Hear directly from young people how volunteering helped them build new friendships, expand their network across various industries, and prepare them for work.

Volunteering plays a vital role in our community, enriching the lives of many while delivering essential services to those in need. However, formal volunteering has declined significantly, particularly among people aged under 25 (including international students).

This decline impacts communities, and means many people miss out on the mutual benefits volunteering provides. Hear directly from young people how volunteering helped them build new friendships, expand their network across various industries, and prepare them for work.

– CultureVerse

Watch the recording of this online panel discussion expectedly facilitated by Kano Ravalji, founder of Third Culture Australia.

What’s in it for you?
• Be inspired by real volunteers sharing their stories
• Discover how volunteering can ignite your passion, open up new job opportunities and expand your network.
• Learn more about volunteering opportunities near you and how to get started.

The Hanging Out to Help Out national campaign has been launched by the Australian Government to raise awareness, interest and consideration of volunteering among young people aged 15-18. Access the stakeholder pack here!