Volunteering gives you the chance to make a real difference in your community and beyond. When you give your time and skills, you're supporting causes that matter to you, whether it's helping those in need, caring for the environment, or advancing education. Volunteering is also a great way to grow personally; you'll pick up new skills, gain valuable experience, and boost your resume. It's an opportunity to connect with all kinds of people, make new friends, and build a network of like-minded individuals. Plus, volunteering brings a deep sense of fulfillment and purpose, as you see your efforts bring about positive change. It also pushes you to step out of your comfort zone, tackle new challenges, and uncover new interests. In the end, volunteering enriches your life and the lives of others, helping to create a more connected and caring society.Volunteering allows you to make a meaningful impact on your community and beyond. By giving your time and skills, you help support causes you care about, whether it's helping the less fortunate, protecting the environment, or promoting education. Volunteering also fosters personal growth; you develop new skills, gain valuable experience, and enhance your resume. It's an opportunity to meet diverse people, form new friendships, and build a network of like-minded individuals. Additionally, volunteering can provide a deep sense of fulfillment and purpose, knowing that your actions contribute to positive change. It also offers a chance to step out of your comfort zone, face new challenges, and discover new passions. Ultimately, volunteering enriches your life and the lives of others, creating a more connected and compassionate society.

I am currently unemployed as I have taken a gap of work since finishing University and graduating in July. Some of my main hobbies at the moment are taking morning walks, learning the piano, learning to draw, and spending time with my friends online and playing games together. I always look to help out at home with tasks inside and outside the home such as cutting the grass and maintaining bushes. Also helping with general maintenance tasks such as helping dad with the car, cleaning the walls of the house, or even cleaning the moss from the paths outside of the house. When working, (in a job or in education) I always look to perform and accomplish the work/task at hand to the best of my ability.

We would like to learn new things and discover the world of wwoofing We are determined and motivated to work, of course we are not afraid to get our hands dirty

I already made some woofing in Irland, French Guyana and New-Zealand. I always loves thoses experiences. I love this opportunity to share with people and learn things about people, work, cultures... I think it's a good way to share our lifestyles and learn about things we cannot see in our life.

I’m looking for a volunteer opportunity starting from March 15, ideally around the Gold Coast. I have my own car and would like to stay for 2-3 months.

I enjoy feeling nature and like gardening. I have grown onions, carrots and Japanese white radishes in my grandma's kitchen garden. It made me happy and calm. I tired to not use chemical things, but I don't have knowledge. so I'd like to learn an organic.

I joined WWOOF for unique experiences, to meet like-minded people, and to get as much hands-on experience in my areas of interest: winemaking, viticulture, farming, gardening, and yoga.

I would like to earn new experiences, see how other cultures live and try something different in a country which is foreign for me. I've always wanted to try out the principle of wwoof in Australia. I would like to improve my English skills, and where can you do that better than with locals? 😉

I want to work on a farm or with people who are more down-to-earth and friendly, compared to the larger farms I have worked at before, where the atmosphere wasn’t always great. I am looking for a more human experience. Also, I need to reduce my expenses for a while.

In the gorgeous Tucki Valley, the real Byron Bay Hinterland, we  practice permaculture and regenerative farm, working hard to restore a degraded farm. We grow our own food, manage cattle and are building koala forests.  In our spare time to take off to the magical beaches of Evans Head or Byron Bay.  Our farm has been successfully off grid for 15 years which means you learn to turn the lights off and appreciate resource usage.  We have a magical view over our swimming pool of the Tucki Valley and we are close to the Tuckean Swamp, one of the worlds most important wetlands which needs serious restoration.  A day on our farm might be as mundane as weeding, as hard as fencing or as important as planting koala food trees or making compost, with anything in between.  We are both really good cooks and sometimes we work with adjoining farms to do communal project such as riparian restoration so you might get to meet other like minded farmers.  Our major shopping area is Lismore and we are 30 minutes to Bangalow and 45 minutes to Byron Bay.  Our cows are mainly Brahmans and they had been mistreated before they came to us so we are gently teaching them that humans can be caring.   Most people come to us for up to 6 weeks to help with their visa requirements and we are happy to collect people from Ballina or Lismore.  We can take a couple or a single person and you have your own room with very comfortable double bed, your own bathroom and TV area.

