Volunteers are needed for one hour to flyer at Wahroonga train station. The flyer connects people to Nicolette Boele's new affordable housing survey. Housing is one of the biggest pressures facing people in Bradfield. The survey allows Nicolette to understand the full picture and to advocate for the right changes. What's working, what isn't, and what would Bradfield residents like to see change? 

We would love your help to get these answers via handing out flyers that promote this short 3-minute survey.

Details:

• Who: Up to six volunteers needed
• When: 7.30am on Tuesday 30 June (one hour)
• What: Hand out flyers. The flyer has a QR code which links to Nicolette Boele's affordable housing survey. People will take the flyer, scan the QR code and complete the survey themselves digitally
• Where: Wahroonga train station
• What to wear & bring: Please wear your Nicolette Boele t-shirt and bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated