Join Volunteering Central Coast for the annual Central Coast Volunteer Expo, to be held at the Erina Centre on May 22.
The event connects individuals with a passion for helping others and supporting the community to a wide range of local community organisations in need of volunteer support.
Attendees can engage with numerous not-for-profit organisations and explore a vast array of volunteering roles, from driving community buses to administrative support, to enriching the lives of older adults.
The jobs board of current opportunities will be available to explore.
Attendees will also learn about the dual benefits of volunteering—helping the community and enhancing their own skills and wellbeing.
“Volunteering benefits not only the organisations involved but also the volunteers themselves,” Volunteering Central Coast Executive Officer Dianne Moy said.
‘Volunteering is a fantastic way to connect and support community, learn new skills, meet new people, create pathways to employment and improve your own health and wellbeing.
“This year, our focus is on inclusivity, particularly inviting First Nation Peoples, newly arrived migrants, vulnerable women and unemployed individuals to discover how volunteering can play a transformative role in their lives.
“Volunteering Central Coast can help and support you to find the right volunteer role and organisation for you.”
There will be valuable educational seminars such as Bridge to Volunteering and Wellbeing and Boundaries for Volunteers.
The Central Coast Volunteer Expo is a free event and will be held from 10am-2pm on Wednesday, May 22, at the Erina Centre, Erina Fair.
For more information go to www.volunteeringcentralcoast.org.au
I would like to know more about the organisation re volunteering n what we can do to help each other
Cheers
Andrew