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Bushfires NT - Communication and Community Profile

Consultation has concluded

Bushfires NT Volunteers

Bushfires NT has committed to undertaking more frequent, more genuine forms of consultation with our volunteers as a result of the Volunteer Strategy 2019-2022.

Four surveys will be undertaken annually to measure progress and to ensure the implementation of the Strategy is as planned. Information gathered by these surveys will also enable Bushfires NT to incorporate broader, more representative volunteer feedback into the planning and decision making process.

Bushfires NT has committed to undertaking more frequent, more genuine forms of consultation with our volunteers as a result of the Volunteer Strategy 2019-2022.

Four surveys will be undertaken annually to measure progress and to ensure the implementation of the Strategy is as planned. Information gathered by these surveys will also enable Bushfires NT to incorporate broader, more representative volunteer feedback into the planning and decision making process.

Surveys & Forms

Communication and Community Profile

This survey focuses on priority areas 2 and 3 in the Volunteer Strategy:
The survey is anonymous and should take 10 minutes to complete. Please keep in mind that you cannot save your progress, so you need to complete it in one go.

Consultation has concluded
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