2016 State of Volunteering in Australia
The 2016 State of Volunteering in Australia report details the trends, demographics, challenges and successes in the volunteering sector in Australia. Volunteering Australia and PwC have conducted a survey to analyse the current state of volunteering in Australia, and to identify opportunities to maximise the potential of the volunteer workforce.
2012 State of Volunteering in Australia
International Year of Volunteers 2001 was a time of opportunity and optimism in volunteering. The National Agenda on Volunteering mapped what the volunteering sector saw as the objectives for the future and what needed to be achieved. Ten years on the 2012 State of Volunteering in Australia reviewed what volunteering looked like in Australia in 2011, what progress had been made against each of the objectives set in the National Agenda on Volunteering in 2001, what remained to be achieved and suggested actions to focus our energies as we move forward. The report was informed by Volunteering Australia’s National Survey of Volunteering Issues and the findings of consultation and research undertaken by a wide range of organisations.
Similar Research
Volunteering in Australia 2022
Volunteering Australia has published landmark research presenting a full picture of volunteering in Australia as told by volunteers and organisations. The Volunteering in Australia 2022 reports provide insights into why volunteering is declining and how we can address the challenges facing volunteering and explore opportunities to reimagine a future where volunteering in Australia thrives.
As part of the development of the National Strategy for Volunteering, Volunteering Australia has been leading the Volunteering in Australia research project. This seminal research will serve as a core evidence base on contemporary volunteering in Australia, and will inform the development of the National Strategy.
