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VOLUNTEER WITH US AND HELP YOUR COMMUNITY
The Holocaust Institute of WA is a not-for-profit organisation that is led and operated by a dedicated team of volunteers. More than 40 volunteers come from all walks of life, different cultural and religious backgrounds and all age groups to inspire and motivate students to understanding, acceptance and action.
Under the direction of our Program Manager, volunteers are involved as facilitators, supervisors and trainers and mentors. All are committed and skilled people who demonstrate professionalism and dedication to the Australian community.
The Institute provides on-going training for volunteers, opportunities to hone their natural skills and to develop new capabilities.
Want to be part of the team? Email our program manager
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VOLUNTEER WITH US AND HELP YOUR COMMUNITY
The Holocaust Institute of WA is a not-for-profit organisation that is led and operated by a dedicated team of volunteers. More than 40 volunteers come from all walks of life, different cultural and religious backgrounds and all age groups to inspire and motivate students to understanding, acceptance and action.
Under the direction of our Program Manager, volunteers are involved as facilitators, supervisors and trainers and mentors. All are committed and skilled people who demonstrate professionalism and dedication to the Australian community.
The Institute provides on-going training for volunteers, opportunities to hone their natural skills and to develop new capabilities.
Want to be part of the team? Email our program manager
admin@couragetocarewa.org
I always wondered why somebody
doesn’t do something about that.
Then I realised – I was somebody.
LILY TOMLIN
I always wondered why somebody
doesn’t do something about that.
Then I realised – I was somebody.
LILY TOMLIN
VOLUNTEER ROLE DESCRIPTION
FACILITATOR
Skills required include the ability to:
- Engage with young people in a safe and respectful way;
- Stay on track during the facilitation session and ensure the message stays clear;
- Be self-aware and understand personal prejudice.
- Manage sensitive situations appropriately based on Courage to Care training;
- Be self-reflective and open to constructive feedback;
- Work collaboratively with staff and other volunteers.
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