Drug ARM Op Shops sell secondhand and new clothing, bric a brac, books, accessories and homewares to raise funds to support the counselling, outreach and education missions of the organisation.
Volunteering can be great for: Giving back to your local area, learning new skills, adding to your resume, making new friends, feeling like a contributing member of your community, getting creative and having fun, and improving your social skills.
If you would like to volunteer, get in touch!
Drug ARM Op Shops sell second hand clothing, bric a brac, books, accessories and homewares to raise funds to support the counselling, outreach and education missions of the organisation.
Powered by volunteers, the Op Shops are a great outlet for people who want to get creative, have fun and make friends.
We operate three Op Shops. They are in Toowoomba, Brisbane’s Capalaba and Brisbane’s Kelvin Grove.
We are actively seeking volunteers to assist in our Capalaba Op Shop and in our new Op Shop located within the Kelvin Grove QUT Education Precinct off Musk Ave. If you would like to get involved, please get in contact.
As a volunteer in the Op Shop, your main role is to welcome, greet and serve customers in a friendly, proactive and helpful manner.
You may also have an area of interest where you would like to help i.e. in sorting jewellery, categorising books, listing items online for sale, or photography. There are plenty of ways to express yourself and act on your interests in the Op Shop.
We ask that you volunteer for at least one shift per week or fortnight. A shift is usually a half day or a full day.
As a volunteer, you may do some or all of the following:
If you are interested in volunteering, there are a few steps to take before you can start.
To volunteer in a Drug ARM Op Shop you must:
Make an online enquiry to receive a volunteer form or request a printed copy by visiting us in store. We will also provide you with a National Police Check application which we will submit on your behalf.
If you are volunteering to meet Mutual Obligation Requirements through Centrelink, please let us know when you submit your form. We have printed copies of your Centrelink forms in store.
After you fill in your form, you will have a short interview with the Op Shop Manager. This is to check that the shop is a good fit for you.
Once you have completed an interview and we have reviewed your National Police Check, the local Op Shop Manager will talk to you about joining the roster. You will also be asked to complete some online training which you can do in store if you do not have a home computer.
Your training will be a combination of online learning modules and on the job training. Volunteering is a process of continual learning so if you aren’t sure about something – ask!
Volunteering is both rewarding and challenging. Enjoy your time with your fellow volunteers and gain new skills along the way.
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