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Winter / Sem 2 applications open

EOIs close Sunday, 19 April

FORE Australia runs 4 volunteer programs a year. Summer, Sem 1, Winter and Sem 2.

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Sem 1 in-person onboarding afternoon in front of Victorian Parliament 

The team and leaders at one of our daily check-in meetings

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Volunteer Training Programs

Policy Program

​Want real experience in public policy? Join FORE Australia’s Volunteer Policy Training Program and get your work published in our national Policy Library of One-Page briefs - FORE’s Bottom Drawer.

Parliamentary Liaison Program

Join FORE Australia's Parliamentary Liaison Program and develop skills/experience developing relationships with MPs and tracking critical parliamentary activity.

CURRENTLY NOT OPEN

Looking for Future Opportunities 

Tentative Schedule - Subject to change 

Winter 2026:

Application: March - April 2026

Duration: (10 weeks): 1st of June - 7th of August 2026


Semester 2 2026:

Application: March - April 2026

Duration(12 weeks): 10th of August - 30th of October 2026

Tentative dates*

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Summer 25/26 Team as part of the in-person bonding afternoon in Narrm/Melbourne

Summer 25/26 Participants

As of: 26/11/25
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90+

Number of Participants
Gender Distribution
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FORE Australia would like to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land we live, learn, and work on.​

 

We value their cultures, identities, and continuing connection to country, waters, kin, and community. We pay our respects to Elders, both past and present, and are committed to supporting the next generation of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

 

As an organisation dedicated to amplifying solutions, we recognise that First Nations peoples have long identified many of the pathways for environmental protection and meeting community needs. Our role is to listen, support, and amplify these voices.

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