Frequently asked questions about volunteers.
Frequently asked questions about 'Week 2'.
Frequently asked questions about the schoolies hub.
Frequently asked questions about 'Week 2'.
Frequently asked questions about COVID-19.
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You must be 19+yrs, undergo training, hold a current Blue Card (or we can assist you in applying for one) and be able to work in a team environment.
Shifts are available between the following hours:
If you are interested in volunteering with us during the 2021 Safer Schoolies Gold Coast Response, please complete our expression of interest form.
There is no cost involved for the Blue Cards as you will be volunteering.
We will need you to fill out a Blue Card Linking form to link you to our organisation.
Shift times are flexible and you get to nominate your availability when you register through Better Impact. When scheduling shifts, we are happy to accommodate your preferences.
Shift times are flexible and you get to nominate your availability when you register through Better Impact. When scheduling shifts, we are happy to accommodate your preferences.
You get to nominate your availability when you register.
We have three key roles available:
Shifts are usually 5 to 6 hours in length but we can always work to accommodate you.
Yes, there is and it is compulsory for all volunteers to attend one session.
Locations and dates will be finalised closer to the Safer Schoolies Gold Coast Response.
The application itself will take approximately five minutes. The Blue Card checks may take up to six weeks so we encourage you to get the process started sooner rather than later.
Yes - each volunteer receives a certificate and if required, we can provide further certification of the hours volunteered.
Absolutely! We organise the teams on the night so as long as you are both working the same shift, then you can work in the same team.
There is also a question in the registration form that allows you to nominate the person/s that you wish to work with.
Giving back to the community. A sense of pride.
Helping keep school leavers, and the broader community, safe.
The opportunity to forge new friendships.
For students: those who are studying criminology, law, nursing, medicine or paramedicine, volunteering as a School Leaver Support Team member offers the chance to gain valuable experience – it will also look great on your resume.
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