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A Community Advocate helps individuals access services and resources, requiring strong communication skills to represent community interests effectively.

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How do I become a Community Advocate?

Get qualified to work as a Community Advocate with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

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Community Services

If you're passionate about creating real change then a community services course is your next big step forward. Browse accredited courses and check your funding eligibility online.

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Community Management

Become a professional leader in your community with an accredited course in community management. Find out more and start today!

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Social Work

Start a rewarding career in the Social Work sector. Career pathways include Volunteer Coordinator, Community Corrections Officer and Social Worker. Check your eligibility for government funding. Nationally Recognisied Qualifications available.

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Further reading

7 reasons to start a career in community services

15th June 2018

What do social workers do?

11th December 2019

How to start a career in community management

18th August 2020

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Community Advocate careers

A Community Advocate supports individuals and groups in accessing services and resources within their communities. You might work with non-profits or government agencies, focusing on social justice, health, or education issues. Key responsibilities include raising awareness, providing information, and representing community interests.

Community Advocates empower voices in society. You’ll need strong communication and interpersonal skills to build relationships and effectively advocate for community needs, ensuring all members have access to essential services and opportunities.

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