Become a Volunteer What are the benefits of becoming a volunteer? Volunteers form a vital connection between Baptistcare care recipients and the wider community. Giving the gift of your time can be incredibly rewarding, and helps ensure that the work of Baptistcare can continue. Volunteering is a wonderful way to: Make a difference to the lives of others and to give back to your community Develop new skills Gain valuable work experience if you are between jobs Find out if a career in Aged Care would suit you Gain practical experience to enhance tertiary study in Aged Care or Allied Health Keep active after retirement What sort of activities would I be involved in as a volunteer?     Volunteering activities vary and may include:    Reading and talking with residents  Indoor and outdoor activities Board games  Entertainment – volunteers are encouraged to share their musical talents Companionship Where can I volunteer? Baptistcare has the need for volunteers at various sites and services in areas such as Albany, Gwelup, Byford, Rockingham, Salter Point, Manjimup, Lesmurdie, Busselton, Bassendean, Mandurah, Pinjarra, Morley, Fremantle and other metropolitan areas. We also run a Community Visitors Scheme that matches volunteers with residents in Residential Aged Care Facilities as part of a national Government initiative. How do I become a Volunteer with Baptistcare? All volunteers are required to undergo a short application process, and to provide a police clearance and one character referee. If you would like to become a Baptistcare Volunteer or want to know more information, please contact: Baptistcare Volunteers T (08) 9282 8600 F (08) 9316 9471 Or submit your query using our Enquiry Form

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