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Volunteer Peer Leaders for Rural Rainbows Healesville

24/01/2024

Are you aged between 15 – 25 years old, and passionate about creating safe, awesome spaces for local LGBTQIA+ young people?

Rural Rainbows are looking for volunteer peer leaders to help design and run their new social groups in Healesville.

Volunteer peer leaders help design and facilitate groups for their rainbow community.

You can expect to attend around one meeting every month in 2024 and be remunerated for your valuable input.

Apply by Thursday the 15th of February 2024.

Follow the link via @rural_rainbows Instagram profile to learn more and apply.

Alternatively, you can get in touch via email to find out more at ruralrainbows@each.com.au

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