Be part of something bigger – net zero homes, businesses, schools and communities
There are many ways to make a difference. Join us reducing emissions, saving money, going electric and helping local homes, schools and businesses together!
Personal: Check out our programs and events to reduce emissions, save money and go electric.
Volunteer: Join us providing information and events for homes, businesses and schools.
Collaborate: We collaborate with groups, businesses and all levels of Government, contact us to discuss.
Join friendly like-minded locals doing our bit for our planet. We create resources and hold events to help homes, businesses and schools reach net zero.
Opportunities include liaising with local Council, joining a working group, organising presentations, joining Info Day stalls and electric vehicle displays, taking photos, website and social media.
We help groups with advice, resources and materials to help your community!
Help your community get solar for their houses, strata, businesses and schools, invest in climate solutions, go net zero, and electrify.
We can help you hold info sessions, stalls, electric vehicle displays, set up a local schools network and more.
We’re helping homes, schools and businesses make big switches to save money and transition to net zero by 2030.
Which switches help you reach net zero fast?
Australian households produce around 18 tonnes of greenhouse gas a year. Here are 5 key ways to reach net zero. Download our Guide for more solutions, and more details on emissions reduced and tree planting impact equivalent.
We can also help your local businesses to get solar and your local school to be a net zero school!
Yes, switching to low carbon solutions and talking about climate solutions are things we can all do for a safer climate. Research shows climate conversations with friends and family make a difference, and research shows people are considerably more likely to make low carbon switches if they know other people who are taking action.
Our Big Switch program is made possible by the 2022 Federal Volunteers Grant program, with thanks to our local Federal MP Zali Steggall OAM.
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