**Recreation Activity Support Volunteer – Bring Fun, Laughter & Connection**
Love getting involved, having fun, and helping others enjoy their day? Sundale is looking for **Recreation Activity Support Volunteers** to assist with our vibrant daily activities across our Care Centres.
Every day offers something different! By supporting our Recreation team, you’ll help create lively, social experiences that residents look forward to and truly enjoy.
**What you can be part of**
After meeting with our Volunteer Coordinator and exploring the monthly activity calendar, you may assist with:
- Bingo and card games (including HOY)
- Bus trips and outings
- Art and craft sessions
- Games, puzzles, and trivia
- Singing and music activities
- Gentle exercise programs
- Gardening club
- Or even host an activity of your own interest or talent
**Why you’ll love volunteering**
- Activities are fun, social, and rewarding
- Most sessions run for 45–60 minutes
- Flexible commitment—you can volunteer as little or as much as your schedule allows
- Ongoing support from our friendly Lifestyle and Volunteer teams
**Who this role is perfect for**
This role suits anyone who enjoys:
- Being active and social
- Bringing energy and encouragement to a group
- Connecting with older people in a positive, meaningful way
No previous experience is required—just enthusiasm, reliability, and a willingness to help residents have a great time.
If you’d like to make a difference while having fun and building genuine connections, we’d love to welcome you as a Recreation Activity Support Volunteer.
** Category **
Seniors & Aged Care
** Commitment **
Regular - more than 6 months
** Type Of Work **
Arts, Craft & Photography,Companionship & Social Support,Music & Entertainment,Seniors & Aged Care,
** Time Required **
**Flexible and supported**
You can volunteer as little or as often as you’re able, with training, resources, and ongoing support provided by Sundale’s Volunteer Coordinator and Recreation Team.
** Training **
All volunteers will receive an onsite induction with training