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Volunteer Management Activity - 2027-2031

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The Australian Government is inviting Volunteering Australia through a restricted process to deliver the Volunteer Management Activity under the Family and Communities Program from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2031. Managed by the Department of Social Services, this initiative aims to strengthen community connectedness and improve inclusion and accessibility within the volunteering sector. The project will be led by Volunteering Australia with support from state and territory peak bodies to provide a nationally coordinated model of service. Funding will be utilized to deliver training, resources, advisory services, and targeted legal and capacity-building assistance for both volunteers and Volunteer Involving Organisations. Aligned with the National Strategy for Volunteering 2023–2033, the activity focuses on enhancing organizational capability and creating a responsive volunteering ecosystem. Interested parties must respond to solicitation GO8669 by the deadline of November 10, 2026.

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Volunteering Australia will deliver Volunteer Management Activity from 2027 to 2031 for government.

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AgencyAustralian Government → Department of Social Services
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The Australian Government is inviting Volunteering Australia via a restricted process to apply to deliver services under the Family and Communities Program, Volunteer Management Activity nationally from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2031. The grant will contribute to Program 2.1.6: Volunteering and Community Connectedness under DSS Outcome 2 by funding a nationally coordinated model led by Volunteering Australia, supported by state and territory peak bodies, and targeted legal and capacity-building services. The grant opportunity is intended to strengthen community connectedness, improve inclusion and accessibility in volunteering. Funding will support the delivery of training, resources, tools, information and advisory services for volunteers and Volunteer Involving Organisations (VIOs), as well as targeted legal and capacity-building assistance. The activity will also support improved volunteer management practices, increased participation in volunteering, and greater inclusion and accessibility for diverse communities. The VMA aligns with the National Strategy for Volunteering 2023–2033 and aims to strengthen community connectedness, build organisational capability, and create a volunteering ecosystem that is responsive to the changing needs of volunteers, organisations and communities.

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