The work of our volunteers is essential to delivering high-quality programs and support to our veteran family community. We are always looking for help with fundraising events, direct client services, administrative tasks, and day-to-day operations. Your time makes a real difference.
How do I get involved in volunteer work?
Whatever your location, capabilities, and availability, please let us know if you are interested in volunteering with us by clicking the button below.
How old do you have to be to volunteer?
Almost anyone of any age can volunteer with us! Some events may only be open to adults over 18, but most volunteering options allow people of all ages to be involved.
If you are under 18 years old, we do require you to have parental or guardian consent.
Minors below 16 years of age will need to have a parent or guardian volunteering with them.
Become a Legatee
Join Legacy WA as a volunteer Legatee and help our mission to support the families of veterans with compassion and care.
Who are Legatees?
Legatees are the dedicated volunteers at the heart of Legacy WA’s mission. For nearly 100 years, they have carried on the promise to care for the families of veterans who sacrificed their lives or health in service to our country. Legatees provide emotional support, practical assistance, and a sense of community to older widows, younger families, and children, working closely with Legacy WA’s professional team.
As a Legatee, you’ll embody the Legacy spirit of service and compassion, connecting with families across Western Australia and contributing to their wellbeing in meaningful ways. Whether you’re supporting families directly, participating in fundraising efforts, or helping Legacy operate smoothly, your role is vital to our mission.
What Legatees do
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For older widows and widowers
Provide companionship, share invitations to Legacy activities, and offer support in navigating aged care, pensions, and financial assistance.
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For younger families and children
Connect with individuals post-training, refer families for professional case management, and offer a listening ear and friendship.
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Across the community
Participate in fundraising events like Legacy Week, contribute to committees and the Board, and help ensure Legacy’s continued success.
Why become a Legatee?
Joining Legacy WA as a Legatee offers more than the opportunity to give back, it’s a chance to become part of a vibrant community.
Mateship: Develop camaraderie with fellow Legatees.
Community Spirit: Meaningfully contribute to the wellbeing of the families of veterans.
Personal Fulfilment: Give back to the community and support those in need.
Networking: Meet new people and build meaningful connections.
Skill Development: Learn new skills and participate in ongoing training.
Training: Access to training and development programs tailored to Legatees' roles.
