Welcome to the Adelaide Hills Motor Restorers Club

The Adelaide Hills Motor Restorers Club was formed in 1984 by a group of people with a common interest in preserving the machinery of our past.  In particular, cars, motorcycles, trucks, tractors, stationary engines and machinery manufactured in South Australia. Membership is open to anyone who shares this interest whether or not they own any machinery.

Search our volunteer vacancies or contact us at pop@ahmrc.org 

Mt Barker District Athletics Center is a grass roots sporting club that encourages family fun and fitness, we offer a range of volunteer opportunities from coaching, training and officials to assistance setting up our weekly events and cooking a BBQ. 

We would encourage anyone who has had prior experience with athletics even as a child to consider us.

We do require all volunteers to have a current DCSI or equivalent recognised working with Children clearance.

Thanks for your consideration,

David Usher, President  

Riding for Disabled Oakbank

Riding for Disabled Oakbank Centre (RDA Oakbank) provides specialised horse-riding programs and relationships with horses for mostly young people with physical, intellectual, learning and emotional disabilities. We have been operating since 1980 by local volunteers and are based at the Oakbank Racecourse in South Australia's picturesque Adelaide Hills. 

RDA Oakbank is one of 12 centres across South Australia that are formally affiliated with Riding for the Disabled South Australia (RDASA). As a member of RDASA, our centre is a registered National Disability Insurance Scheme provider.

Volunteer With Us!

RDA Oakbank holds lessons on Tuesday and Friday afternoons but operate 7 days a week to care for our small herd of horses and to maintain our infrastructure, paddocks and other assets.

We offer you the opportunity to learn new skills with RDA Australia accredited volunteer coaches, other trained volunteers with a diversity of skills, and trained and accredited RDA horses.

Fill in an application to volunteer or contact Frances Hardy on 0418851745 to find out more.