Volunteer opportunities with Touching Base
There is a range of volunteer work available at Touching Base.
Recruiting NOW
Video Project Steering Committee
Touching Base is seeking expressions of interest from individuals interested in joining a volunteer Steering Committee for an exciting new video project on sexuality and disability.
We are producing a series of six advocacy videos exploring sexual activities involving people with disability, with the aim of creating respectful, inclusive and informative resources that support sexual rights, autonomy and wellbeing. This project is titled, Intimate Inclusion: People with Disability Navigating Sexual Supports Video Series.
Please follow this link for more information and an Expression of Interest form if you’d like to apply.
Committee of Management
We have two casual vacancies for Ordinary Members on our Committee of Management. Here is an Expressions Of Interest (EOI) form you can fill out to apply
We are also succession planning for a future new President. If you would like to talk with someone about nominating for the Committee please contact our President Saul Isbister – president@touchingbase.org Phone: 0499 054 400
Social Media Managers
Touching Base is looking for at least two volunteer social media managers able to contribute at least 6 hours a month.
Follow this link for more info about the position and the application form.
Other volunteer opportunities
We are also looking for skilled volunteers to apply in the following areas:
- Resource development and graphic design
- Communications team leader
All volunteers need to hold individual membership of Touching Base.
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 operations@touchingbase.org. 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.