Albury Wodonga and the Border
Connecting people. Strengthening communities.
We are a local, not-for-profit community organisation on the New South Wales and Victoria border. Whatever brought you here, we can help you find the next step.
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What brings you here?
Four ways we help. Pick the one that sounds like you.
I want to volunteer
VolunteeringFind a role that fits your time, your skills and what you care about. We talk it through with you before you commit to anything.
Find a roleOur organisation needs volunteers
For organisationsList your roles, reach local volunteers, and get practical help with recruitment, onboarding and keeping people.
Get organisation supportI am new to Australia
Settlement & multiculturalPractical help to settle in, meet people, understand local services and find your way around the Border.
Get supportI want to learn something
Training & programsFree and low-cost training for work, volunteering and everyday life, including help with your phone or computer.
Explore training
What that adds up to
volunteers placed in local roles last year
Figure being confirmed for 2026
- 180community organisations we work with
- 1,200people supported to settle on the Border
- 50years connecting people to their community
Aged Care Volunteer Visitors
Regular visits and real friendship for older people who would welcome the company, whether they live at home or in residential aged care. There is no cost, and you can talk to us before deciding anything.
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I would like to visit someone
Give an hour or so a fortnight to someone who would value the company. We match you carefully and support you the whole way.
Volunteer as a visitor -
I would like a visitor
For yourself, a family member or someone you care for. There is no cost, and you can talk to us before deciding anything.
Request a visitor
New to Australia? We are here to help you settle, connect and take part.
Our settlement team helps with the practical things, and introduces you to people while you find your feet.
- Finding housing, health care and everyday services
- Education, English classes and training
- Looking for work and understanding Australian workplaces
- Help understanding forms and documents
- Meeting people through our community programs
- Referrals to the right service when we are not the right fit
We do not give migration or visa advice. If that is what you need, we will point you to a registered migration agent or a free legal service.
People on the Border
Volunteering at the garden was my first Australian job. It gave me references, friends, and the confidence to apply for paid work.
We were drowning in unfilled rosters until BCRC helped us rewrite our volunteer roles. All four positions filled within a month.
KarenCommunity organisation coordinator
I retired and the days got long. Now Tuesday is my favourite day of the week, and Doreen and I have never once run out of things to talk about.
RayAged Care Volunteer Visitor
Our partners and funders
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you are trying to do and we will point you to the right person. There is no wrong way to get in touch.