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Volunteers are the backbone of our organisation. We are always looking for individuals to bring fresh energy and ideas to a range of volunteer roles. Whatever your skillset, availability or areas of interest, you may surprise yourself with the different ways you can help fulfil a final wish.

Administrative, data, business, digital, creative or marketing skills are all needed by Ambulance Wish Western Australia to fulfil final wishes and promote the voluntary organisation. For example, volunteers can help with all kinds of tasks, from data entry to mascot uniform sewing, while those with specific skills – such as marketing or management, can help with specific projects or initiatives, to help improve our processes or provide strategic advice.  If you’re able to use your skills to help us, please complete the below volunteer application form.

You can volunteer on an ad hoc or regular basis, and we promise you’ll always feel welcome.

You can volunteer in a range of areas including:
  • Administration and data entry;
  • Wish planning and coordination;
  • Proofreading;
  • Supporting and organising events;
  • Supporting marketing and engagement initiatives;
  • Photographing final wishes;
  • Packing and disseminating resources and products, including equipping Wish Ambulances; and
  • Policy working groups and policy development.

If you decide to volunteer, we will interview you and match you with a role that suits your skills, interests and availability.

What skills, experience and qualities do you need?
  • A passion for the work of Ambulance Wish Western Australia; 
  • Personable, enthusiastic and approachable; and
  • An honest and trustworthy nature.
The benefits to you
  • Experience working with a professional altruistic charity;
  • Meet new people;
  • References for future employers;
  • Develop your skills; and
  • A sense of satisfaction and pride for helping to make a valuable difference.
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 What you can expect from Ambulance Wish WA
  • An induction session to introduce you to the charity, recognise your skills and identify any ongoing support you may need from us in order to fulfil the role;
  • Invitations to Ambulance Wish Western Australia events;
  • A designated point of contact for support and guidance, when needed; and
  • Volunteer newsletter.

Volunteer agreement

At Ambulance Wish Western Australia, our volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. Every wish we fulfil is made possible by people who generously contribute their time, skills and compassion to help create meaningful memories for people living with life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones.

Our Volunteer Agreement outlines the shared responsibilities, expectations and commitments that help us maintain a safe, respectful and supportive environment for our wish recipients, their families and our volunteers.

The agreement provides an important foundation for volunteering with Ambulance Wish WA, including our commitment to professionalism, confidentiality, dignity, safety and working together in accordance with the charity's values, policies and procedures.

All volunteers are asked to read and acknowledge the Volunteer Agreement as part of their involvement with Ambulance Wish WA. This ensures that everyone understands their responsibilities and the standards that guide our work.

We encourage you to take the time to familiarise yourself with the agreement and ask any questions if something is unclear.

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Volunteer application form

To get started, please complete our online Volunteer Application Form through our Volunteer Management System.

The form allows us to learn a little about you, your interests, experience and availability, helping us identify opportunities that best suit your skills and preferences.

You can access the application form by clicking the link below or scanning the QR code with your mobile device.

Once your application has been received, our volunteer team will review your details and provide information about the next steps, including any relevant induction and training requirements.