
GET INVOLVED

Volunteer with BCR Communities
GIVE A LITTLE. GET A LOT BACK
Volunteering with BCR is a chance to meet people, share what you know, learn something new and make a difference in your local community.
Whether you have a particular skill to share or simply some time and enthusiasm to give, there are lots of ways to get involved, and we'll help you find something that feels right for you.
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Volunteering for BCR Communities will give you the opportunity to:
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Make new friends and meet people
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Share your knowledge and talents
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Contribute to your community
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Learn new skills
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Join in our volunteer events
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Be a part of a great team
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Find a sense of purpose
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Make a difference in the lives of others
What can I do as a BCR volunteer?

Help a learner driver build skills, confidence and experience behind the wheel - it's life changing!
Driver Mentor

Put your organisational skills to good use by helping our teams with administration and other behind-the-scenes tasks that keep BCR running.
Administration

Help create a welcoming environment by chatting with participants and lending a hand with activities, outings and group programs.
Day Respite/
Social Group

Get hands-on with gardening, workshop projects, music and other activities while sharing your skills, learning new ones and connecting with others.
Activities Hub
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Help sort and display donated clothing and goods, serve customers, stock shelves, pack groceries and keep our Op Shop and Food Pantry welcoming and organised for the community.
Op Shop and Food Pantry

Be part of 92.7FM! Volunteer on air or behind the scenes and help keep our local community connected, informed and entertained.
92.7FM Radio
Check out the latest volunteer roles on our BCR Job Board
Ready to find your place at BCR?
You don't need to know exactly what you'd like to do. Tell us a little about yourself and our team can help you explore the volunteering opportunities available.


“The statistics are clear, men often get depressed once they leave the workforce and I didn’t think I would but retirement for some people is a bigger challenge than being in the workforce and I was one of those who was tremendously challenged.
When I applied they asked me 'why do you want to be here?’ and I said, 'I just need some sense of fellowship, I need company.' I was nervous and it was difficult because I hadn’t played an instrument for 54 years but joining the Pirates Band gave me a new lease on life. I started practising and looking up YouTube videos, it gave me a reason for being and I get excited coming here. I found the fellowship I was looking for.”
MILTON
