Survey of Voluntary Recreation Workers in New South Wales

Two surveys were conducted of volunteers working for recreation organizations in four New South Wales regions. The results highlight the dependence of these organizations on volunteers. Volunteers were found to be heavily engaged in instructing and organizing recreation activities. Few have any specific training for the role although further training is frequently considered desirable by respondents. Many respondents indicated that the government could assist voluntary work by providing— • training at the local level, • general financial assistance, and • subsidies for equipment and facilities. Generally, responses indicate that the government should play a supportive rather than controlling role in recreation

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  Open Access•T Rowse, Deborah Mitchell•Australian Journal of Social Issues•2005

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  Open Access•Janne D Graham•Australian Journal of Social Issues•1974

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