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High blood pressure: when it is harder for your heart to pump blood around your body
High cholesterol: when there’s too much fat in your blood
Diabetes: when your body doesn’t react to sugar properly.
Mental health and social and emotional wellbeing: if you are feeling very sad, stressed, or worried for a long time
Flexibility
For many of our volunteer roles, there are no set commitments. If you can support us for one or two hours per week, or for a few hours every few months, we welcome your valuable help.
Diverse opportunities
We have various volunteer opportunities for people to get involved at the Heart Foundation. We strive to align you to a role that suits your skills, strengths, interests and lived experience.
A supportive environment
Our volunteers receive ongoing guidance and support from a dedicated supervisor, as well as connection with team members and fellow volunteers.
Recognition of contributions
Our volunteers donate their valuable time to support our work, and we celebrate the meaningful impact they make across the Heart Foundation.
To learn more about our volunteer opportunities, please click here.
If you have a special interest in volunteering for Heart Foundation Walking, please click here.
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