05 Aug
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Australian Multicultural Community Services
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Australia
05 Aug
Australian Multicultural Community Services
Australia
AMCS is currently seeking to recruit a volunteer to assist with the Multicultural Visiting Program.
The Role:
Spend time as a companion to someone experiencing social isolation. Share your stories, laughs and journey and learn from someone with a world of experience
Develop friendships by visiting people in their homes or residential home, going on outings, helping with shopping, playing games, listening to music, watching movies, creating art, reading books or newspapers or simply talking
Help to ensure your companion is seen and heard. You are truly changing someone’s life by being there for support
A quick sign-up process
Connect with people in your area
Join a multicultural organisation with a 40-year history of delivering quality care services
Benefits:
Enjoy the companionship of a current friend who is willing to share their life with you
Create new relationships with people outside of your daily circle
Gain experience and develop current interpersonal skills with access to professional development training opportunities
Celebrate your efforts to support multiculturalism (and maybe even learn a current language)
Opportunity to match with someone in same culture:
Enjoy the physical and mental health benefits of volunteering
Join the AMCS community, a trusted not-for-profit registered charity
AMCS staff are able to provide professional references for you
Flexible schedule (you choose times and days which best suits your lifestyle)
Bonus Points:
Speak a language other than English
Have a current driver’s license & car
Category
Community Services
Commitment
Regular - more than 6 months
Type Of Work
Companionship & Social Support,
Time Required
minimum of one hour per fortnight
Training
Ongoing training opportunities and supervision.
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