We represent walking for all Queenslanders

Volunteer for 'She Walks Here'

Help create safer, more walkable, and more inclusive communities across Queensland contributing to the Safe Cities | Safe Streets for women and girls project
Photo image of four women smiling standing under a large tree after completing their walkshops in Rockhampton in 2025. Includes First Nation women.
Participants from the Rockhampton Safe Cities | Safe Streets Walkshop 2025
Queensland Walks works with communities, local government and partners to improve walkability for everyone.

Our volunteers play an important role in supporting this work bringing local knowledge, lived experience, and a shared commitment to safer streets. We’re currently inviting expressions of interest to join our She Walks Here volunteer program, starting with roles supporting our  Safe Cities Safe Streetsfor Women and Girls initiative. 

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer with Queensland Walks to deliver a safe, inclusive community activity.

'She Walks Here' Leader

Walk Leaders guide and host community walks, creating a welcoming and supportive environment for participants. In this role, you will:

  • Lead or co-lead a Safe Cities walk in your local area
  • Bring women and girls together to explore their neighbourhood after dark
  • Support group discussions during the walk
  • Capture local insights and support advocacy.
Icon of a diverse group of people and one person is in the foreground standing with hand up - representing the Volunteer Manager position

'She Walks Here' Assistant

Walk Assistants support the delivery of community walks and help ensure everything runs smoothly. In this role, you will:

  • Assist with on-the-ground coordination during walks
  • Help with participant sign-in and general support
  • Contribute to a safe and inclusive environment
  • Support Walk Leaders with data collection and post walk tasks.
 
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Icon of two people greeting each other - represents how the assistant volunteers support the walkshops

What you’ll receive

  • Training and guidance from Queensland Walks
  • Ongoing support as part of a small, connected team
  • Opportunities to contribute your insights and local knowledge
  • The chance to be part of creating safer, more inclusive streets.
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Who we’re looking for

We welcome expressions of interest from people who:

  • Care about their local community
  • Are interested in improving safety and inclusion
  • Are comfortable leading and engaging with others in a group setting
  • Are willing to participate in training and onboarding.

 

Women walking along footpath at night
She Walks Here volunteers at Inala

Express your interest

For ‘She Walks Here’ roles, we are encouraging female volunteers, in line with the focus of this program.

If you’d like to be part of this work, we’d love to hear from you.

Once you complete the Expression of Interest Form, we’ll be in touch with more information about the program and next steps.

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“Working with Queensland Walks was a wonderful experience. After attending a walk in another neighbourhood, I felt motivated to organise one within my own local community. Queensland Walks help guide you through every step, making the planning process efficient and smooth. The team are warm and friendly, and available to answer every question. Community members who attended the walk said they found it an empowering experience, and we have used the collected data to try and advocate with our local government to improve feelings of safety in our community.”  
Charlotte Dirou – HUB Neighbourhood Centre Manager, HUB Community Projects Inala

Queensland Walks gratefully acknowledges Volunteering Queensland for funding support for the development of the She Walks Here volunteer program.

Photo image of group of walkshops participants and walkshops leaders gathered in front of the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane at night.
Suncorp Safe Cities Night Walkshop 2025
Photo image of a laneway in Logan Central with walkshops participants working through the lit laneway at night. The laneway is covered in colourful street artwork.
Logan Central Night Walkshop 2026

Ready to take part or host a walk?

Contact us to explore how you can help make your streets safer, more walkable and more inclusive.