Indigenous Community Volunteers (ICV) is a not for profit organisation providing Indigenous Australians with new skills. Communities, organisations or individuals identify their skill needs then ICV matches the projects with volunteers to address those needs. Volunteering with ICV is about sharing skills and knowledge and learning together. Skills transfer projects can lead to employment, self employment and community development.
What ever your skills are you can make a difference.
ICV makes volunteering easy. We take care of your:
Indigenous communities, businesses & individuals all round Australia are using ICV to gain new skills and improve their existing ones. You can too!
ICV volunteers can give you skills to:
Learn any skill you’d like including:
As an Indigenous community, business or individual you:
True Fellas - At Balginjirr Aboriginal community Station, about an hour south of Derby (of which half an hour is along the beautiful soft, red dirt road that is as fine as talcum powder), Hector Waddell was supervising the construction of the huge Majala Wilderness Centre...
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Amazing in Lajamanu - This wasn’t Mary Fogarty’s first time as an ICV Volunteer.
This time round her volunteering’s taken her to Warlpiri land 500 kms out of Katherine. At five weeks it’s been her longest yet. I suspect it won’t be her last...
Read more in the new ICV News