Opportunities when Volunteering with Interchange
- Get involved in your community and make a difference
- Support children and young people with a disability and their families
- Expand your knowledge and skills
- Feel appreciated and content that you have given back to society
- Develop life skills and experiences
- Work experience for your resume
- Make new friends
- Have special memories to last a lifetime
- Gain ongoing training
- Experience unique opportunities
- Enjoy yourself while enriching others
Volunteer Now - Requirements
Volunteering is a fantastic way to contribute to your local community’s wellbeing and develop meaningful relationships with young people who have a disability and their families. It’s also a great way to gain extraordinary life experiences, whilst having fun and meeting like-minded people. Volunteers can be people from all walks of life, young, old, couples or singles; with or without children, anyone over 18 years would be considered. Volunteers under 18 may be suitable for particular programs. The suitability of prospective volunteers is assessed by the local Interchange staff. This screening process generally includes:
- Interviews
- Police Check
- Working with Children Check
- Reference Checks
- Health Check
- Home visits (Host Program volunteers only)
Volunteers do not require any previous experience in caring for a child or young person with a disability. Ongoing support and training is provided. Volunteers are covered by insurance while they are volunteering with Interchange.
Volunteer now to make a real difference.

