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 

Together, we link people with disabilities, carers and the aged, with care and support services through flexible and inclusive choices within our local community.

Join us on various conservation projects in Adelaide and regional SA. Achieve positive environmental impact, meet like-minded participants and improve the health of our beautiful yet fragile ecosystems!

Previous experiences or skills not required. Our helpful team leaders will provide required skills and training on the day. You should be reasonably fit as our projects require lots of physical work, including bending down and using tools.

For more information, please take a look at our available volunteering activities or contact us at adelaide@cva.org.au or phone (08) 8352 4111.

Do you have some spare time on your hands?  Or do you want to further your skills?

We have a range of different opportunities that may interest you.

• Second Hand Uniform Shop: customer service, sales, EFTPOS, retail.
• College Canteen - servicing three Lutheran Schools in the Adelaide Hills: food preparation, customer service, and cash handling.
• PT&F events and fundraiser opportunities: we have many events throughout the year like our annual Food & Fun Fest. Event set-up and preparation, telemarketing, gift wrapping - the list is endless. 

We have lots of fun so please don't hesitate to contact us to see what exciting opportunities are available... every little bit helps.

About Hahndorf Academy

We, the Houghton Inglewood Hermitage Soldiers Memorial Park Committee (The Committee) have a big & bold vision for our hills community with a 2.5 million sports and community hub building at the Houghton Oval. The Committee has worked on developing a master plan for the last 15 years. Years of planning went into the design of the New Multiuse Community Facility and with everyone’s support we hope to be able to start building this year.

All committee members are volunteers, some working full-time, some semi retired. We are seeking people with specialist expertise in Marketing, Sponsorship/Fundraising to join our Committee as well as people willing to volunteer for specific events only. Our next event is the Houghton Spring Fair & Produce Market which will be held on Sunday 27th October 2019 from 10am - 3pm at the Houghton Oval.

For further information please contact the Treasurer Han on 0404044752.

Ink Pot Arts is an award-winning NFP organisation based in Mount Barker. We offer supportive, fun, high-quality opportunities to explore the performing arts through workshops and events. Our workshops are led by creative professionals & provide not only the chance to develop new skills, but great companionship across different generations, cultures & life experiences. Regular programs include drama, dance-drama, ukulele, and singing. Specialty workshops are available on request.

Want to volunteer with us? There are many different options, from working on our Farmers' Market fundraising stall to making costumes, painting sets, assisting with event management, publicity and more. Tell us what you love to do and we'll see where you can assist :)!

To find out about our programs go to: https://inkpot.com.au/

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Mount Baker Kiwanis Book Shop.

Kiwanis is a global organisation of volunteers dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time.

New Members Welcome

www.kiwanis.org.au
kiwanisbookshop@gmail.com

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Maccy Biochar is a not-for-profit group set up to collect tree litter from local households, landowners and businesses and convert it to biochar. We thereby capture carbon, offset and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and create voluntary carbon offsets to trade.

We are based in Macclesfield, South Australia and are currently auspiced by the Macclesfield Community Association Inc.

Visit our website to find out more: https://www.maccybiochar.com

Mount Barker Community Centre provides a range of courses, activities and services to our local community in the Mount Barker region of the Adelaide Hills.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Mount Barker District Council.  Your valuable gift of time is greatly appreciated by our community.

Wishing you all the best with your volunteering.

The Hills Community Toy Library are looking for fabulous new volunteers to come join our community!

Do you have . .

• an interest in helping to run a vibrant not for profit
• great organisational skills, a creative mind, or a passion to play your part and make a difference
• a small amount of time out of your busy life to help out

As a volunteer you will:

• have access to borrow a wide variety of toys,
• meet other families and volunteers
• learn many new skills and have a great time, and
• enjoy being actively involved in your local community.

Trees Please!

Landcare Hahndorf

Trees Please! aims to protect the remnant native bush at The Cedars (which is being destroyed by woody weeds like broom, gorse and blackberry), and to re-vegetate the area with local native trees and shrubs. The Cedars is the home of the late Sir Hans Heysen (near Hahndorf). 

Trees Please! volunteers work every Thursday morning from 10am till mid day (weather permitting), and after the work there's a famous shared picnic (it's not all work!)

• Most of our work involves removing woody weeds but we also collect seed from the   remnant native vegetation. Seedlings are then raised from the seed we've collected   and planted out during special tree planting days in late Winter.
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• Any questions? Ring Trevor on 041 140 1416
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• Visit our website  http://www.treesplease.org.au/