Volunteering in Wollondilly
Dedicating some of your free time to being a volunteer is a rewarding experience that not only provides an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals but also allows you to explore new experiences and develop new skills. It also positively contributes to the well-being of the place you love to call home.
Check out some of the local volunteering opportunities in Wollondilly.
The Robin Davies Wollondilly Community Nursery
Volunteering at the Nursery is open to anyone and everyone who has a keen interest in the environment and making a positive impact for our community and native wildlife. No experience is required as all new Volunteers are trained in native plant propagation and growing skills. You’ll meet new friends along the way and also grow and share fresh produce!
Wollondilly Library
The Library is so much more than just books! Volunteering opportunities at Wollondilly Library include becoming a Home Library Service delivery driver, providing events assistance, becoming a technology tutor and or helping out with other general duties such as organising and tidying Library shelves.
Bushcare
Bushcare is a community-based program that plays an important role in the conservation and restoration of our environment. Bushcare volunteers carry out a range of important activities that are carried out under the guidance of Environmental Officers who provide the training, tools and technical advice that equip all volunteers to become competent in Bushcare.
No experience or commitment is required. Chat to our team about how you can get involved!
WOLLONDILLY Animal Shelter
The Wollondilly Animal Shelter isn't currently taking volunteers however there are plenty of opportunities to support our four legged friends with organisations such as the RSPCA.
Opportunities with Local Organisations
There are a number of local community groups, services and organisations who are actively on the lookout for Volunteers. Click the button below and search for current positions via area.
Wollondilly Shire Council acknowledges the Dharawal and Gundungurra peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land, honouring their enduring cultural and spiritual connection to Country and recognising their ongoing contribution to the Shire.
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