Our Volunteers
More than 700 volunteers currently complement the care and treatment of patients and clients across all the sites of Peninsula Health.
The work of Peninsula Health volunteers is deeply appreciated and valued by staff, patients, clients and their families.
Volunteers help to enhance the quality of the service and care we provide and we actively encourage community engagement.
Volunteering
Volunteering is a rewarding experience for all those involved. It is important to think about what you would like to get from your volunteer experience, so that we can best match you to one of our specific and valued roles. Volunteers are found helping out in wards, kiosks, Emergency Departments, activity rooms, reception areas, in the community and participating in fundraising activities.
Auxiliaries
With demands for Peninsula Health services growing every year, the additional resources provided by our auxiliaries’ philanthropic efforts are invaluable in enabling us to offer a comprehensive range of health services. Peninsula Health is fortunate to have a number of Auxiliaries established by volunteers who dedicate their time and efforts towards enhancing our health service.
- K.I.D.S. Auxiliary
- Frankston Hospital Men’s Auxiliary
- Frankston Hospital Pink Ladies Auxiliary
- Rosebud Auxiliary
- Rosebud Hospital Kiosk Auxiliary
Current Volunteer Vacancies
The volunteer program at Peninsula Health is currently suspended. If you are interested in volunteering, please send us an email and we will be in touch when the program recommences.
For volunteer enquiries:
Helen Wilson | Volunteer Program Manager
03 9784 2674 | hwilson@phcn.vic.gov.au
Gloria Callery | Coordinator of Volunteers Community Health
03 9784 8174 | gcallery@phcn.vic.gov.au
For spiritual care volunteer enquiries:
Alexis Ward | Manager of Spiritual Care
03 9784 7691 | award@phcn.vic.gov.au
For printer friendly information, please download our Volunteer brochure.
Other ways to get involved
Bears that Care – Bears that Care have a very big job to do. They provide care and comfort to vulnerable patients, including kids and adults who come into the hospital. They are also used as an educational tool to help explain to kids what’s happening. If you’d like to donate a knitted teddy, please download the Bear the Cares pattern here.
Please note: Volunteer Services does not offer work experience or work/student placements.