Volunteer

We’re recruiting for the following Current Positions

Referral List Database Manager (a role for a current or retired sex worker)

About the Role
The Referral List Database Manager is the main communication point between Touching Base, sex workers and establishments. This includes first time enquiries, as well as current members whose contact details need to be maintained.

Core responsibilities include providing peer support to sex workers seeing clients with disability and maintaining the Touching Base referral list database of disability-friendly sex workers and establishments.

The time involved in performing this role can be expanded depending on your availability, but we would require a minimum of 1 – 2 hours a week.

For more information or to apply please follow this link 

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Other volunteer opportunities with Touching Base

There is a whole range of volunteer work available at Touching Base. In particular, we are interested in the support of anyone who has skills in:

  • Copy writing
    • Newsletter
    • Website content
  • Website development
  • Grant writing skills
  • Helping out at events

All volunteers need to hold individual membership of Touching Base.

A mature and open mind is required, along with a high level of comfort discussing sex and related issues is required. People with experience in and knowledge of the sex industry are encouraged to apply.

If you would like to become a part of the Touching Base team, we are excited to hear from you. Please send your resume and a cover letter to [email protected]. Don’t forget to tell us a little bit about yourself and why you would like to volunteer for Touching Base.

What you get from us

  • Gain practical work experience.
  • Receive a letter of recommendation.
  • Make a difference by supporting two marginalised communities. 

Touching Base endorses The Uluru Statement from the Heart and acknowledges First Nations as the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia, their diversity, histories and knowledge, and their continuing connections to land and community. As Australians all, we respect our nation’s First Peoples, their cultures, and Elders of past, present and future generations.