Volunteers bring joy at the Children’s Christmas Party
- Editor
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
Last week volunteers from Australian Mutuals Foundation (AMF) came together to support Barnardos Australia at one of the most heart-warming events of the year - the Children’s Christmas Party at Rosehill.
The Children’s Christmas Party is Australia’s largest festive celebration for children living with disabilities and complex needs. Hosted in multiple locations across the country, the event brings thousands of children together for a magical day filled with entertainment, interactive activities, rides, a petting zoo, a lively stage show, and of course, a visit from Santa himself.
For many children and families, including those supported by Barnardos, this day offers a rare opportunity to simply have fun, feel included, and enjoy experiences that might otherwise be out of reach. The AMF volunteers help make that possible.

Australian Mutual Bank and Unity Bank volunteers, on behalf of the AMF, played an essential role in creating a safe, joyful, and memorable experience. Each volunteer was paired with a small group of children, guiding them through the day’s activities, offering support when needed, and - most importantly - helping them explore the event with confidence and excitement.
The role was hands-on and engaging, from helping children choose which ride to try next, to encouraging them during activities, to sharing in the simple joy of meeting different characters. Volunteers offered not only practical assistance, but companionship and warmth, ensuring every child felt seen, supported, and celebrated.
Events like this are a reminder of the power of community and the impact that compassionate volunteering can have. The Children’s Christmas Party is a massive undertaking, but it thrives because of organisations and individuals who show up, give their time, and help create a day full of smiles.
We’re incredibly proud of our volunteers for representing AMF with such kindness and enthusiasm. Their efforts helped create lasting memories for the children and families who attended.








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