VFRS Volunteers have many opportunities to develop new, nationally recognized skills, form new friendships, accept high levels of responsibility and enjoy the team spirit of a tightly knit unit.

We require non-frontline, support roles such as:

• Administration
• Fundraising
• Social media and public relations
• Public and community education
• Station and vehicle housekeeping

All volunteers are provided with:

• Training to perform your role
• Insurance to cover injury
• Necessary protective equipment
• Access to mental health support services

The benefits of becoming an VFRS volunteer :

• Strengthen Your Community
• Form New Friendships as Part of a Team
• Sense of Achievement and Purpose
• Personal and Professional Development
• Ongoing Training and Support
• Enjoy Better Health