Please Note: Reynard Street Neighbourhood House is not taking on new volunteers at this time due to physical distancing requirements. Still feel free to apply for our current volunteer opportunities and we will be in touch when requirements have been relaxed. We hope to have volunteer programs back up and running as soon as possible. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch for more information
Volunteering is a great way to contribute to our local community. We often have projects around grant writing, multimedia, event management, empowering community resilience, volunteer coordination and leading project activities.
We also welcome work experience placements for tertiary students undertaking courses relevant to working in the community.If you have time and skills to offer over an extended period you may be able to lead in the creation of a new community project or activity.
For any further information , please call us on (03) 9386 7128 or email volunteercoordinator@rsnh.org.au.
Below are our current volunteer opportunities.
Playgroup Assistant Volunteer
The role of the Playgroup Assistant is to support the Playgroup Coordinator in facilitating the Community Playgroups currently operating at Reynard Street Neighbourhood House (RSNH). You will be assisting in preparing and supporting play based activities for children during play sessions.
RSNH playgroups run on a unique model supported by a practical facilitator, providing activities and equipment, as well as organising group time with singing and story time. In doing this we aim to provide an enriched environment for your children to explore while developing new skills. RSNH playgroups are also an opportunity for parents to connect with each other and develop lasting, supportive friendships as children develop and grow.
Gardening Volunteer
This role will involve hands-on work within a small team of volunteers focusing on developing and maintaining a newly constructed Sensory Garden and Community Garden at Reynard Street Neighbourhood House. This role is a great way to become involved with a meaningful project, while meeting new people, and staying active and involved in your community. RSNH also welcomes suggestions for improvements and new ideas for the garden.
Building and Grounds Maintenance Volunteer
This role will involve hands on work maintaining outdoor areas at Reynard Street Neighbourhood House (RSNH). It will involve working safely to complete general maintenance tasks using hand tools and may include some basic maintenance auditing work. The grounds at RSNH have maintenance support from Moreland City Council however there are some general repair and maintenance tasks to be completed by RSNH volunteers.
If you would like more information about any of the above roles, please don’t hesitate to get in touch by clicking here.