, administration support and assist with program delivery support.
  • Hakha Chin Bridge to Belonging (Citizenship) Program – Hakha Chin speaking volunteer. Monday 6.00pm-8.30pm, Pakenham location. Assist with setting up and packing up the venue and program delivery support.
  • Child Supervision Volunteer – Assist with set up, pack up, supervising children and communication between program supervisor and parents.

Applicants will require a Police Check, NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check to volunteer at SMRC.

If you are interested in any of the above volunteering roles, please fill out the expression of interest below.

Volunteer Expression of Interest

Testimonials

Volunteering makes a difference

When my husband was in the hospital I noticed how some patients had no one visiting them and I thought to myself, “I should do something for these people”. Even just five minutes of my time with them – I’m so happy that I cheer them up. Volunteering with SMRC makes a difference. You let them know that someone cares for them. Your time is precious to them.

 

ederlynn holding her white dog teddy. she is wearing a yellow beanie and blue jumper
Ederlynn C.

Contact

Volunteer Coordinators
T: (03) 9767 1900
E: volunteer4smrc@smrc.org.au

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