About the Role:

Are you organised, detail-oriented, and passionate about supporting community initiatives? We are looking for an Administrative Volunteer to assist our Volunteer Engagement Team in their efforts to recruit and retain dedicated volunteers. This role is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the heart of our volunteer operations and to play a key role in ensuring the success of our programs.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assist with the administration of the volunteer recruitment process, including handling inquiries, managing applications, and maintaining volunteer databases.
• Support the organisation of volunteer training and induction sessions.
• Help with the creation and distribution of volunteer communications, such as newsletters and updates.
• Contribute to the development of strategies to retain and appreciate volunteers.
• Provide general administrative support to the Volunteer Engagement Team, including scheduling meetings and organising files.

Who We Are Looking For:

Individuals with strong administrative and organisational skills.

Excellent communication abilities and a friendly demeanour.

Proficiency in basic computer applications (e.g., Word, Excel, email).

An interest in volunteerism and community service.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Why Volunteer with Us?

Gain valuable experience in administrative roles and volunteer management.

Be part of a supportive and dynamic team.

Help strengthen our community by ensuring effective volunteer engagement.

Enjoy a flexible volunteering schedule that fits your lifestyle.

How to Apply:

If you are excited about this opportunity and would like to be part of our team, click link on the top right of the page to fill in an application and start the process.

Your contribution can make a real difference in how we engage and support our volunteers!

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.

Volunteer Event Planner

About the role:

As a Volunteer Event Planner, you will be part of a team who are responsible for planning and executing events for Uniting. You will play a crucial role in ensuring that our events are successful, engaging, and aligned with the goals and values of our organisation.

Key Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with the organisation's staff and other volunteers to develop event plans, timelines, and budgets.
• Identify potential venues and vendors for events and provide recommendations to the organisation's staff.
• Assist in the negotiation of contracts with venues and vendors.
• Manage event logistics, including catering, transportation, accommodations, and other details as required.
• Coordinate event volunteers, ensuring that they have the necessary information and resources to carry out their roles effectively.
• Help develop and execute event marketing and communication plans, including social media and email campaigns, to promote events to the organisation's stakeholders.
• Assist in the development and delivery of event-related materials, such as invitations, programs, and signage.
• Work with the organization's staff and other volunteers to ensure that events align with the organisation's goals and values and effectively communicate our mission.
• Provide post-event evaluation and analysis, including feedback from attendees and volunteers, to continuously improve event planning and execution.

Who are we looking for?

• Prior experience in event planning or a related field would be a bonus
• Strong organisational and project management skills.
• Attention to detail and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and event management software.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
• Passion for the mission of Uniting and desire to work in a volunteer capacity.

Why volunteer with us?

The role of a Volunteer Event Planner offers a unique and rewarding opportunity for individuals looking to contribute their creativity, enthusiasm, and attention to detail to a meaningful cause.

• Creative Expression: As a Volunteer Event Planner, you have the chance to bring your creative ideas to life. Whether it’s theme development, decoration, or program planning, your creativity will be at the forefront, making each event unique and memorable.
• Skill Development: This role is perfect for developing and honing a variety of skills, including project management, organizational abilities, and communication skills. It's an excellent way to gain practical experience in event planning and management.
• Networking Opportunities: Working as an Event Planner provides numerous opportunities to build professional relationships. You'll collaborate with vendors, volunteers, and other community members, expanding your network and opening doors for future opportunities.
• Leadership Experience: This role allows you to take charge of projects, demonstrating and enhancing your leadership abilities. Leading a team, making decisions, and managing various aspects of event planning will boost your confidence and leadership skills.
• Community Impact: By organizing events that support the organization's goals, you contribute directly to its success and impact in the community. This can be incredibly fulfilling, knowing your efforts are making a difference.
• Enhanced Portfolio: For those looking to build a career in event planning or a related field, this volunteer role provides practical experience and achievements that can enhance your professional portfolio.
• Personal Satisfaction: Bringing an event from concept to reality is a rewarding journey. Seeing the enjoyment and benefit it brings to others can offer a deep sense of personal satisfaction and achievement.
• Learning Opportunity: You'll learn about different aspects of the non-profit sector and how effective events can support and enhance the mission of an organization.
• Flexibility: Often, volunteer roles offer flexibility, allowing you to balance this commitment with other personal and professional responsibilities.
• Fun and Social Interaction: Event planning is often a fun, dynamic process that involves working with a diverse range of people, offering plenty of opportunities for social interaction and enjoyment.

In summary, volunteering as an Event Planner is not just about contributing to a Uniting's cause – it's about personal and professional growth, networking, creativity, and being part of a team that works together to make a positive impact.

