SHASA welcomes new volunteers. To find out more about volunteer opportunities please contact shasa@gmail.com to arrange a coffee catch up with the President Katherine Maxwell.
SHASA has achieved heaps, and is calling for more volunteers
The diverse roles include preparing grant applications, writing media releases, project management, running market stalls, writing articles for SHASA newsletters, networking with other stakeholders, fixing items at the repair cafe and organising social events for SHASA.
SHASA has members located across the Eurobodalla from South Durras to Central Tilba.
It makes extensive use of technology, including Zoom and email, as well as face-to-face meetings.
Training and mentoring can also be provided to new volunteers.
All volunteers can get a SHASA t-shirt and an invitation to the 10-year anniversary party in the second half of 2024.
For more information look around the SHASA website or email shasa@gmail.com



Your Feedback
March 2025 – “I just wanted to say ‘thank you’ on behalf of the sustainability team for running the info session on Saturday night. Given the weather, you had a really good turnout! I hope it went well, and you had lots of good questions and enthusiastic participation.” (Kirsten, ESC)
February 2025 – “Thanks for another great edition of The Spark – brimming with good news stories of sustainability in action across the Eurobodalla. We’re so lucky to have so many dedicated teams rolling up their sleeves to build the better world we know is waiting.” (Eurobodalla Greens, on Facebook)
December 2023 – on Facebook
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June 2021 – “Congratulations. Hi to you both and everyone else behind the scenes at SHASA. It’s mind blowing what you have achieved to date and I’m sure will continue to achieve for our part of the south coast. Volunteering has its up n downs but it fantastic to see your achievements and the benefits it will bring to the future and the environment”. (Name supplied).

