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There is an opportunity to volunteer at this even which is run through the Red Cross. You can be 15 and above to volunteer, no experience necessary.

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Perth fashion event | Bindaring Sale | Claremont

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Perth’s original pre-loved fashion event, one fabulous day every year. The Bindaring Sale happens every May.

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The Big Spring Swim | WaterAid Australia

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The Big Spring Swim is a distance swimming challenge taking place from 1- 30 November 2023. You have 30 days to make a splash and complete your chosen distance in support of WaterAid Australia. There is a level to suit everybody: you can cover either 6km (equivalent to 8 laps of a standard 25m pool…

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Please chat to Mr. Hur around using your musical talents to support younger students. He is looking for volunteers to teach ukelele, violin, or keyboard/piano at a lunch time or as a CCA after school. Get in touch with him or myself if you would like further information.

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Community services volunteers

Our community services volunteers are a vital link in providing essential services for people living in the City of Stirling - especially those people who are socially isolated, elderly, living with a disability or new to our community. We have over 500 active volunteers, in 35 different community services roles within the community.
If you're looking for a long-term, meaningful volunteering opportunity in community services, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator on (08) 9205 8483 or email volunteerservices@stirling.wa.gov.au.
Community services volunteer recruitment process

1. To apply All our current volunteer roles are advertised through the Volunteering WA and SEEK Volunteering websites. You can access current vacancies by clicking here

2. Registration appointment A 30-minute, face-to-face appointment is booked and you must provide photo ID and car registration/insurance information. You must also consent to a police check and sign volunteer registration forms

3. National Police Certificate is obtained A police check is conducted and the results are sent to the Volunteer Coordinator. If acceptable, an induction into your new volunteering role is organised

4. Volunteer induction occurs You must take a compulsory 2-hour induction course during which the City of Stirling's policies are procedures are covered in detail

5. Area coordinator contacts Once you have completed the induction, the Area Coordinator will contact you to arrange a start date. The City will then provide training, an onsite orientation and name badge

6. Six week review The Volunteer Coordinator will conduct a six-week review with the Area Coordinator

7. Ongoing volunteer rewards and recognition Volunteers will be invited to the Mayoral Thank You event. Volunteer of the Month Awards are also in place, as well as informal morning teas, BBQs and presentations.

Conservation volunteers

Do you want to meet like-minded people, be part of a friendly and passionate community and contribute to caring for your local environment?

Conservation Volunteers are members of the community who work closely with the City in the restoration and management of our natural areas. Conservation Volunteers help with tasks such as planting, weeding, watering, clean ups and conservation surveys.

We have a number of Conservation Volunteering groups in the City of Stirling. These groups help conserve local bush, wetland and coastal areas. If you would like to become a Conservation Volunteer, register your interest by contacting one of the groups below. Alternatively, if you would like to register your own Conservation Volunteer Group please contact the Natural Areas team via the Customer enquiry form.

Top tip

When visiting their local park, many people take a bag with them to collect rubbish. Please dispose of this litter at home or in the park bin. Please don't leave bags of litter beside the bin for scavenging birds or the wind, which will undo all of your hard work!

Community sustainability groups and volunteering

Transition Towns Stirling

Transition Towns Stirling is a community group based in the City of Stirling and surrounds. Its purpose is to reconnect the community with the common goal of sharing knowledge for living more sustainably. They meet regularly and run a variety of free or low-cost community events including movie nights, and workshops for home and garden including sewing, cooking and gardening.
For more information, please visit the Transition Towns Stirling website.

Turtle Tracker Volunteer

The City of Stirling has teamed up with Murdoch University and the South West Metropolitan Alliance to participate in the "Saving Our Snake Necked Turtle Project".
This project aims to help protect a near-threatened species of Snake Necked Turtle. This wetland dwelling species is increasingly under threat due to lack of suitable nesting habitat, predation, and mortality from road collisions.

We are seeking expressions of interest for on ground volunteers to help with turtle nesting monitoring and conservation as part of this project. To learn more about this role check out the Turtle Tracker Position Description.

To submit your expression of interest to the SOSNT Project team, please click the link below. They will forward your details to the City of Stirling upon successful completion.
Register your expression of interest

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The City of Stirling has a number of volunteering opportunities across our service sectors

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Programs to support refugees, people seeking asylum or in immigration detention and other who are vulnerable as a result of migration.

