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Adelaide Hills Council

Welcome!

People who live, work, study and play in the Adelaide Hills give purpose to our work at Council.

Volunteering is an opportunity to partner with us so we can build connected and inclusive communities filled with resilient, active individuals across the Adelaide Hills.

Through volunteering you can make a valuable contribution to our community, share your skills or gain new ones, and get to know your community by connecting with new people.

Ways you can volunteer with Adelaide Hills Council

We are looking for volunteers of all ages, across a range of skills and different life experiences to directly contribute their time to assisting Hills communities.

Search our current volunteer vacancies below to find your volunteer match.

Volunteer Vacancies

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Friends@54

Friends@54 A place for lonely people to meet

Located at 54 Wellington Road, Mount Barker

Mondays 10.30am until 2pm         

Activities & Meal      $3.00 donation

When you are not sure where to go or who to talk to -

When you want to be sociable - 

When the idea of a meal with others - 

When your own walls seem to be closing in - 

When the idea of an activity with others -

Then come and find some other people like you who want to change their life ......  Or just make it better .........

A Community Activity of the Mt Barker Church of Christ

 

Volunteer Vacancies

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Heart Foundation Walking

The Heart Foundation wants to support more people to walk more often, as it’s one of the simplest yet best things we can do for a healthy mind, body and heart. The program has nearly 100 groups in SA, and people can be part of a group by joining an existing group in their local area or by starting their own group.     

 

Walking groups can be any size and walk at various times, days, lengths, and levels of difficulty. Everyone is encouraged to walk at their own pace.

Heart Foundation Walking is Australia’s largest walking group network, with over 750 groups nationwide, including more that 350 specialty groups—such as parents with prams, support groups, indoor walking groups, people with health conditions (e.g. cardiac rehab, cancer), workplace teams, cultural and community groups, men’s and women’s walking groups.

 

Lead walking groups throughout the Adelaide Hills

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Meals on Wheels SA - Mount Barker

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About Us

Meals on Wheels is a not-for-profit, community-based volunteer organisation working throughout South Australia.

Since 1954, we have assisted many people in the community to live independently in their own homes by providing meals for up to 7 days. Delivering hot, delicious, nutritious 3 course meals on week-days and frozen meals for weekends, public holiday and other times when clients may need to be away from home.

Our clients include those who cannot cook or shop for themselves with ease, such as older people, people with a disability, carers or those recovering from an illness or injury.

Volunteer With Us!

If you are interested in finding out more about volunteering with us, please contact Volunteer Coordinator on 0428 069 712 or fill in an expression of interest form

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Meals on Wheels Stirling

 

Working throughout South Australia, Meals on Wheels is a not-for-profit, community-based volunteer organisation that improves the diet and wellbeing of less able people by cooking and delivering thousands of meals each week. And we have been doing that for seventy years!

We provide freshly cooked, hot, delicious, nutritious, three-course meals every weekday, plus frozen meals for weekends, public holidays or times when clients are away from home.

Our clients include those who easily cannot cook or shop for themselves, including older people, people with a disability, carers and those recovering from illness or injury.

Volunteer With Us And Make A Difference!

Research shows that home-delivered meal programs significantly reduce food insecurity whilst improving diet quality, social connectivity, and people’s quality-of-life.

And as a volunteer you will benefit by feeling part of your local supportive, cohesive and caring community.

Locally Based

Our Stirling Branch helps people in the Aldgate, Bridgewater, Crafers, Crafers West, Heathfield, Mylor, Piccadilly, Stirling, Summertown, Upper Sturt and Uraidla areas.

Contact Helen on 0467 173 360 if you are interested in helping others in your local community and finding out more about volunteering with us.

We have vacancies for deliverers, cooks and administrative staff.

 

 

 

 

 

Stirling Branch Opportunities

We have the following opportunities:

  • Administrative helpers
  • Deliverers
  • Cooks

Contact Helen on 0467 173 360 for more information.