Apply now!!

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.

Volunteer Administrative Assistant:

Help shape our survey insights!

Join our team as a Volunteer Admin Assistant and make a difference by collating survey responses and creating dynamic dashboards. If you're organised, detail-oriented, and eager to contribute, this role is for you!

Responsibilities:

• Collect, verify, and enter survey responses.
• Create visually appealing dashboards to present key findings.
• Support data analysis for valuable insights.
• Maintain documentation for future reference.

Requirements:

• Strong organisational and attention-to-detail skills.
• Proficiency in data entry and visualisation tools.
• Basic analytical mindset and communication skills.
• Reliable, committed, and able to meet deadlines.

This is a volunteer position, offering an opportunity to gain valuable experience while contributing to a meaningful project.

Join us now and help us uncover the power of survey data!

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.

Social Media and Communication Support

About the role:

We are seeking a talented Social Media Support to join our team and take charge of our social media presence. In this role, you will be responsible for creating high-quality, innovative written and visual content for each social media campaign. You will build and maintain a solid online presence and ensure that Uniting WA's brand is well-represented on social media.

As our Social Media Support, you will manage our online communities and respond to comments on each of our accounts to promote respectful and appropriate engagement. You will also be responsible for running social media advertising campaigns and analysing data to evaluate the effectiveness of our social media campaigns in achieving their objectives.

Working closely with the Uniting WA Communications Team and Community Engagement Team, you will attend regular meetings to ensure a consistent voice is maintained across all social media platforms.

Who are we looking for:

To be successful in this role, you will need social media marketing experience and the ability to develop effective social media strategies and marketing plans. You must have a strong understanding of graphic design principles and the ability to measure campaign success.

As a valued member of our team, you will collaborate with others to ensure a cohesive and effective approach to social media man

Why volunteer with us:

Volunteering as a social media support volunteer offers numerous benefits, both personally and professionally.

• Skill Development: Enhance your digital marketing and social media skills. You'll gain hands-on experience with content creation, strategy development, and audience engagement.
• Creativity and Innovation: This role allows you to express your creativity, whether it's through crafting engaging posts, designing graphics, or developing compelling campaigns.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals in the field, as well as other volunteers. This network can be invaluable for future career opportunities and collaborations.
• Real-World Experience: Gain practical experience in social media management, which is a highly sought-after skill in today's job market. This experience can be a significant addition to your resume.
• Community Impact: Play a crucial role in promoting Uniting WA's mission and campaigns. Your work helps raise awareness and support our causes.
• Understanding Social Media Trends: Stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in social media, which is beneficial for both personal knowledge and professional development.
• Team Collaboration: Work as part of a team, developing your collaboration and communication skills. 
• Flexibility: There is potential for this role to be done remotely, offering flexibility to fit into your schedule.
• Personal Satisfaction: There is a great sense of fulfillment in knowing that your skills are contributing to a cause you are passionate about.
• Improving Communication Skills: Crafting clear, concise, and engaging messages enhances your overall communication abilities.

Overall, volunteering in social media support is not only rewarding in terms of contributing to a meaningful cause but also in personal and professional growth.

If you are passionate about social media and possess the skills we are seeking, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity!

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.

Family Group Home

Volunteer mentor program

Get job-ready with real world experience

Walk the talk.

Stand out from the crowd with real world experience and make a lasting difference to the lives of vulnerable children and young people with a history of trauma, abuse and neglect.

Volunteer Mentor Opportunity at Uniting WA - Annual Program

Uniting WA invites you to become a part of our meaningful initiative as a volunteer mentor for children and young people living in our Family Group Homes. This is a unique chance to support young individuals who are separated from their families, helping them to heal and thrive. As a mentor, you'll also benefit from professional development and training in areas like trauma, therapeutic crisis intervention, attachment, and protective behaviors.

Your Role:

As a Uniting volunteer mentor, you will:

• Provide group supervision, in collaboration with the primary care team.
• Have access to real-time support for risk management and debriefing needs.
• Show empathy, professionalism, and ethical behavior in interactions with children and young people.
• Maintain confidentiality and respect the privacy of the children and young people.
• Create positive experiences, making them feel valued and accepted.
• Adhere to Uniting’s organisational policies and values.

Your Commitment:

The volunteer mentor role involves:

• Participating in 6 evening induction training sessions.
• Regularly meeting with children and young people for 1-2 hours weekly or fortnightly.
• A minimum commitment of one year to build rapport and gain real-world experience.

How to Apply:

To express your interest in joining the next training team in 2024, send a letter detailing your suitability and interest in the role to volunteers@unitingwa.org.au.

