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How to apply
Volunteers are a vital part of blood donation. They make every donor feel welcome. They keep things running smoothly. And they keep the donors well fed.
Show us you're keen
Fill out an application to show your interest so we can start getting to know you.
You can still change your mind any time.
Get the details
We’ll send you an information video so you know what to expect volunteering in a donor centre.
Let's chat
After the video, you can book a quick 10-minute call where we go over your application together and ask each other any questions.
Start learning the ropes
If we think you'll be a good fit and you're still keen, let's start helping people help people.
Who can volunteer?
You, hopefully
Whether you’re a regular donor or you’ve never given blood before, you can probably apply to volunteer.
You just need to be able to commit to a regular shift.
Just a couple of things
You just have to be older than 16 and undertake a National Police Check which we’ll organise for you.
You may not be able to give if you’ve been involved in certain crimes.
Not everyone can volunteer
We receive a lot of applications. Unfortunately, we don’t have space for everyone, and we can’t provide work experience or student placements.
What does volunteering at Lifeblood look like?
You'll be a donor's best friend.
You'll chat, make milkshakes, and be your usual all-round amazing self.
We can work together to figure out a regular, ongoing shift that suits you and your schedule.
About Lifeblood
We’re Lifeblood. We turn life-giving donations into life-changing outcomes. Blood, plasma, platelets, breast milk, and even poo.
About Lifeblood
Other ways to help
Don’t have the time for a regular shift? Even if you can’t donate or volunteer, there are other ways to help.
Find other ways you can help
Australian Red Cross
We're a division of the Australian Red Cross. There are even more ways to volunteer over at the humanitarian branch.
Learn about volunteering with the Red Cross
