For more than Fifty years, we've been supporting people with disability and mental health concerns; and those who are aged, people at risk of homelessness, humanitarian entrants, youth, and Indigenous Australians. Many people with long-term mental illness become disconnected from friends and family around them, leaving them socially isolated.  You can help address this isolation by becoming a New Horizons volunteer. Do you have one day per week, one day per fortnight or one day per month to help people experiencing social isolation?  Together you will enjoy social group activities, such as arts and crafts, cooking, meeting for coffee or connecting to the local community and also provide reassurance to help reach their potential and get the most out of life. Your support can make a big difference to a person’s quality of life, and help reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. We accept volunteer applications from people aged 18 or older. We are currently seeking volunteers to assist with group activities in the Bowral area and we provide training and ongoing support for volunteers. It’s all part of our goal to provide innovative services which support individuals, strengthen communities and enhance social and emotional wellbeing for all.