Post-Application Process:

Successful applicants will join an information session, followed by a series of training sessions. These sessions are crucial for preparing you for the mentorship role.

Before You Start:

Prior to beginning, you'll need to:

• Complete the online volunteer application process.
• Obtain a National Volunteer Police Clearance (covered by Uniting).
• Have a current Working with Children (WWC) check.
• Undergo a Department for Child Protection and Family Support Record Check.
• Applicants must be 18 years or older.

About Uniting:

Uniting is dedicated to creating a safe, nurturing environment for children and young people. Our Family Group Homes, located across Perth, provide therapeutic care for those who cannot live with their families. Uniting, a part of the Uniting Church Western Australia, supports people facing complex challenges throughout Perth and the Great Southern.

For alternative formats of this information or further inquiries, please contact us.

Join us in making a profound difference in young lives. Reach out to volunteers@unitingwa.org.au to be part of our 2024 training team!

About the opportunity

Uniting WA, in collaboration with Foodbank, is delighted to extend its support to individuals in the Yanchep and Two Rocks area through the Mobile Foodbank initiative.

This service offers a variety of food choices, with frozen meat packs and fruit & vegetable bags being particularly popular among the community.

The Mobile Foodbank truck is conveniently located at the Yanchep Community Men’s Shed every Tuesday from 9.30am to 10.30am, and it also serves the Two Rocks area,11.00am - 12.00pm.

Who are we looking for 

We are currently on the lookout for local residents who can bring their unique blend of organisation and friendliness to our team. Ideal candidates are those who are not only well-organised, adept at planning and coordinating tasks, but also possess a warm, approachable demeanour. We believe that a combination of these qualities is key to creating a positive and efficient environment for everyone involved

In joining our team, you will have the opportunity to make a tangible difference in your local area. Whether it’s through direct interaction with community members or behind-the-scenes organisational work, your contributions will be crucial to our mission. If you are a local resident with these qualities and a desire to contribute positively to your community, we would love to hear from you

Tasks

To enhance the support we offer to new clients, particularly in navigating the referral process, we are committed to providing comprehensive assistance at every step. This initiative is designed to ensure that accessing our services is as smooth and straightforward as possible for those who need them.

Our approach to assisting new clients includes:

Personalised Guidance: Each new client will receive one-on-one support to understand the referral process. Our dedicated team members will explain the necessary steps, required documentation, and eligibility criteria in a clear and concise manner.

Simplifying Paperwork: Understanding that paperwork can be daunting, we aim to simplify this process. We'll help clients fill out forms, gather necessary documents, and ensure that all submissions are complete and accurate.

1. Our aim is to make the referral process as user-friendly and accessible as possible, ensuring that new clients feel welcomed, informed, and supported from their very first interaction with us.

Hours

Tuesdays 9.30 - 12.30 covering both locations at Yanchep and Two Rocks

Requirements

A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Safe Food Handling
• Manual Handling

Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

About the opportunity

As a Food Rescue Driver, either independently or teamed up with a partner, you'll play a crucial role in collecting surplus, near-expiry, or donated food items from local supermarkets and cafes. Your responsibilities include carefully loading these items onto the food rescue van, adhering to strict food safety protocols to ensure the quality and safety of the food.

Once collected, you'll then transport these vital resources to locations such as the Tranby Homeless Hub and Family Foundations. Upon arrival, you may also assist the staff in unloading the van, meticulously sorting through the food items, and methodically recording the details of the delivered products.

This role is not only about transportation but also about ensuring that the food reaches those who need it most in a condition that's safe and beneficial. Your contribution as a Food Rescue Driver is integral to our mission of supporting the community and reducing food waste

Who are we looking for 

Ideally we are looking for an experienced driver who is passionate about food rescue. We ask that you held a current and valid C Class Driver's Licence for at least 3 years.  As an ambassador for Uniting you will be driving our van to facilitate the redistribution of good quality surplus food and delivering it to our homeless hub in Perth.

Our drivers should have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and have an energetic, positive and proactive approach to their volunteering.  Ability to work alongside volunteers and staff.

Good knowledge of the Perth metropolitan area would be an advantage

Tasks

Using the Food Rescue van you will go to pre designation destinations to pick up donated food, 

Hours

Wednesday 9.30 - 12.00 

Requirements

A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

About the opportunity

As a Food Rescue Driver, either independently or teamed up with a partner, you'll play a crucial role in collecting surplus, near-expiry, or donated food items from local supermarkets and cafes. Your responsibilities include carefully loading these items onto the food rescue van, adhering to strict food safety protocols to ensure the quality and safety of the food.

