WA Deaf - Volunteering

Volunteering

The Society is greatly appreciative of the support of the many volunteers, who generously donate their time and skills. An essential contribution to the Society is made by volunteers, because of their commitment, expenses are reduced which ensures funds are directed to help Deaf and hard of hearing people in the community.

Deaf, hard of hearing and hearing volunteers work together throughout the year with tasks such as administrative work, mailouts, raffles, street appeal and research.

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You can help for 2 hours, 2 days, 2 weeks. It is up to you!

Please contact Marisa:
TTY: 9441 2655
Ph: 9441 2632
or email

If you would like to become a volunteer, please complete the volunteer application form.

Or for more information contact us.


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Volunteering The Society is greatly appreciative of the support of the many volunteers, who generously donate their time and skills. An essential contribution to the Society is made by volunteers, because of their commitment, expenses are reduced which ensures funds are directed to help Deaf and hard of hearing people in the community. Deaf, hard of hearing and hearing volunteers work together throughout the year with tasks such as administrative work, mailouts, raffles, street appeal and research. You can help for 2 hours, 2 days, 2 weeks. It is up to you! Please contact Marisa: TTY: 9441 2655 Ph: 9441 2632 or email If you would like to become a volunteer, please complete the volunteer application form. Or for more information contact us.