Help people find your group
Whether you’re looking for new members or want more people to know your group exists, these practical resources can help you spread the word and connect with the right people.
Write a warm welcome
A clear and friendly welcome message can help people understand what your group is about and feel more comfortable taking that first step to join.
Reach new members
Not sure where or how to promote your group? Our Promotion and Recruitment Guide has lots of practical ideas to help you reach the right people, attract new members and get the word out.
Promote your group on social media
Social media can be a simple and cost effective way to reach lots of new people and then keep your community connected. Learn how to create clear, engaging posts that help people find and understand your group.
FAQs
Be clear about what the group is, who it is for, when and where it meets, relevant accessibility information and how someone can ask questions or join. You can promote through community networks, organisations and social media. Search the Help and Guides page for resources.
There is no minimum number. Many groups begin small. Start with something manageable and think about what will work for the people involved.
Possibly. Funding sources may include local councils, community foundations, neighbourhood houses, disability, health and community organisations, service clubs and philanthropic organisations. Funding can help with venue hire, refreshments, resources, accessibility supports and promotion. Funding is a tool, not a requirement.