Become a Volunteer

Would you like to volunteer for our club?

We have numerous opportunities throughout the season for people to volunteer in a variety of positions. If you are able and keen to help, please make contact with one of our committee members or register via our registration page under the subscription '2025 Volunteer'.

Opportunities available:

• Bar & Meal Orders (RSA accrediation required) at our clubroom's bar during Saturday nights and other times the bar would be open,
• Kitchen supervisor on Saturday nights at the club,
• Bunnings BBQs at Adelaide Airport Bunnings,
• Team official positions,
• Social Activities / Events.

For those volunteering to help at a Bunnings BBQ, please complete the I'm A.L.E.R.T online food handlers training.

 For those wishing to assist with bar service, Responsible Service of Alcohol accreditation is required. Local councils can somtetimes offer them for free, check your local government website. Alternatively, online training, cheapeast course available, can be found https://cleartowork.com.au/rsa-sa-online/,

In this modern age, most of us are time poor and juggling mutliple tasks on the go. There are numerous reasons why our community should get involved to ease the workload across multiple sets of hands

1. Everyone has a different set of skills that need sharing:
Sports clubs don’t always need people who have skills specifically related to sport, they simply need people who are preapred to give a small moment of their time.

2. The feeling of fulfillment:
Helping others and the local community achieve the smallest goals to the larger objectives is satisfying.

3. It’s a learning experience & potential future employment:
Exposure to, discovery of and gaining new skills, all come with aiding your club.

4. It can positively impact all your dimensions of health:
Volunteering provides a sense of purpose. It opens avenues for social contacts, increases activeness and boost emotional wellbeing.

5. Providing a positive environment for the current and future generations:
Volunteers fill so many critical roles within the organisation through coaching, officiating, events and administration. Often, without them, the club operations are not effective or efficient. It demonstrates the norm to the future generations on what good help achieves. 

6. Love of the cluc and fun of the sport:
If sport makes you happy, whether it be playing or spectating, why not give up some time help ease the load for all and improve the rate of success! Volunteering can be such a positive experience delivering help with passion!