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Volunteer cemetery trust member positions

Class B cemetery trusts · Victoria

Hiring organisation
Class B cemetery trusts
Location
Victoria
Employment
Fixed term
Salary
Volunteer
Posted
17 September 2025
Closing date
27 November 2026
Source checked
6 August 2026

About this role

About the board

This advertisement covers multiple cemetery trusts.

About the role

There are more than 400 Class B cemetery trusts across metropolitan, regional and rural Victoria. Cemetery trusts are public boards that manage public cemeteries and deliver services with care and compassion. They respect the cultural and religious values of the community and preserve the history of our cemeteries for future generations. What's in it for you Becoming a cemetery trust member is a rewarding and fulfilling experience. You will get hands-on experience as a board member and help manage a public cemetery. Everything you need to get started will be provided, including free governance training. As a cemetery trust member, you’ll gain skills in: • strategic thinking • leadership • communication • governance • problem solving • risk management • finance • stakeholder management.

You’ll also: • build social skills and new relationships with members of the board and the community • provide an essential service to the community • play an important role in preserving cemeteries and local history.

Who we're looking for

We’re looking for people with a range of skills and experiences. Examples include: • administration • community work • government • committees and boards • grounds keeping.

What you need to apply

Applications for appointment are made directly to the relevant cemetery trust. A list of vacant positions and instructions on how to apply are on the  Volunteer cemetery trust member positions  page on the Department of Health website.

Posted 17 September 2025

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