‘Volunteer Coordinator’ has been included in the first edition of the Occupation Standard Classification for Australia (OSCA). This achievement is a result of the combined advocacy efforts of Volunteering Australia and the state and territory Volunteering Peak Bodies
Leading and managing volunteers requires time, expertise, and dedication; skills that are vital to the success of volunteering. This recognition elevates the role of Volunteer Coordinators, Managers, and Leaders and aligns with the National Strategy for Volunteering’s focus on recognising the importance of volunteer management.
This is a significant step forward in recognising those who empower volunteers and strengthen communities across Australia.
