Esperance Volunteer Resource Centre

Esperance Volunteer Resource Centre Your One-Stop-Volunteer-Shop! Esperance Volunteer Resource Centre is managed by the Shire of Esperance. The Shire's decision about content is final.

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"What if everyone stopped volunteering?"Sign up for this free webinar on the 1st Oct 2-3pm!
07/09/2026

"What if everyone stopped volunteering?"

Sign up for this free webinar on the 1st Oct 2-3pm!

What would happen if everyone stopped volunteering? Hear directly from the author of the groundbreaking 2025 UK report exploring this very question.

You've got around 1 week left to decide on this one! The training is Thurs 10th September 1pm - 4pm :)
31/08/2026

You've got around 1 week left to decide on this one! The training is Thurs 10th September 1pm - 4pm :)

- FEATURED VACANCY & TRAINING SESSION -

The Cannery Arts Centre have got new gallery lights and, maybe you’ve noticed, it's made a huge difference to how their exhibitions look. But getting the lighting right takes a small team of vollies who know what they’re doing.
Our question for you is: Are you a future exhibiting artist, keen to volunteer with the Cannery Lighting Crew, or just have a bit of a passion for lighting? This one’s for you!

The Cannery is conducting GALLERY LIGHTING TRAINING on SEPT 10th so now is the perfect time to sign up for this volunteer crew!

Last year, Art on the Move trained some of our team in the basics of exhibition lighting. Now they want to share that knowledge and get a few more people confident using the system.

Come along for a relaxed, hands-on 3-hour session. They will run through the different lights they have, what they can do, how to install and use them safely, and then have a play lighting different artwork.

Highly recommended for exhibiting artists to understand how to light their own work, or anyone interested in joining our volunteer install team. The Lighting Crew* install lights on Wednesdays and Thursdays, working in the afternoon until evening.
*Please note that ladder use is essential for this position.

Register for the training here:
https://www.canneryartscentre.com.au/opportunities/install-volunteer-callout-ed92p

Then, register to be a Lighting Crew Volunteer here:
https://govolunteer.com.au/volunteering/opportunity/246513/gallery-lighting-crew

We have officially moved!You'll find us at Esperance Lotteries House , office 1.Our phone number and email have stayed t...
31/08/2026

We have officially moved!

You'll find us at Esperance Lotteries House , office 1.

Our phone number and email have stayed the same:
☎️ (08) 9083 1540
📧 [email protected]

Please reach out if you'd like to book an appointment. :)

- FEATURED VACANCY & TRAINING SESSION - The Cannery Arts Centre have got new gallery lights and, maybe you’ve noticed, i...
25/08/2026

- FEATURED VACANCY & TRAINING SESSION -

The Cannery Arts Centre have got new gallery lights and, maybe you’ve noticed, it's made a huge difference to how their exhibitions look. But getting the lighting right takes a small team of vollies who know what they’re doing.
Our question for you is: Are you a future exhibiting artist, keen to volunteer with the Cannery Lighting Crew, or just have a bit of a passion for lighting? This one’s for you!

The Cannery is conducting GALLERY LIGHTING TRAINING on SEPT 10th so now is the perfect time to sign up for this volunteer crew!

Last year, Art on the Move trained some of our team in the basics of exhibition lighting. Now they want to share that knowledge and get a few more people confident using the system.

Come along for a relaxed, hands-on 3-hour session. They will run through the different lights they have, what they can do, how to install and use them safely, and then have a play lighting different artwork.

Highly recommended for exhibiting artists to understand how to light their own work, or anyone interested in joining our volunteer install team. The Lighting Crew* install lights on Wednesdays and Thursdays, working in the afternoon until evening.
*Please note that ladder use is essential for this position.

Register for the training here:
https://www.canneryartscentre.com.au/opportunities/install-volunteer-callout-ed92p

Then, register to be a Lighting Crew Volunteer here:
https://govolunteer.com.au/volunteering/opportunity/246513/gallery-lighting-crew

Gather & Grow at the Cannery Arts Centre 😊👩‍🌾🍃👨‍🌾🥾🌳
25/08/2026

Gather & Grow at the Cannery Arts Centre 😊👩‍🌾🍃👨‍🌾🥾🌳

- FEATURED VOLUNTEER VACANCY - Are you a safe driver who enjoys engaging with people? 🚍Juniper Esperance Aged Care Facil...
24/08/2026

- FEATURED VOLUNTEER VACANCY -

Are you a safe driver who enjoys engaging with people? 🚍

Juniper Esperance Aged Care Facility is seeking friendly and dependable people to drive their automatic 8-seater bus to safely transport residents and staff on outings!

Duration:
--> 1 – 2 hours once or twice a week.
--> 10.30am-11.30am Monday and Wednesday
--> 1.30pm-2.30pm Monday and Wednesday
*This volunteer role could work on a monthly roster if more
convenient for volunteers. 😊

Click on the link for more info about this awesome volunteer position! 😁 https://govolunteer.com.au/volunteering/opportunity/247593/volunteer-bus-driver

We found that the biggest barrier to organisations bringing young people on as volunteers was fear of the risks associat...
14/08/2026

We found that the biggest barrier to organisations bringing young people on as volunteers was fear of the risks associated with child safety.

Safety isn't a single check, it's a system!

We have compiled six common questions (with some suggested answers) that Volunteer-Involving-Organisations tend to ask us when they're thinking of bringing teens on board.

Find the rest here 📖
https://www.esperance.wa.gov.au/Profiles/esperance/Assets/ClientData/EVRC/How_do_we_ensure_young_people_are_safe_at_our_organisation.pdf

This project was supported through Volunteering WA 's Volunteer Management Activity, funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

MYTH: "Young people are too busy to volunteer." REALITY: Many young people want to contribute but opportunities need to ...
12/08/2026

MYTH: "Young people are too busy to volunteer."
REALITY: Many young people want to contribute but opportunities need to work alongside study, work, sport, family and other commitments!

During our youth project over the last year we noticed a few assumptions surrounding young people's participation (or lack of) in volunteering, and have collated our findings into 9 handy Myth vs Reality slides!

Find them here �https://www.esperance.wa.gov.au/Profiles/esperance/Assets/ClientData/EVRC/Regional_Collective_Project/Youth_Volunteering_-_Myth_vs_Reality.pdf

This project was supported through Volunteering WA 's Volunteer Management Activity, funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

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Lotteries House/3 Forrest Street (Office 1)
Esperance, WA
6450

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm

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