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For more information contact  CWC Performance and Operations Section Page last modified 20 May 2008

Job seekers

Community Work is voluntary work in an approved volunteer organisation for job seekers and other people who receive income support payments.

By choosing Community Work, participants get valuable work experience while making a worthwhile contribution to their community. Participants also become eligible for other benefits if they meet attendance requirements. They may receive a Passport to Employment which provides assistance and training to look for work. They can also earn a Training Credit worth up to $800 which pays for education or training in approved courses recognised by employers, State and Territory governments and education institutions.

How do I volunteer?

General information about Community Work and how to participate by assisting a volunteer organisation.

Passport to Employment

Provides an outline of the job search training you can receive as a Community Work participant.

Training Credits

Gives information about how you can receive up to $800 for accredited training when you complete your Community Work placement.

Australian Training provides a comprehensive list of accredited training courses that you can use your Training Credit for.

Contact details

Contact information for local Community Work Coordinators throughout Australia.