Volunteering

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Volunteering with Liverpool City Council

When you volunteer with Liverpool City Council, you’ll find opportunities to learn and grow, share your skills and experience, make new friends, and enjoy the satisfaction of making positive change. There’s an evolving program of projects you can contribute to, all designed to enhance the liveability of your community.

Why Volunteer?

Becoming a volunteer is so rewarding. There are many opportunities to learn more about our community, contribute to projects and passions that matter to you, and make a difference that’s really meaningful.

Types of Volunteering

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Volunteer teams help to restore native bushland at locations across the Liverpool Local Government Area.

Volunteers help with Weeding, Litter Removal, and Native Tree planting. You don’t need to have any special skills or knowledge to be an environment volunteer. All you need is enthusiasm for improving your local area. Training, supervision, and PPE are provided.

Click here to find out more and register your interest.

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Events volunteers like meeting new people and care about making sure everyone is involved. These roles are a great opportunity to be part of important activities in the Liverpool LGA and to get to know your local community.

Liverpool City Council facilitates a growing range of events to engage our local community. Events focus on celebrating our diverse cultural identities, citizenship, and building connections in our city.

Click here to express your interest for one of Council's events volunteering opportunities.

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Liverpool City Council manages several important historical sites, museums, and galleries. Volunteers in these spaces help members of the public engage with Liverpool’s significant contribution to the history and art of Australia. Volunteers may also assist with setting up exhibitions and collating information about the collections.

Volunteering with Liverpool City Council’s historic sites and museums suits people who have an interest in and/or a connection to art and history. It is especially helpful for people who are studying related fields and are looking for general experience.

Click here to express your interest and find out more.

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Discover a rewarding way to give back at Liverpool City Library.

As a volunteer, you’ll help bring our spaces and programs to life by:

  • Helping adults practice and grow their English conversation skills (Conversation Café).
  • Encouraging community learning, creativity, and connection
  • Helping make the library a warm, inclusive, and welcoming place for everyone
  • Meeting fellow readers, learners, and community‑minded locals

If you’re passionate about supporting others and contributing to your community, we’d love to welcome you to our library volunteer team.

Click here to express your interest for one of council's library volunteering opportunities.

Library volunteering often involves a set time commitment and additional checks and training. All library volunteering is currently suitable for volunteers aged 18 years and over.

Work experience is open to applicants under 18 years, find out more here

Find out more about the programs available on the library website here

Liverpool City Council has one-off and group volunteering opportunities throughout the year. These are ideal for community groups to work together and make a lasting impact for the Liverpool community.

Please contact the Environmental Volunteering team to enquire about group volunteering days through: ERP@Liverpool.nsw.gov.au  

One-off volunteering activities are promoted through our website and social media channels, you can follow @LiverpoolCityCouncil on the platform of your choice, or keep an eye on our website at:  Environmental Volunteering | Liverpool City Council

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There are many more opportunities for volunteers to make Liverpool a better place for the community. If there is another way you would like to contribute, please complete this short form and a member of our volunteering team will contact you.

Volunteering Application

You can also find out more about volunteering and other volunteering opportunities through The Centre for Volunteering.

Supervision

Volunteer activities are supervised by passionate staff who work to make Liverpool better. Council staff members are responsible for managing the work volunteers do, and making sure the volunteering environment is safe as well as rewarding.

Inclusivity Statement

At Liverpool, we foster a diverse, inclusive and respectful workplace where everyone belongs.

We are committed to having an environment that is enriched by the unique and diverse experiences, backgrounds and perspectives of all our people.

As one of the most diverse local government areas in New South Wales, we are proud to build a workforce that reflects the vibrancy and richness of the Liverpool community.

Workforce Management Strategy

Member of the Centre for Volunteering

Liverpool City Council is proud to contribute to the broader volunteering sector and continually improve our volunteer programs. We are members of The Centre for Volunteering, the peak organisation for volunteering in New South Wales.

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Volunteering Standard

Volunteer activities offered by Liverpool City Council are guided by our Volunteer Management Standard. Our standard is written to align with the National Standards for Volunteer Involvement, the NSW Volunteering Strategy, and the NSW Volunteering Charter.

View our Volunteer Management Standard here

Key Contact

For general information about volunteering, or to find out if a volunteering role might be right for you, please contact Luke Chesworth, Volunteer and Foundational Roles Coordinator/Convenor LCC_Volunteering@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.