Once collected, you'll then transport these vital resources to locations such as the Tranby Homeless Hub and Family Foundations. Upon arrival, you may also assist the staff in unloading the van, meticulously sorting through the food items, and methodically recording the details of the delivered products.

This role is not only about transportation but also about ensuring that the food reaches those who need it most in a condition that's safe and beneficial. Your contribution as a Food Rescue Driver is integral to our mission of supporting the community and reducing food waste

Who are we looking for 

Ideally we are looking for an experienced driver who is passionate about food rescue. We ask that you held a current and valid C Class Driver's Licence for at least 3 years.  As an ambassador for Uniting you will be driving our van to facilitate the redistribution of good quality surplus food and delivering it to our homeless hub in Perth.

Our drivers should have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and have an energetic, positive and proactive approach to their volunteering.  Ability to work alongside volunteers and staff.

Good knowledge of the Perth metropolitan area would be an advantage

Tasks

Using the Food Rescue van you will go to pre designation destinations to pick up donated food, 

Hours

Friday  9.00 - 11.00 

Requirements

A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

About the opportunity

As a Food Rescue Driver, either independently or teamed up with a partner, you'll play a crucial role in collecting surplus, near-expiry, or donated food items from local supermarkets and cafes. Your responsibilities include carefully loading these items onto the food rescue van, adhering to strict food safety protocols to ensure the quality and safety of the food.

Once collected, you'll then transport these vital resources to locations such as the Tranby Homeless Hub and Family Foundations. Upon arrival, you may also assist the staff in unloading the van, meticulously sorting through the food items, and methodically recording the details of the delivered products.

This role is not only about transportation but also about ensuring that the food reaches those who need it most in a condition that's safe and beneficial. Your contribution as a Food Rescue Driver is integral to our mission of supporting the community and reducing food waste

Who are we looking for 

Ideally we are looking for an experienced driver who is passionate about food rescue. We ask that you held a current and valid C Class Driver's Licence for at least 3 years.  As an ambassador for Uniting you will be driving our van to facilitate the redistribution of good quality surplus food and delivering it to our homeless hub in Perth.

Our drivers should have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and have an energetic, positive and proactive approach to their volunteering.  Ability to work alongside volunteers and staff.

Good knowledge of the Perth metropolitan area would be an advantage

Tasks

Using the Food Rescue van you will go to pre designation destinations to pick up donated food, 

Hours

Monday to Friday 2.00pm - 4.30pm

Requirements

A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

About the opportunity

As a Food Rescue Driver, either independently or teamed up with a partner, you'll play a crucial role in collecting surplus, near-expiry, or donated food items from local supermarkets and cafes. Your responsibilities include carefully loading these items onto the food rescue van, adhering to strict food safety protocols to ensure the quality and safety of the food.

Once collected, you'll then transport these vital resources to locations such as the Tranby Homeless Hub and Family Foundations. Upon arrival, you may also assist the staff in unloading the van, meticulously sorting through the food items, and methodically recording the details of the delivered products.

This role is not only about transportation but also about ensuring that the food reaches those who need it most in a condition that's safe and beneficial. Your contribution as a Food Rescue Driver is integral to our mission of supporting the community and reducing food waste

Who are we looking for 

Ideally we are looking for an experienced driver who is passionate about food rescue. We ask that you held a current and valid C Class Driver's Licence for at least 3 years.  As an ambassador for Uniting you will be driving our van to facilitate the redistribution of good quality surplus food and delivering it to our homeless hub in Perth.

Our drivers should have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and have an energetic, positive and proactive approach to their volunteering.  Ability to work alongside volunteers and staff.

Good knowledge of the Perth metropolitan area would be an advantage

Tasks

Using the Food Rescue van you will go to pre designation destinations to pick up donated food, 

Hours

Saturday AM

Requirements

A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

Moorditj Yorga Together Walking Women's Groups

About the opportunity.

Reduce Isolation and support Aboriginal women and women associated with the First Nations people in community

The family Violence program has a community group opportunity and one to one support where volunteers connect with clients for ongoing support in a wrap around service. 

Many people in the community experience loneliness and social isolation. They do not have someone in their life who can listen and help the make the right decisions to support their confidence, quality of life and level of community involvement.

Who we are looking for.
We welcome volunteers who have 

• good communication, organisational and listening skills
• the ability to be sensitive, patient, understanding and respectful of the clients situation, needs and goals
• a willingness to be creative, flexible and enthusiastic.  
• non-judgemental 

Tasks
This role represents an opportunity to make a positive difference in the life of an individual. In doing so, it builds strength and resilience of the community. To do this role you will need to be positive and patient. You may possess some skills specific to the needs of an individual but, most importantly, you are there to listen, guide and empower someone to take decisions and actions which will enrich their life. This volunteering opportunity is flexible and can fit into any lifestyle.  This is a two way learning opportunity with our First Nations staff and clients.  

