Tech helper
Help people with phones, tablets and simple apps at pop-ups and drop-ins. Not required to be an expert — we provide a troubleshooting guide and shadow shifts.
Bellbowrie Connected — Volunteer Network
Join a friendly local team that helps neighbours access technology, learning and community programs. Volunteers make Bellbowrie Connected possible — from running pop-up tech help to preparing device kits, welcoming people at events and supporting accessible sessions.
We welcome people of all backgrounds and levels of experience. We offer role-specific training, shadow shifts, communication supports and a safe, supported volunteering environment. Easy Read and Auslan guidance for volunteers is available.
We describe roles broadly — volunteers choose what suits their interests and availability. Training and support are provided.
Help people with phones, tablets and simple apps at pop-ups and drop-ins. Not required to be an expert — we provide a troubleshooting guide and shadow shifts.
Lead short workshops or activity sessions using provided scripts & Easy Read materials. Training covers inclusive facilitation and behaviour guidance.
Prepare, QA and manage device loan kits and return checks. Helpful for organised people who enjoy logistics and attention to detail.
Be the friendly face at events: welcome participants, manage sign-in, explain formats and help people find support or quiet spaces.
Help promote events, create simple flyers, reach local networks and support recruitment for groups and pilots.
Light admin tasks: booking coordination, data entry, volunteer rostering and basic communications.
We provide role-specific online or in-person training and a short shadow shift so new volunteers feel confident. Training covers:
We also provide practical quick-guides, role checklists and an experienced volunteer mentor for your first three shifts.
Complete this short form and our volunteer coordinator will contact you to discuss roles, availability and an induction. Fields marked are required.
Volunteers follow simple, respectful practice: be welcoming, protect privacy, act safely and escalate concerns. We provide short safeguarding guidance and checklists during induction.