Our Street Outreach Services support people who are experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness to access services and achieve their goals. We provide non-judgemental and confidential support through referrals, information and a vital outreach of compassion. Our patrols visit parks, street sides and other accessible areas in the regions where we operate.
If you would like to volunteer, get in touch!
Our outreach services provide mobile health, support, referral, information and education by reaching out and assisting people who are experiencing, or are likely to experience, harm associated with being homeless or with use of alcohol and other drugs. Our outreach services support our mission by engaging, encouraging and empowering people towards a healthier lifestyle.
Our outreach services:
Drug ARM provides three types of outreach services – the Mobile Outreach Support & Health Program by Integrated Teams (MOSHPIT), Street Outreach Service (SOS) and Safe Night Precinct Program (SNP).
The volunteer Outreach Worker supports and delivers outreach services designed to provide referrals, information and at times services to ‘at risk’ populations. As a volunteer you will engage in caring, compassionate and non-judgemental conversation with clients as well as providing hot and cold drinks, snacks, clothing, toiletries and at times blankets and swags. You will also provide on the spot support and crisis information, as well as referrals to a range of Drug ARM services.
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 for Drug ARM’s Street Outreach Services you must:
Request an application form by calling us on 3620 8800 or submit an online enquiry. We will also send you a link to complete a Volunteer Blue Card Application.
After you fill in your form, you will have a short interview with the Outreach Coordinator. This is to check that Outreach is a good fit for you.
Once you have completed an interview and we have received your positive Blue Card Notice, the local Outreach Team Leader will talk to you about joining the roster. You will also be asked to complete some online training.
Your training will be a combination of online learning modules and on the job training. We also run regular volunteer inductions that you can attend. 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.
We bring compassionate people together to change lives.
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