National Volunteer Week (NVW) kicks off on Monday 19 May, and it’s the perfect time to celebrate the incredible contributions of volunteers across Australia. This year’s theme, “Connecting Communities,” celebrates the power of volunteering to bring people together.
For Meridian residents, there are numerous local opportunities to engage with community groups and organisations in Clyde North that align with your interests and passions. Here’s how you can get involved:
City of Casey Volunteering Programs
The City of Casey offers a range of volunteering opportunities across various sectors, including community service, aged care, and youth programs. These roles are designed to match your interests and availability, ensuring a fulfilling experience.
Explore current opportunities.
Community Service for Ageing Residents
Assist older community members through programs that promote independence and social connection. Roles include meal delivery, companionship and support services.
Learn more at Volunteer for Ageing
Support Community Services
Organisations like Casey North Community Information & Support Service (CISS) offer various programs to assist those facing financial hardship, family violence and other challenges. Volunteers are essential in delivering these critical services.
Discover how you can help at Casey North CISS.
Help Protect and Care for Animals
If you’re passionate about animal welfare, The Lost Dogs Home offers a wide range of rewarding volunteer roles at their nearby Cranbourne location. From helping care for animals in shelter to dog walking, photography assistance and foster care, there’s a role to suit many interests and skill levels. Volunteering with The Lost Dogs Home not only supports the wellbeing of animals across Victoria but also connects you with a dedicated community of fellow animal lovers.
Explore volunteer opportunities
Support a Diverse and Inclusive Community
South East Community Links (SECL) works to create strong, inclusive communities across Melbourne’s southeast, particularly in areas like Dandenong, Springvale and Narre Warren. Their programs support newly arrived migrants and refugees, young people and families facing hardship. Volunteers play an essential role in mentoring, tutoring, event support, and administration.
If you’re looking to make a tangible difference in people’s lives while learning more about the vibrant cultures that shape our local area, SECL is a fantastic place to get involved.
Find out how to volunteer with SECL
Get Involved Today
Volunteering is a rewarding way to connect with your community, develop new skills and make a meaningful difference. Whether you have a few hours a week or can commit to a longer-term role, there’s something for everyone.
Explore more opportunities and find the perfect fit for you at the City of Casey Volunteer Matcher.
Let’s come together this National Volunteer Week to celebrate the spirit of connection and the incredible impact volunteers have in building inclusive and thriving communities.
