Multicultural Playgroup - Volunteers

Do you love spending time with little people and want to join our weekly playgroup?

We’re seeking volunteers to assist in our Individual Family Support Services (IFSS) Multicultural playgroups based in Cannington and Rivervale.

Cannington - Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 9 am – 12 pm

Rivervale - Friday from 9 am – 12 pm.

You will have the opportunity to spend time with children on a range of educational and fun activities in our indoor / outdoor play areas.

Our playgroups support children from 0–4-year-old, parents, grandparents, carers, and families from multicultural backgrounds to bond and connect with other families.

Our volunteers generously donate their time to aid the delivery of our essential community services and support the needs of our clients.

Why Should I Volunteer for Communicare?

Applying your talents, skills, and knowledge to practical work.

Achieving a sense of purpose by working amongst highly skilled individuals who are passionate about making a difference

Developing a greater knowledge of the community.

Learning new skills and building upon your existing skill set.

Help with your future career pathways.

About Us

Since opening our doors in 1977, our passion for delivering high quality, people-focused support services continue to flourish. In May 2020, we became the new custodian of White Ribbon Australia, establishing a national footprint for the organisation.

We remain committed to growing a workforce that celebrates diversity and seeks to inspire and empower the people we serve.

While we’ve changed a lot over the years, our values – Strong Together, Everyone is Welcome, Above and Beyond, Doing What We Say – remain at the very heart of everything we do.

What we require from you :

National Police Certificate (no older than six months)

Current working with Children check.

Join us today and become a vital part of our community.

How to apply

Please submit your interest online or email volunteers@communicare.org.au

White Ribbon Workplaces are centres of respect and proactivity in relation to the safety of women in the workplace and the community.

Communicare encourage applications from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse backgrounds, people who identify as LGBTQI+ and people living with disabilities.