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  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during the MGA Free Bread giveaway. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing food, and communicating MGA services.

    Our bread comes from the Friends of the Children Foundation, an organisation that collects day-old bread from local businesses to reduce waste and support the community. On some days, when there isn’t enough bread to go around, our delivery doesn’t happen. While it’s great for the planet, it can occasionally result in last-minute cancellations of volunteering shifts.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • EventEvent

    Closing date for applications is 26 Feb.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during the MGA Free Bread giveaway. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing food, and communicating MGA services.

    Our bread comes from the Friends of the Children Foundation, an organisation that collects day-old bread from local businesses to reduce waste and support the community. On some days, when there isn’t enough bread to go around, our delivery doesn’t happen. While it’s great for the planet, it can occasionally result in last-minute cancellations of volunteering shifts.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • Leadership ProgramLeadership Program
    • EventEvent

    Closing date for applications is 26 Feb.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during the MGA Free Bread giveaway. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing food, and communicating MGA services.

    Our bread comes from the Friends of the Children Foundation, an organisation that collects day-old bread from local businesses to reduce waste and support the community. On some days, when there isn’t enough bread to go around, our delivery doesn’t happen. While it’s great for the planet, it can occasionally result in last-minute cancellations of volunteering shifts.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • EventEvent

    Closing date for applications is 05 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during the MGA Free Bread giveaway. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing food, and communicating MGA services.

    Our bread comes from the Friends of the Children Foundation, an organisation that collects day-old bread from local businesses to reduce waste and support the community. On some days, when there isn’t enough bread to go around, our delivery doesn’t happen. While it’s great for the planet, it can occasionally result in last-minute cancellations of volunteering shifts.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • Leadership ProgramLeadership Program
    • EventEvent

    Closing date for applications is 05 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during MGA Grab and Go Dinner. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing food and communicating MGA services.The MGA in an effort to be more sustainable use reusable boxes for this event. Volunteers will also help in informing attendees about these boxes and where to return the boxes after use.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • EventEvent, Welfare

    Closing date for applications is 04 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during MGA Grab and Go Dinner. Volunteers will help with setting up, distributing food and communicating MGA services.The MGA in an effort to be more sustainable use reusable boxes for this event. Volunteers will also help in informing attendees about these boxes and where to return the boxes after use.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • Leadership ProgramLeadership Program
    • EventEvent, Welfare

    Closing date for applications is 04 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • This is a recommended in-person training for all new and current MGA volunteers across all campuses. If you already attended last year, you're off the hook but you're welcome to join again! We'll review your roles, responsibilities, benefits, and how to set up key event equipment. There are identical trainings at Clayton and Caulfield campuses, please choose the one that best suits you.The Seminar Room 2 is located across from Share Tea.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • EventEvent

    Closing date for applications is 02 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • This is a recommended in-person training for all new and current MGA volunteer leaders across all campuses. If you already attended last year, you're off the hook but you're welcome to join again! We'll review your roles, responsibilities, benefits, and how to set up key event equipment. There are identical trainings at Clayton and Caulfield campuses, please choose the one that best suits you.This training is happening twice at Clayton, but you only need to attend once. The Seminar Room 2 is located across from Share Tea.

    • Campus/LocationClayton Campus
    • Leadership ProgramLeadership Program
    • EventEvent

    Closing date for applications is 02 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist in creating a welcoming and engaging environment during MGA's off-campus outreach volunteering opportunities. Volunteers will help St Kilda Mums with cleaning, sorting, and packing essential items that keep babies and children safe.

    Please note, this volunteering opportunity takes place at 14 Winterton Road, Clayton, 3168. Volunteers are responsible for their own transportation to and from the volunteer location and may check-in at this location.

    All volunteers participating in our monthly volunteering at St Kilda Mums are required to hold a valid Working with Children Check (WWCC). You will be required to bring proof of your WWCC anytime you volunteer at St Kilda Mums and you will not be allowed to volunteer if you haven't completed the check.

    • Campus/LocationOff Campus
    • EventCommunity Outreach

    Closing date for applications is 06 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
  • Assist with managing volunteers at an off-campus community partner volunteering opportunity. Volunteer Leaders will help greet volunteers, take attendance and communicate volunteer outcomes to the MGA.

    Please note, this volunteering opportunity takes place at 14 Winterton Road, Clayton, 3168. Volunteers are responsible for their own transportation to and from the volunteer location and may check-in at this location.

    All volunteers participating in our monthly volunteering at St Kilda Mums are required to hold a valid Working with Children Check (WWCC). You will be required to bring proof of your WWCC anytime you volunteer at St Kilda Mums and you will not be allowed to volunteer if you haven't completed the check.

    • Leadership ProgramLeadership Program
    • Campus/LocationOff Campus
    • EventCommunity Outreach

    Closing date for applications is 06 Mar.

    You need to be logged in and registered.
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