National Strategy for Volunteering’s 2024-27 Action Plan Launches Today!
Blog | 28 Aug 2024 |
Today marks the launch of Action Plan 2024-2027: the first three-year action plan of Volunteering Australia's National Strategy for Volunteering!
The National Landcare Network is proud to be a member of the National Strategy for Volunteering Council. By aligning ourselves with this important initiative, we are dedicated to advancing the National Strategy's vision and strategic objectives. We recognise the immense value of volunteering in Australia, driving positive social impact, and creating a more cohesive society.
Action Plan 2024-2027 brings together 22 actions and opportunities for everyone in the volunteering ecosystem to participate and work together for a better future for volunteering. Across the country, people are using the National Strategy for Volunteering and its Action Plan to enable volunteering to thrive.
To find out more visit volunteeringstrategy.org.au.
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Landcare strives to walk together with First Nations Custodians respecting their knowledge, skills and responsibilities in land and sea management and their role in leading the planning and caring for Country and community across Australia. Their lands were never ceded. The National Landcare Network supports all aspects of the Uluru Statement from the Heart - Voice, Truth and Treaty.
Landcare strives to walk together with Traditional Custodians respecting their knowledge, skills and responsibilities in land and sea management and their role in leading the planning and caring for Country and community across Australia. Their lands were never ceded. The National Landcare Network supports all aspects of the Uluru Statement from the Heart - Voice, Truth and Treaty.
