Company The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) (NTAV) is an independent, non-profit organisation supported by a large community base. We are Victoria's premier heritage and conservation organisation and the major operator of historic properties and sites open to the public across Victoria. About the property Established in the 1850s, Gulf Station was farmed for nearly 100 years by the Bell family. Scottish settlers Agnes and William Bell were the first to lease the land upon which the property was established. From the 1850s to the 1950s, it supplied produce to gold miners of the district. The National Trust acquired stewardship of the property in 1976, and has restored its buildings and cottage garden. What’s involved in Tour Guide volunteering? The National Trust is search for Collection Cleaning Volunteers at Gulf Station. Duties include: • Regular preventative conservation cleaning interiors and collection (including outbuildings) • Assistance with the maintenance and care of collection storage areas • Monitoring the collection and reporting observed deterioration and damage to objects • Using care and practicing safe manual handling techniques when working with objects

Sound like you? To volunteer with us we ask you to submit an online expression of interest to hradmin@nattrust.com.au.

As part of the application process, we will ask you to agree to register/sign up as a National Trust Volunteer. Thank you for considering helping the National Trust of Australia (Victoria). The National Trust is built on the power of the community. Volunteering with the National Trust of Australia (Vic) will be subject to a satisfactory Police Records check and/or Working with Children check. We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. We promote diversity and practice equity. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are encouraged to apply.