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< Back Helping Others To Find Their True North Confidence and communication skills to amplify ideas and stories. John King Previous Next

< Back Ekram's story From Huddle Holidays participant to Huddle Employee Josh Raymer and Maddy Ware Previous Next

< Back Meet Nyra: Kicking Goals On and Off the Field From sport to study sessions, 8-year-old Nyra is making the most of every opportunity at The Huddle — and loving every minute of it. Patrick McPhee Previous Next

< Back Diving into the deep end of the networking pool Game Changers: Linking Participants with Professionals Maddy Ware and John King Previous Next

Embedding social sport and active reaction in Community Hubs Nation Wide for women. Embedding social sport and active reaction in Community Hubs Nation Wide for women. 20251111_Community Hubs_Netball Gala-37.jpg Truganina - Week 5- Group Photo.jpg Parramatta West- Week 4 .png 20251111_Community Hubs_Netball Gala-37.jpg 1/6 Huddle Up! in Community hubs is a program embedding social sport and active reaction in Community Hubs, aimed at women from Migrant and First Nations backgrounds to get active in a safe and inclusive environment. Wyndham (VIC) Monday Truganina South Primary School- 9:30am-10:30am Point Cook P-9- 1:00pm-2:00pm Tuesday Doherty’s Creek College- 10:00am-11:00am Wednesday Davis Creek Primary School- 8:30am-9:30am Wyndham Park Primary School- 1:30pm-2:30pm Register here for VIC Westen (NSW) Monday Bert Oldfield Public School- 11:30am-12:30pm Tuesday Rydalmere Public School- 9:30am-10:30am Parramatta West Public School- 2:00pm-3:00pm Wednesday Fairfield West Public School- 9:00am-10:00am Hilltop Road Public School- 9:30am-10:30am Smithfield Public School- 9:30am-10:30am Thursday Prairievale Public School- 9:30am-10:30am Kings Langley Public School- 10:30am-11:30am Register here for NSW FIND OUT MORE "Since its recent introduction, the Huddle Up sports program has already created meaningful change to the women in our community by promoting health, connection, and empowerment. The program gives them a rare space to move freely, laugh, compete, develop skills and express themselves outside their family responsibilities...all in a safe and inclusive space." Kristina Medak - Hub Leader, Parramatta West Public School Previous Next

< Back The Grange have a crack at GOAL! Kangaroos They put their kicking skills and goal accuracy to the test Jasper Menor Previous Next

< Back Game Changers to Community Leader How Anita Transformed Her Passion for Sport and Community into Empowering Local Youth Emily Maiorana Previous Next

< Back Mastering Confidence: Unleashing Your Inner Game Changer Cultivating Skills and Building Lasting Confidence John King Previous Next

< Back From Motherhood to Movement Empowering families, breaking barriers, and showing how lived experience can shape community change. Zakaria Farah Previous Next

Receive academic support through subject-specific volunteer tutors, computer and internet access, all in a quiet, contemporary study space. Receive academic support through subject-specific volunteer tutors, computer and internet access, all in a quiet, contemporary study space. DSC05098.jpg DSC05105.jpg DSC05090.jpg DSC05098.jpg 1/4 Study Squad is a safe space for young people aged 10-25 years to learn, grow and belong while receiving academic support. The program offers subject-specific volunteer tutors, computers, and internet access, as well as a study space, at no cost to participants. Study Squad runs across two locations: NORTH MELBOURNE When: Every Monday during the school term Time: 3.30pm – 6.30pm Where: The Huddle North Melbourne, 204-206 Arden St, North Melbourne 3051 TARNEIT When: Every Thursday during the school term Time: 4.00pm – 6.00pm Where: Penrose Community Centre, 83 Penrose Promenade, Tarneit 3029 REGISTER I can’t believe it; the renovation (at Arden St) is so cool. I want to be a part of The Huddle forever. I have been coming here for so long, I love this new space. It looks so cool... This is such a nice place to do homework. Year 10 participant Previous Next

When volunteering at The Huddle, you play a key role in fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all young people to learn, grow, and belong. When volunteering at The Huddle, you play a key role in fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all young people to learn, grow, and belong. Volunteers play a huge role in our work here at The Huddle. Since its inception, 1,000 volunteers have engaged over 120,000 young people from over 160 different cultures across Australia. They have donated more than 20,000 hours of their time, enabling The Huddle to deliver high-quality programs and invest over $23M back into the community. When volunteering at The Huddle, you play a key role in fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all young people to learn, grow, and belong. For your chance to create meaningful change in your community and positively impact the lives of young people, please enquire below. LEARN MORE Frequently asked questions How do I become a volunteer for The Huddle? Register your interest using the button above. Prospective volunteers will need to meet the requirements outlined in the specific role descriptions, have a current Working with Children Check or Victorian Institute of Teaching card, and undergo a police check. Applicants will require face-to-face interviews and reference checks. Induction and training is provided to ensure you are ready to carry out your important role with us. I want to volunteer in a one-off or short-term capacity. Is this possible? At the moment, we are looking for volunteers to assist with our weekly programs for a minimum of six months. We do occasionally offer one-off or short-term volunteer opportunities, which we will promote on our website. How many hours a week does volunteering require? Depending on the program, usually between 1.5-3 hours per week. Our programs are all held in the afternoons, so it is possible to work full-time and volunteer. How long does the recruitment and selection process take? The process usually takes a couple of weeks. However, all volunteers must attend a training and induction session before they begin volunteering with us. These are held once every three months. Where are the volunteer roles based? Volunteer roles are based in both North Melbourne and Werribee and their surrounding suburbs. Specific locations can be found in the volunteer position descriptions. Do I need a Working with Children Check? All volunteers must have a Working with Children Check. We can provide you with instructions on how to apply for one if you do not have one. Who volunteers at The Huddle? We have all kinds of volunteers, from uni students to retirees. We welcome people of all ages, backgrounds (and AFL affiliations!) who fit the criteria and are passionate about engaging and empowering young people. Do you take work placement students? We are committed to taking a number of tertiary placement students every year. While we prioritise students from within our networks, we encourage you to email huddle.volunteers@nmfc.com.au if you are interested. Please outline your placement requirements in the email. Unfortunately, we do not have the capacity to take on secondary-aged work experience students.

< Back Young Voices Shaping North Melbourne Community Centre Youth Advisory Group builds stronger connections between young people and key decision makers Zakaria Farah Previous Next