Paul has always enjoyed getting out into the community and attending his local Church, but due to changes in mobility and health is finding this difficult. This volunteering role would involve time with Paul in his own home fortnightly for an hour to support his social connection, enjoying board and card games.

Through the Social Support volunteer program, you will be provided with the training and resources to assist with this connection. As a Social Support volunteer you will: Support a person living with a disability to build sustainable connections in their community. Teach a new skill to someone wanting to learn. * Research and identify local social activities available.

You may benefit by: Gaining a greater sense of community and belonging. The satisfaction of helping your community, sharing your skills, and making a positive difference to a person. Expanding your friendships and professional networks, and; Developing your interpersonal skills