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Our volunteers come from different backgrounds and professions yet are united in their aim to help the sick and the injured in the community.
They make a difference.Â
There is a range of opportunities for volunteers to become involved with St John. As a volunteer you become a valuable member of the team helping the community in the familiar black and white uniform.
Volunteers provide first aid coverage and support at sporting, entertainment and community events, can assist the Ambulance Service by providing personnel as ambulance crew and in emergency events such as manning cyclone shelters.
Another type of membership is as an Operational Support member. Operational Support members perform roles such as logistics, administration, training or supervision in cadet divisions.
Volunteers meet each week to ensure their first aid training is current and maintained. Using the latest techniques and equipment, St John volunteers donate their time free of charge to provide professional first aid support to the community.
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Some of the benefits to becoming a volunteer:
- Learn new skills
- Free Uniform
- Ongoing training and education
- Leadership training and skills
- Employment opportunities
- Meet friends with similar interests
- Receive service recognition and awards
- Participate in first aid competitions
- Satisfaction of helping your community
- Free ambulance cover for you and your immediate family
- Gain valuable experience for health related careers
- Nationally recognised certificates
- Assist with youth development
- Become a mentor for cadets
- Receive Defcom discount card
- Advanced first aid training
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Divisional locations across the Northern Territory
You are most welcome to attend the scheduled training night where you will meet the Divisional Superintendent, Divisional Officers and other volunteer members associated with that division.
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Newest Volunteer content
 The Division was quite busy last week amassing about 85 hours of public Duty at the V8 Supercars.       Long hours, especially coming in from H... read more...
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 Screams, Swerves, Crash! The Senior and Junior cadets begin their cycling/camping trip out to Simpson’s gap. Speeding down a steep hill we round a c... read more...
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 Monika Muir after treating 2 Cav mascot for heat stress. The handler advised that he does not usually stay out in the sun for long periods of time. Ne... read more...
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 Dear St. John Darwin, We cannot write to everyone whom we met in and around Darwin so we asked if we could this put this letter in Vollie News. We bo... read more...
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 Steve was born in Mansfield, Victoria and was educated at the Benalla Technical College. In 1964 he joined the RAAF and enjoyed postings to Melbourne,... read more...
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 ‘WOW’ was the consensus from this year’s Finke Desert Race, the other was ‘IT’S COLD’ especially for our Darwin & Gove counterparts…Ther... read more...
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 Been a busy week again. From Friday evening to Sunday evening Humpty Doo put in 64 hours of duty to the public. This is not including Karina at the Fi... read more...
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 On Friday 11 June 2010, the Darwin Cadet Division and Northern Territory Youth Council were thrilled to receive a visit from the Chief Commissioner Pr... read more...
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 One hundred volunteers and family and friends attended a function at the Palmerston Volunteer Centre on Friday 4th June to meet the Lord Prior Anthony... read more...
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 Darwin Adult Division training night this week. Barbara Klessa from the Humpty Doo Adult Division kindly did a lecture on Infection Control. The membe... read more...
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 Hi all, Been a busy couple of weeks for Humpy Doo. Looked after polocrosse and Mindil 29 - 30 May. The new members Alan and Robyn are getting out ther... read more...
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 Hi Guys, Hope you all have a good week end this week end. Cheers Tarn :) Article by Tanea Rudder Katherine Division read more...
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 Angie Butler and I took these photos at the Palmerston Festivals Family Fun Day down at Goyder Square. They had heaps of activities and sites. It was ... read more...
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 Hello to all, Hope we have all had a good week, I know I have. Thursday night at our meeting we had Steven Reubenson teach us the new Smart Triage sys... read more...
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