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Guild Volunteering

1. Foodbank

This is an occasional volunteer program, so opportunities will be shared as they become available.

2. Wheatbelt & Beyond Youth Mentoring Inc.

Information is attached above and also available on their website.
Booking/registration link:
How to Become a Mentor — Wheatbelt and Beyond Youth Mentoring

3. Ignite Mentoring

We are currently looking for mentors and coordinators for next semester. Students can apply via the expression of interest form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfg-oeR1leKMfZ_ecppHyhNRrRq9g0Dn4qsF0sBcQ1NDj4vdA/viewform?usp=header
Program overview:
Interested in educational equity, volunteering, and meeting like-minded people? Ignite Mentoring is recruiting! Students will take part in a nine-week program as mentors, travelling to low socio-economic high schools around Perth to teach soft skills.
They will run games, facilitate discussions, and help students develop communication, teamwork, and other essential skills.
Program details:
For more information, please visit: Volunteering – Murdoch Guild
Students can also contact recruitment@ignitementoring.org directly and mention they are from Murdoch Guild for support.
Different roles within our program are given a certain number of hours. The only thing is that you will need to communicate to Murdoch students that they will have to commit to a full year with Ignite Mentoring to get the 40 hours, because mentoring is less than 40 per semester, and they cannot stop midway through the second semester once they do get to 40 hours.

4. The Homework Hut

How the program works: