Volunteer Application Form | Drive For Life | The Salvation Army Australia

What is Drive for Life? Licence. Life Skills. Employment. Drive for Life is a driver training and mentoring program that equips young people aged 16-25 who face barriers to education, training and employment to attain their driver’s licence. The program removes these barriers and provides a pathway towards positive role models, developing independent life skills and improving employment prospects.

Drive for Life - Expression of Interest

Please note, to apply to be a Volunteer Mentor with our TAC L2P programs (Vic.), please click here.

Full Name: *

Date of Birth:

Suburb:

Email Address: *

Confirm Email Address: *

Phone number: *

We have the following Drive for Life (and TAC L2P) programs across Australia (Please select preferred volunteering location): *

Business name (If applicable):

Are you able to commit to the volunteer role for a minimum of 3 months?: Yes No Other

Please outline your availability (days and hours):

Briefly outline your motivations for volunteering at this time:

Do you have any experience or skills relevant to this role?:

Please upload your resume to support your application (if you have one):

Please provide referee details (if you have them):

If successful, when would you be able to start the volunteer opportunity?:

How long have you held your C Class licence/ unrestricted driver licence? (minimum 3 year requirement):

Have you ever had your licence suspended for driving offences ie: DUI, Speeding, dangerous driving etc?: Yes No

Have you been involved in any motor vehicle accidents of which you were the driver?: Yes No

Do you have any health matters or special needs which require special consideration? If yes, please outline below:

Child Safety Check Number (e.g. Working With Children Check):

Child Safety Check expiration date:

How did you hear about Drive for Life?: *

How would you like to be contacted?: Email Phone call

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