You turn up, someone shows you what to do, and you get on with it. That is genuinely most of it. If you are hesitating because you are not sure what you are walking into, here is the honest version. What you will probably be doing Most first shifts are in the Revesby...
House of Sadaqa hosts workplace teams, school groups, university societies and community organisations for group volunteering at our Revesby warehouse in Sydney. The work is hands-on, immediately useful, and suits groups because it scales. What groups actually do...
You may be eligible for a Work and Development Order if you are experiencing hardship and you are homeless, in acute financial hardship, have a mental illness, have an intellectual disability or cognitive impairment, or have a serious addiction. You also need an...
You can volunteer with House of Sadaqa in the Revesby warehouse, on monthly Clothe the Homeless runs in the city, in our op-shops, or at community events across Sydney. Most roles need no experience, and if you have unpaid NSW fines, supervised volunteering with us...
Unpaid fines have a way of snowballing. A missed payment turns into extra fees, then a licence suspension or debt referred to Revenue NSW. If paying in cash is not realistic right now, there is another way. A Work and Development Order, or WDO, lets eligible people in...