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https://lanterna.com/blog/50-cas-project-ideas/

https://www.ibo.org/programmes/diploma-programme/curriculum/creativity-activity-and-service/cas-projects/

https://westbourneschool.com/blog/20-fun-and-rewarding-cas-project-ideas-for-ib-students/

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is a collaborative, well-considered series of sequential CAS experiences, engaging students in one or more of the CAS strands of creativity, activity, and service. CAS students must be involved in at least one CAS project during their CAS program.

The primary purpose of the CAS project is to ensure participation in sustained collaboration. Through this level of engagement students may discover the benefits of teamwork and of achievements realized through an exchange of ideas and abilities. A CAS project challenges students to show initiative, demonstrate perseverance, and develop skills such as those of cooperation, problem-solving and decision-making.

A CAS project involves collaboration between a group of students or with members of the wider community. Students work as part of a team, with all members being contributors. A CAS project offers students the opportunity to be responsible for, or to initiate, a part of or the entire CAS project. Working collaboratively also provides opportunities for individual students to enhance and integrate their personal interests, skills and talents into the planning and implementation of CAS projects.

All CAS projects should use the CAS stages as a framework for implementation to ensure that all requirements are met.

Examples of Projects by Subject Areas
There are six subject groups in the IB Diploma program:

The following identifies types of CAS experiences for each subject group.
Studies in Language and Literature
CAS experiences that could be derived from this subject group:

Language Acquisition
CAS experiences that could be derived from this subject group:

Individuals and Societies
CAS experiences that could be derived from this subject group:

Create displays and plan an assembly on history, particularly the area around he school

Record the oral histories of the old people living in the community nursing home.

Raise awareness of recycling at the school

Map resources in the local area, such as recycling centers, youth organizations or social enterprises, and initiate CAS experiences that extend and support these resources

Work with local initiatives that support the UN sustainable development goals

Arrange a simulation, a game or a school debate addressing local or global political issues for other students.

Investigate ways of contributing to strengthening peace and peaceful behaviors in and outside of school

Raise awareness of human rights through international and local organizations.

Support asylum seekers and migrants in integration in the culture and community.

Create a social enterprise addressing a community need.

Research the philosophy of CAS

Discuss and investigate ways of supporting the role of active citizenship in the local community.

Initiate a campaign that replaces bulling with respect for all within the school

Build a garden for those in need.

CAS experiences that could be derived from this subject group:

Form an Astronomy Club and encourage elementary age study to join and become more aware of the universe

Raise awareness after testing local water quality

Raise awareness by monitoring air quality around the school

Create and maintain a nature reserve on campus

Help remove invasive species around campus and surrounding neighborhoods

Advocate healthy eating habits for younger students

Form a recycling club at school

Form a club to promote awareness of global environmental issues

Help measure fitness of athletes in school sports teams

Promote participation in physical exercise, for example, "walk to school" groups

Mathematics
CAS experiences that could be derived from this subject group:

CAS experiences that could be derived from this subject group:

Create artworks to donate to hospitals, aged-care facilities, rfugeee centers

Create performances for local schools or aged-care facilities with an educational message, for example, how to better protect the environment

Compete in external theater competitions

Organize a flash mob

Create a mural for a children's hospital or community center

Collaborate with NGOs to design posters for their causes or special events

Volunteer with a local theater group

Establish a virtual online exhibition to exchange student artwork with other chools around the world

Film theater and sports even ts

Organize a photo exhibition

Perform to raise funds for charities

Produce an infomercial for an NGO

Take dance lessons that lead to a performance

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Volunteering Opportunities in the Local Area

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- Ask Miss Rowe if you can redesign the CAS notice board
- Ask if you can help a teacher, they may have a sporting event, a play, or a parent event they need help with. Primary teachers may just need a hand with getting things prepped for lessons.

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The Creative Gathering are looking for student volunteers. You can learn skills in events management and help put on an incredible event. If you are interested please contact Jody Rolph at hello@thecreativegathering.com.au or Katie Mason at hello@katiemasoneventconsulting.com.au

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A true sign of intelligence is not knowledge, but imagination.

A safe space to reconnect with your creativity and cultivate the life you were made to lead.
What idea are you bringing into the world?

Creativity is applied imagination. The bringing of new (to you) ideas into the world.

Sure, it may have been done before, but never by you. Connect with new friends, explore your creativity, share your ideas and dreams, learn from others, and build the courage to create what's on your heart.

Ready for more? We're gathering as a community of big thinkers and go-givers to expand our creativity, take on big ideas and have the best fun in the process!

The Creative Gathering Conference

Guest Panel

Learn from local legends already making waves in the creative community. From teachers turned course creators, artists, entrepreneurs, and more!

When you hear others' stories and journey it plants a seed of faith and hope to see what can be possible for you, too.

