Get involved with the Redgum Foundation
Every free place
exists because
someone gave one
No participant ever pays. Time, a qualification, a venue or a donation — each one turns into a session someone walks into next month. Four ways in, and none of them need you to be an expert.
Four ways to be part of it
Talk to a person- Most needed Volunteer Give a couple of hours to a session, a family day or a working bee. We train you, supervise you and never leave you holding something alone. From 2 hrs a week Sign up
- Practitioners Facilitate a session Yoga, strength, breathwork, making. Bring a qualification and we will build a program around it. 1 day a month Offer time
- Organisations Partner with us ESOs, employers, health services and councils. Co-fund a cohort, host a program on site, or point people our way. Ongoing Partner
- One-off or monthly Fund a place A donation puts one more veteran, first responder or family member into a program this month. No participant ever pays. From $40 Donate
Straight answers
Questions supporters ask
What people want to know before they give time, a skill, a room or money.
Do participants ever pay?
No. Every place in every Redgum program is free to the person taking it. Time, a qualification, a venue or a donation is what makes that possible.
How much does it cost to fund a place?
From $40. A donation turns into a session someone walks into next month.
Fund a placeDo I need qualifications to volunteer?
No. Volunteering needs your time, not expertise. Facilitating a session is different: that needs a relevant qualification, and we’ll talk through what you offer and where it fits.
Can my organisation partner with Redgum?
Yes. Partners offer a venue, a workshop, a skill or a whole program, and we run it together under both names. Start with a conversation and we’ll take it from there.
Start a conversationWhere does Redgum operate?
We’re based in Kent Town, Adelaide. Programs currently run in South Australia, with a Rural Recovery Roadshow for regional Australia in development.
Partners & supporters
The people who
hold the door open
Every session runs in someone else’s shed, workshop or hall, taught by people who volunteered the skill. These are them.
Become a partner
