Volunteers

A healthcare organization such as Kerang District Health cannot function without the dedication, support and commitment it receives from its many volunteers. Volunteers play a valuable role in the day to day operations of our health service in areas such as the Day Activity Centre, the Men’s Shed and Glenarm.

Volunteering

If you are interested in volunteering the following information may help you to understand what is involved in being a volunteer. 

A volunteer will need:

  • To be friendly and caring with an ability to interact with older people.
  • To be sensitive to the social and emotional needs of older people.
  • To be a good listener.
  • To be willing to accept residents as individuals, to respect their rights and to accept their values and belief systems.
  • Patience.
  • A sense of humour
  • To be able to work with staff and volunteers
  • To undergo a satisfactory police check

National Volunteer Week was celebrated from 17th to 23rd May 2021. Thank you to all our volunteers from the Staff and Management at Kerang District Health. 

Please click here to see our video thanking our volunteers:

Contact Information

For more information regarding volunteering at Kerang District Health please email:

Attention Human Resources at the following email: 

[email protected] 

Visiting Hours for Kerang District Health

Acute: 10am to 8pm daily

  1. Two (2) visitors at a time, and up to five (5) visitors in total per day.
  2. Exceptions are for end of life – always two visitors at any time however numbers of visitors per day are not limited.
  3. Visitors do not have to be from the same household and no time limit on the length of the visit.
  4. Non-essential contractors are restricted from entry   

Glenarm : 1pm to 4pm daily

  1. Two (2) visitors at a time, and up to five (5) visitors in total per day.
  2. Exceptions are for end of life – always two visitors at any time however numbers of visitors per day are not limited.
  3. Visitors do not have to be from the same household and no time limit on the length of the visit.
  4. A group may exceed the “two visitors at a time” rule if dependents of a visitor are in the group and care for the dependents cannot be arranged (i.e. children)
  5. Prospective residents/consumers are allowed to visit.

Covid Entry Requirements [link to covid page]