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Volunteers in Canberra say it is a rewarding experience but their numbers are gradually declining as the cost of living rises

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : May 26, 2024 - 12:11

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Hundreds of thousands of people in the nation’s capital give up their free time every year, helping not-for-profit groups. But while Canberrans are among the most enthusiastic volunteers in the country, the cost-of-living crisis is having an impact on numbers. As national volunteer week draws to a close, those who rely on others to donate their time are highlighting what volunteers get back for what they give.

Volunteers in Canberra say it is a rewarding experience but their numbers are gradually declining as the cost of living rises

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