Su461 form 2025

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The document is a form for 'not for profit' community organizations seeking approval to engage job seekers in voluntary work as part of their mutual obligation requirements. It outlines eligibility criteria, necessary documentation, and insurance requirements. Organizations must provide proof of their status and insurance coverage to be approved by Centrelink.

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Begin by filling out the 'Service centre' and 'Postal address' sections. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid delays.
Indicate whether your organisation has appropriate insurance by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If 'No', do not complete the form.
Specify if this is a new request or an update for an existing organisation. Fill in the organisation name, permanent address, and postal address if different.
Provide contact details including the organisation's contact person, phone number, email, and website.
Complete questions regarding voluntary work positions available and confirm understanding of responsibilities by signing and dating the form.
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What are the three types of volunteering?

Types of volunteering Volunteering to work with animals. Volunteer for a community project. Sports volunteering. Volunteering in hospitals. Green volunteering.

What things count as volunteering?

Examples of off-campus service include but are not limited to: Volunteering at the humane society. Serving as a reading buddy at an elementary school. Working at a food bank. Visiting the elderly members of a nursing home. Building a house with Habitat for Humanity. Into the Streets.

What is Centrelink approved volunteering?

To be approved, the organisation must be: not-for-profit community based, with appropriate insurance cover OR any government sector agency (e.g. hospital, school, council volunteer program).

What benefits will you get in volunteering?

Being a volunteer has lots of benefits. It can bring meaning and purpose to your life, while increasing your self-esteem and wellbeing. Volunteering can also relieve stress, and alleviate symptoms of depression. As well as having a positive impact on your community, volunteering can improve your relationships.

How do I report volunteer work to Centrelink?

Download and complete the Voluntary Work Verification of Voluntary Work form. The voluntary work organisation must complete page 2 of the form. Not all voluntary work is approved. Refer to your Service Officer for more information.

What is it called when you volunteer but get paid?

Paid volunteers, also called compensated volunteers, are individuals who volunteer to work for an organization without getting paid but still receive some form of compensation or reimbursement.

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