My husband Andrew and I (Sally) live in a contemporary self-sufficient home on 11 hectares in the Clare Valley in South Australia. We have a large fruit and vegetable garden, flower beds and agisted bees and sheep. We like the quirk in gardens and have many more projects in the pipeline. We also have a pizza oven on our European style terrace at the rear of our home and an elevated deck floating over the valley for pre-dinner drinks and moon and star gazing. Meals are often served using produce from the garden. A deep rain water bath and pebble open shower await WWOOFers at the end of the working day.

Our property is a small 5 acre block set amongst others in a bush setting beside a beautiful coastal Forest. We have a vegetable and fruit garden semi established. Our home sits at the back of the block overlooking a vista of gum trees and lawn. We have a pool for cooling off in after working in the garden. Bird life is abundant here and there are a family of kangaroos who graize, and move freely around the neighbouring blocks. We are located 5 minutes drive, or a 20 minute bicycle ride from the beach. The adjoining forest is a fabulous place to walk, and has mountain bike tracks throughout.

During my stay in Australia, I hope to see the amazing countryside of Australia. But I also want to learn more about myself and life in general. For that journey, I am open and thankful to meet people with different nationalities and ways of living.

I am looking to learn more about organic agricultural practices and animal care. I am English and from the UK but have lived in Italy for many of my adult years. I live in Bolzano in the North of Italy, and since 2010 created and ran an intercultural community garden. The garden has been a great success and a group from over 15 different countries continues to grow fruit and vegetables from all over the world. I am visiting Australia for a month in February/March 2025 and would like to spend some days working as a volunteer WWoofer close to Sydney. I would love to work on a farm that has vegetables and animals, especially sheep or goats. I'm not so young anymore (59 years) but would say I'm pretty fit and more than happy to do farm work!

We joined WWOOFing because we believe in the power of connecting with people, nature, and sustainable living. After traveling and working in different environments, we realized how much we enjoy being part of hands-on projects that support ecological practices and promote a simpler, more fulfilling way of life. WWOOFing offers us the opportunity to learn new skills, share our own knowledge, and contribute to meaningful projects, all while immersing ourselves in local cultures and communities. It's the perfect way for us to grow personally, live mindfully, and connect with like-minded people who share our passion for the environment and sustainable living. We’re excited to be part of this community and make lasting memories through shared experiences! 🌿

I joined WWOOF because it seemed like a good opportunity to explore Australian culture while learning something new and creating meaningful connections. I grew up in the Italian countryside, where my grandparents had some animals and a vineyard so farming has been part of my childhood. I like spending time outside and would love to learn more about agriculture and farming.

I want to learn more about organic farming as I intend to shortly buy my own property and apply what I learn from WWOOF to my farm, in particular how we can apply technology to improve the farm processes. I have an understanding of the theory of animal husbundary and growing food, but want to improve that by learning from experienced people so that I can hit the ground running when I do decide that the time is right for me to start my own property.

We want to learn about all the biodiversity and local culture. Also learning new working job will be for sure a great thing in our future adult life !

'Cedar Park' is a small family (Peter and his 3 children, aged 7-16 in 2022) run 4-star resort  in the upper rainforests of far north Queensland. We accommodate guests in a Gothic style lodge house and run a business making gourmet pre-prepared meals. Our acreage includes tropical fruit forest, vegetable gardens, chook pen, bees and enclosures for care & rehabilitation of rescued native animals. We are surrounded by a creek with swimming holes and NP rainforest for millions of hectares. Volunteering includes care & maintenance of gardens, lodge & animals. You will be comfortably accommodated in a room in the lodge, or in a caravan. Laundry & bedding supplied. Shared dinners, food supplied for other meals, any diet catered for. Please note my children are here part-time. NSI. Initial stay 1 night. Daily bus from Cairns or Kuranda stops 6km away. Can p/u from bus by prior arrangement.