Different services within Uniting have identified individuals who would benefit from one-on-one mentorship. They may have goals such as:

• Learning more about computers
• Developing some musical skills
• Becoming more physically fit
• Meeting people in the local community
• social activities such as meeting for coffee or going for a walk
• help with improving with life skills and some coaching.   

As a Uniting social support volunteer you will be matched with someone compatible, with whom you can meet regularly (weekly or fortnightly) for a period of 12 months. During this time, progress, but not completion, may be made on a large goal. Equally, many smaller goals may be able to have been achieved.

Hours.

Flexible by arrangement for one to one/group session 

Requirements.
A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Cultural Awareness Training
• Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.

 Moorditj Yorga Together Walking Program

About the opportunity.

The Indigenous Family Violence Support program is for any Aboriginal woman who is experiencing – or is at risk of – family and domestic violence. This is a free, confidential service providing wrap around services including groups, counselling, social support and adult literacy learning support, tailored to meet the needs of individuals.  

Who we are looking for.
We welcome volunteers who have 

• good communication, organisational and listening skills
• the ability to be sensitive, patient, understanding and respectful of the learner's situation, needs and goals
• a willingness to be creative, flexible and enthusiastic. 
• Cultural awareness for the First Nations People of Australia
• knowledge of the history of First Nations being in Australia and willingness to learn. 

Tasks
Duties may include:

• Provide learning support for individuals and/or groups of learners.
• Prepare learning activities appropriate to the literacy levels and needs of your learner.
• Meet with your learner, usually a minimum of once a week for approximately 2 hours.
• Report on progress of your learner on a regular basis.
• Encourage independent learning and aid access to Library facilities and services.
• Record your volunteer hours

Hours

Flexible hours Monday to Thursday by arrangement

Requirements.
A commitment to completing training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. Role specific training includes:

• Uniting Induction, orientation and training
• Cultural Awareness Training

Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.

About the opportunity.
We greatly appreciate the valuable assistance of the volunteers in ensuring the smooth functioning of our kitchen area and guaranteeing we are fully prepared to meet the needs of our service.  With the responsibility of catering to over 300 individuals who rely on our support.  It becomes essential to have a well-maintained kitchen and ample food preparations ready for the next day.

Who we are looking for.
We are seeking individuals who are dedicated to supporting our mission to support people experiencing homelessness. We ask that you possess a strong sense of responsibility and reliability.  Volunteers are vital members of our team and we rely on your support to ensure the upkeep of the kitchen area and food preparation.  Adherence to hygiene and safety standards are crucial, volunteers should demonstrate an understanding of proper food handling practices, cleanliness protocols and kitchen safety procedures.  

Tasks

Key Aspects of the Post-Closing Cooking Sessions:

• Meal Preparation: Volunteers gather to prepare a variety of dishes. This could range from hearty stews and soups to sandwiches and salads, depending on the needs and preferences of those we serve.
• Cooking and Baking: The sessions involve cooking meals that can be easily reheated the next day, as well as baking items like breads or pastries. This ensures a diverse and appealing food selection.
• Teamwork and Community Building: These cooking sessions are also a great opportunity for volunteers to bond and work together in a relaxed, collaborative environment.
• Skill Development: Volunteers can learn new cooking skills or share their own culinary expertise, enhancing the quality and variety of food we provide.
• Efficient Resource Utilization: By preparing meals in advance, we make efficient use of our resources, including donated food items, ensuring minimal waste and maximum benefit.
• Flexible Volunteering Opportunities: These sessions offer an alternative volunteering time slot, ideal for those who may not be available during regular Tranby operating hours.
• Supporting Sustainability: Preparing food in advance helps in maintaining the sustainability of our services, ensuring that we are always ready to meet the needs of those who depend on us.

These cooking sessions are an integral part of our efforts to provide continuous support to the community. Volunteers who participate in these sessions play a crucial role in ensuring that we have high-quality, prepared meals ready for our service users every day.

Shifts

Monday to Friday    12pm - 2.30pm 

We ask that volunteers make a regular commitment of 2 – 3 hours weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

Requirements.

• A commitment to completing role specific training requirements (including e-learning) is required for the role. 
• Volunteering with Uniting is subject to completing the relevant role specific training and satisfactory background checks which include a National Police Check and Reference Checks. (Police Clearance applications can be organised by Uniting)

At Uniting, we value diversity and encourage applications from all sections of the community.