Creative Workshops

Imagine a day with over 50 creative workshops to choose from! Get your creative flow on with workshops from abstract painting, pottery, floristry, sewing, and baking, to singing, make-up, styling, and more.

There is something for everyone to jump in and have a bundle of fun!

Educational Seminars

Creativity is not so much about how we use our hands, but more so about how we use our minds.

These sessions focus less on physically learning a craft, and more on what's possible when we believe, imagine, and bring our ideas to life. Topics include; unlocking your creative mojo, discovering your purpose, and breaking myths around creativity!

All workshops are optional extras and vary in price depending on the class

Textured Art

Join us for an introduction to textured art.
This unique and trending way of creating isn't just beautiful but it's also simple and relaxing too.

We will use texture combs and palette knives to create a 40cm x 30cm canvas.

Hollie will guide you through her techniques of applying texture, adding colour, and combing to create your own unique piece of art.
Because I love everything The Creative Gathering has to offer I have cut the price by 50%, tickets are only $35!

I look forward to introducing you to my love of textured art. - Hollie Jade

Tart Decorating

Learn the tricks to creating the ultimate cheat dessert - with absolutely no baking involved!

In this workshop, you will learn all the secrets to sourcing and constructing tasty tarts - think lemon meringue, choc caramel, and white choc berry. Yum! Use a range of toppings and decorations to get hands-on and craft your treats, which you'll take home in a handy carry box. You'll create and take home 6 x tarts. Presented by Bake with Carli, this workshop is perfect for any sweet tooth.

Cupcake Piping

In this workshop, you will learn a number of piping techniques to create decadent cupcakes with detail, flare, and creative freedom!

Take home a box of 6 cupcakes decorated by you and new skills to practice with long after this workshop.

Poetry

Discover the beauty and power of poetic expression in our 45-minute Poetry workshop, led by published 'Words to Experience' author and coach, Courtney Wilder.

Join us in the Connection Lounge on the 23rd of September, from 9:30 AM, as we delve into unlocking your poetic and creative expression.

In this workshop, we will explore various poetic prompts guided by Courtney's inspiring passion for poetry. Whether you're a seasoned poet or just starting your poetic journey, this workshop will provide you with insights and inspiration to unlock and explore yourself through your writing.

Space for this immersive workshop is limited, so lock in your spot today!

Vision Board

Ready to stop feeling like life is happening to you and shift to making life happen for you? If you're all in for becoming a conscious creator of a life you love then this workshop is made for you!

Join Gill from Empowered Soul Collective where she'll support you to:

Discover your core values;

Explore key areas of your life where you want to live more in alignment with your identified values;

Channel your values and vision into a 'Consciously Created Life' board as a beautiful sacred space to focus your thoughts, energy, and actions on what you truly want for the most magical and vibrant life you love.

To receive all the latest news and updates from The Creating Gathering, join our newsletter below and never miss a beat!

Head over to our socials for more information or shoot us a message and we'd love to chat!

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Our volunteers at Whiteman Park assist us to deliver excellence in a variety of activities, within the fields of environment, transport, events and education.

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Join us for the 2023 Volunteering WA State Conference 14 - 15 November, Optus Stadium Perth

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Striving for a litter-free Western Australia we have a range of fun, exciting and innovative programs in which everyone can participate

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- Start MUN
- Student Media Team
- School Red Cross
- Start a community garden at the school
- Get ISWA to be an eco-school https://eco-schools.org.au/

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Eco-Schools is the largest global sustainable schools program - it starts in the classroom and expands to the community by engaging the next generation in action-based learning. We are passionate about engaging and empowering young Australians of all ages in environmental education and action.

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Conservation Council of Western Australia

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Conservation Council of Western Australia 2023

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To enquire about opportunities to volunteer or work with CCWA, fill in the contact form below.
Join a CCWA member group
With nearly 100 member groups across WA, there are so many opportunities to help conserve WA's natural places, right on your doorstep.

CCWA's member groups are always on the lookout for volunteers to help with their important work - whether that's caring for the dunes at local beaches, monitoring vulnerable species and habitat, or helping to restore bushland, there's bound to be something for you.

Learn more about our member groups here >

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Here at CCWA we are powered by community, and we know the power of people and communities working together for a sustainable future.

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Coastal volunteering opportunities around Perth • Perth NRM

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If you want to help preserve and rehabilitate our beautiful coastline why not join one of these great regular events.…

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Outdoors WA wishes to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our services are delivered - the people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and pay respect to the Noongar people's ongoing culture, beliefs and relationship with the land, as well as their rich contribution to life in this region.