Volunteers
You’ll be amazed how your skills can be used. Each community has a different vision for its future. Each vision requires different skills to help make it become a reality. You could help a community to realise their vision by assisting with grant proposals, improving computer systems, addressing environmental issues, or helping in one of a hundred other possible ways. All skills are valuable, whether they come from a profession, trade, or even a hobby. They can all contribute to a bigger vision of a brighter future for the community. Once you are registered with ICV, communities invite you to live and work with them on ICV projects.
Volunteer opportunity
Grant Writing in WA
Life Without Barriers in a non for profit organisation specialising in the areas of Child Protection, Disability Services, Mental Health, Youth Justice and Immigration.
Martu Literacy Project 2012
ICV has been requested to assist Adult Martu community members to improve their numeracy and literacy for everyday use. ICV are seeking volunteers with a teaching degree or significant experience working with adult students with low levels of functional literacy and numeracy.
This assignment would suit ex - teachers, who can commit one month or more to living in a remote community in WA in the second half of 2012.
