Volunteering Gold Coast Referral & Resource Service
Community Service in Gold Coast

Volunteering Gold Coast Transport Services will develop, strengthen and connect the community by achieving excellence in volunteering and business and community development for the mutual profit of the individual and the wider community. To produce a center of excellence for volunteer referral and resourcing, education and training. To encourage best practice in volunteer management and governance for the sustainability of the community. Established in 1998, through the funding from the Home and Community Concern (Yacc) program, Volunteering Gold Coast' s primary objective was to promote and enrich Yacc services and clients through the development of a powerful volunteer contribution. This is realized through the provision of a resource consultancy and volunteer referral service to those community and nonprofit organizations that routinely utilize volunteers to promote service provision. Volunteering Gold Coast Transport Services will develop, strengthen and link the community by achieving excellence in volunteering and business and community development for the mutual profit of the individual and our wider community. To encourage and enrich the community through the development of a powerful volunteer sector, providing services to maintain the independence of Yacc eligible people and help other disadvantaged groups and those in need. In his role, Richard develops business opportunities with stylish and potential stakeholders, and maintains the organization's business and strategic goals. In this role, Jo was responsible for overseeing the long range of community transport services the organization provides. Jo assumed the role of 'Volunteering Services Manager' in 2014 and was responsible for overseeing volunteer referrals and recruitment, as healthy as Workplace Health and Safety and office maintenance. More recently, Jo has returned to transport services as the Fleet Manager. In her role, Jo manages volunteer drivers and oversees the upkeep of vehicles. Sandra has an extensive career in community services and in 2006, joined Volunteering Gold Coast as the Transport Services istrator. Sandra made a rapid succession to Transport Coordinator then Transport Manager. Volunteering Gold Coast has devised the following business initiatives to urge various community programs: Funds raised from the sale of place items are seeded back into the community, providing essential resources to support community groups and organizations in areas of: volunteer management, education and training, referrals, recruitment, events and community transport services. Volunteering Gold Coast has many generous sponsors and with the encourage of these organizations we are better able to strengthen and connect with our community. A notable 'thank you' goes to these organizations for the wonderful contribution they make. Community Circuit services, shared door to door transport for eligible people living at home independently. Information on transport options for people who are having difficulty using public transport. To be portion of the decision making about your service. Clients have the subsequent responsibilities: To treat staff with respect and courtesy. Clients receive responsibility for the results of any decisions which they make.