Volunteering Opportunities

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Mount Barker District Council - Chat and Connect Program

Are you a social person with a passion for supporting our local community? If you love connecting with others and have a special place in your heart for older people, we have the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

 

The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme Program is a Government Funded Program that supports older people living in the community who may be socially isolated.   Our Chat and Connect program match a volunteer with an older person with the aim to create a meaningful connection and reduce social isolation.

 

General Interests

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Mount Barker District Council - Community Programs

At this time we only have vacancies in the below role in our Community Programs unit.

Feel free to fill in an expression of interest form at I want to volunteer | Mount Barker District Council

Contact our Volunteer Development Officer who may be able to suggest other options with our Council or in the Community on 8393 6414 or lbond@mountbarker.sa.gov.au

Have a look at other volunteering opportunities at MyImpactPage - Volunteer Connect or SEEK Volunteer - Australia's largest source of volunteer opportunities 

 

 

Volunteer Opportunities

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Mount Barker District Council - Justice of the Peace Community Service

       

As a Justice of the Peace (JP) you are an important community volunteer offering a free service to people for all major events in their life. 

 

Council supports a JP service at several neutral sites in the district where qualified JPs can assist residents. We are looking for more JPs to join our Signing room group. 

 

Times of Services

Monday -10am-12noon - Local Government Centre, Dutton Rd, Mount Barker

Tuesday - 10am-12noon - Mount Barker Community Centre

Tuesday - 4.30-6.30pm - Nairne Uniting Church Hall

Thursdays - 6.00-7.30pm - Mount Barker Community Library

Friday - 10am-12noon - Mount Barker Community Centre

 

Click on the link below for more information or contact:

Lisa our Volunteer Development Officer at volunteering@mountbarker.sa.gov.au

 

Visit SA.GOV.AU - Apply to become a Justice of the Peace 

JP Community Service

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Southern Cross Care SA,NT & Vic Inc

Volunteer to make a difference

Our volunteer program is dedicated to providing support and companionship to older adults. We believe that every person has the right to a good quality of life.

Our volunteers play a key role in delivering the care and social support older people need and encouraging healthy ageing. Our program offers a wide range of opportunities for individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of seniors.

For example, you can choose to visit socially with residents in an aged care home or assist them with leisure and wellness activities. You might prefer to participate in events, drive a buggy in a retirement village or even support in the café.

Whether for a few hours a week or a few hours a month, you can make a difference in our community. The program is not just about the benefits for our residents and clients, it is also rewarding for volunteers. You have the opportunity to meet new people, learn new skills, and gain valuable experience working with older adults.

Our volunteer team will work with you so that you are matched with a role that suits your skills and interests.

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The Hut Community Centre

 

Welcome to The Hut Community Centre! 

 
We are a community centre with a passion for the Adelaide Hills, having been initially established in a small hut in Stirling – hence the name of our centre. We are now located in Aldgate and have over 230 volunteers providing financial and social support, education, fun, and fitness activities to support the Hills community.
 
Our services are diverse and focus on engaging with residents in our Hills community. Programs include training and education, sharing skills and interests, and healthy living activities. Our reach covers the entire Hills region through our networks and partnerships which support our philosophy of working with others to support the Hills community.
 
We are your community centre, so let us know your thoughts on how we can work together to further enhance the Adelaide Hills Community!

 

Volunteer With Us!

Volunteering at The Hut is rewarding and satisfying. As a Hut volunteer we will match you with a task that is both challenging and appreciated and will provide you with an opportunity to help others in the Hills community. It is important to us that our volunteers gain a sense of personal achievement in knowing they have made a difference to the community in which they live.
 
Find out more about volunteering for The Hut by clicking on our volunteer activities or alternatively contact us by email on volunteer@thehut.org.au or call 83394400 and ask for Bernadette. 

 

Volunteer Activities

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