Volunteering

Volunteering can be a great way to gain experience, meet people and contribute to services which will make a real difference to Greater Shepparton and its communities.

Not-for-profit organisations, community groups, social enterprises, schools, sporting and social clubs can all benefit from the diverse range of talents and experiences of volunteers.

Volunteer Opportunities

There are many different places to volunteer within the Greater Shepparton region:

Council

Other Organisations

The above information about volunteering opportunities is also available in this printable document:

Volunteer Managers Network - Quick Reference Guide 2019

Updated September 2019

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Youth Volunteering Opportunities

Are you under 18 and would like to be a volunteer? This flyer list some of the opportunities available to you, and how you can get involved.

PDF, 279 KB

Volunteer Expression of Interest Form

* Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

Name *

Email address *

Postal address *

Contact telephone number *

Date of birth *

Please select the program(s) you wish to volunteer for.

Please check any that interest you.

Active Living Children's Services Events Department Kidstown Meals on Wheels Riverlinks Ushers Riverlinks Technicians Street Rider

If you have selected "Children's Services", please nominate your preferred service/s (Maximum of two service choices only)

Please click here see a list of all services with volunteering opportunities.

How did you hear about volunteering at Greater Shepparton City Council?

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We get a lot of automated junk mail (spam), so we require you to pass this quick test before submitting.

Online Volunteer Induction Course

This standardised induction course is designed for volunteers who perform work at any site controlled by or on behalf of any council participating in the North East Council Volunteer Induction program.

Your work as a volunteer is important to Greater Shepparton City Council and the Greater Shepparton Community, and so is your safety. This course will advise volunteers of the expected safety requirements and standards and provide you with information about your role.

All volunteers performing work or tasks in any capacity at a work site controlled by or on behalf of, any of the above Councils are required to successfully complete the Online Volunteer Induction Course. The course takes about 20-30 minutes. Being online, courses can be completed using a standard Web Browser.

Take the Volunteer Induction Course

Enter your email address in the field below to receive instructions on how you can take the Volunteer Induction Course.

* Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

Email address *

Spam prevention test *

We get a lot of automated junk mail (spam), so we require you to pass this quick test before submitting.

If you have any questions please contact our Occupational Health and Safety Advisor on 03 5832 9771.

Volunteer Strategy and Action Plan 2019-2022

The Volunteer Strategy and Action Plan 2019-2022 provides a framework for how we promote, recruit, retain, support, celebrate and recognise volunteers across the municipality. This Strategy builds on the previous Volunteer Strategy and Action Plan (2014-2018) and will further provide a framework for the promotion, recruitment, support, recognition and celebration of Council’s volunteers at a local level, encouraging a responsive and supportive environment for all volunteers.

For more information, contact Council's Neighbourhoods Department on 03 5832 9700.

Volunteer Strategy and Action Plan 2019-2022

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Volunteer Recognition Awards

The Greater Shepparton Volunteer Recognition Awards provide much-needed recognition to hard-working locals whose efforts are not always sufficiently appreciated by wider society.

View more information about the Volunteer Recognition Awards.