Volunteering
Volunteering can have different meanings to different people and cultures. Understanding motivations for volunteering and ensuring your processes and procedures are clear can make the volunteering experience smoother for everyone.
Cultural Safety
Cultural safety means everyone is treated with respect, regardless of their background. Feeling culturally safe can help someone feel welcome and included.
Cultural Inclusion
Bias or prejudices can happen intentionally or unintentionally. It is important to understand and identify such biases and work to overcome them.
Recruitment Support Video Series: New to Australia? Come Volunteer!
English Video and Factsheet
New to Australia? Come Volunteer! English Factsheet
Urdu Video and Factsheet
New to Australia? Come Volunteer! Urdu Factsheet
Arabic Video and Factsheet
New to Australia? Come Volunteer! Arabic Factsheet
Chinese Video and Factsheet
This video is spoken in Mandarin and the Factsheet is written in Simplified Chinese.
New to Australia? Come Volunteer! Chinese (Simplified) Factsheet
Vietnamese Video and Factsheet
New to Australia? Come Volunteer! Vietnamese Factsheet
More information is available on the full article: Engaging Newly Arrived Migrants
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