Welcome to volunteering with Toowoomba Regional Council


Volunteer Recruitment – Toowoomba Region

We currently have volunteer vacancies available only in the areas listed below. If you're interested in other opportunities with Council, we encourage you to check back regularly, as new roles are added as they become available.

 

To help us manage applications efficiently, please be aware that we’re only able to process applications that are linked to an active vacancy.

 

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with us!

Current Opportunities

Crows Nest Community Nursery


Join the Cultivators of Our Community Nursery

 

Join a passionate and welcoming team of volunteers at Toowoomba Regional Council’s Crows Nest Community Nursery, a volunteer-based environmental nursery specialising in native plants found across the Toowoomba Region.

 

As a Native Plant Nursery Assistant, you’ll play a hands-on role in growing and maintaining local native species—plants that are drought-tolerant, climate-suited, and vital for supporting native wildlife such as birds, bees, and butterflies.

 

No experience is needed—just bring your enthusiasm and enjoy being part of a friendly team that values connection, learning, and making a difference. It’s a great way to meet new people, share knowledge, and have fun while contributing to a meaningful cause.

 

Volunteers assist with seed processing, plant propagation, stock movement, and general plant care. Tasks also include maintaining nursery spaces and garden beds, supporting record-keeping and admin duties, and helping with day-to-day nursery operations.

 

We’re looking for people with an interest in plants, a willingness to learn, attention to detail, and a team-oriented attitude. You’ll work alongside experienced horticultural staff in a supportive environment where every contribution counts.

 

Your efforts will help preserve the natural ecosystem of our region—and volunteers are truly the heart of the nursery’s success.

 

 Vacancies are limited.

Pittsworth Pioneer Historical Village

The Pioneer Historical Village provides a lasting reminder of the early development of Pittsworth and surrounding rural district through the use of original buildings, equipment and artefacts. 

The site was established by the Pittsworth and District Historical Society in conjunction with Council.

There are many displays, including buildings set up in the era, apparel, lace work, early settlers, settlements and machinery.

The museum is also home to a display of memorabilia boasting the feats of Arthur Postle, known as the "Crimson Flash" – Australia and the world's one-time fastest athlete.

Volunteers assist in a wide range of activities to keep this wonderful local attraction accessible for visitors to the area. For more information on volunteering with Pittsworth Pioneer Village, please call (07) 4619 8388.

 

 

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