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Tasmanian Volunteering Awards – Nominations NOW OPEN
Nominations now open for the Tasmanian Volunteering Awards 2026 Each year, the Tasmanian Volunteering Awards celebrate the incredible work done by Tasmanian volunteers. We are excited to open nominations for the Tasmanian Volunteering Awards 2026. A celebration of volunteering, in International Year of the Volunteer. With 332,100 Tasmanians contributing a staggering 89.4 million hours to their communities, it’s time to make their incredible contributions visible.
Future of Volunteering Symposium
The Future of Volunteering Symposium is a forward-looking event (held in Riverside, Launceston) which is focused on strengthening volunteer engagement and exploring innovative approaches for the sector. It will bring together people from volunteering, involving organisations from around the state to share ideas, spark conversations and explore what’s possible.
Future of Volunteering Symposium
The Future of Volunteering Symposium is a forward-looking event (held in Riverside, Launceston) which is focused on strengthening volunteer engagement and exploring innovative approaches for the sector. It will bring together people from volunteering, involving organisations from around the state to share ideas, spark conversations and explore what’s possible.
Drop in Junior to Senior Football Participation Spurs Action
Drop in Junior to Senior Football Participation Spurs Action by Dawn Green, Volunteering Tasmania Libby laughs when she says that Sundays are generally a write-off for her. That’s because she dedicates that time to coaching young women in the Sandy Bay Junior Football Club (under 17s) as well as Auskick, a program run by the North Hobart Football Club. She’s there on the sidelines every Sunday, yelling out instructions and encouragement for her teams as they compete in league games.
Obsa and Ahmed - The Hobart Magazine
Obsa and Ahmed by Dawn Green, Volunteering Tasmania The Give Back program – how two Hobart teens are challenging stereotypes and leading the way. They have experienced hardships that one could scarcely imagine as they narrowly escaped conflict between ethnic groups in Ethiopia, fleeing through Sudan and Egypt and eventually calling Tasmania home.
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