KEEN TO VOLUNTEER WITH AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED ORGANISATION?
The UNICEF University Liaison Officer (ULO) program appoints voluntary student representatives at campuses across Australia to promote child rights and raise awareness of UNICEF and issues facing the world’s most vulnerable children.
Join university students across Australia helping to spread the word on the global importance of child rights.
UNICEF
For
60 years UNICEF has been the world’s leader for children, working
on the ground in over 150 countries and territories to help children
survive and thrive. The world’s largest provider of vaccines for
poorer countries, UNICEF supports child health and nutrition, good
water and sanitation, quality basic education and protects children
from violence, exploitation, and HIV/AIDS.
CONTACT
For
more information go to www.unicefulo.org.au.
If you would like to become a ULO, please email Vicky Noonan, the SWB Administrator, swb@guild.murdoch.edu.au
with your CV and an expression of interest, outlining why you would
like to become a UNICEF ULO and what you would if you were appointed.
Please include ‘ULO vacancy’ in the subject line.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED FOR 2008.
The
Duke of Edinburgh Award began in the UK in 1956 but has since developed
and been adapted by more than 100 countries around the world.
The Award provides young people with a balanced, non-competitive
programme of voluntary activities that encourage personal discovery and
growth, self reliance, perseverance, responsibility to themselves and
service to the community. This programme is available to participants between the ages of 14 and 25.