“Workcamps” are organised and run by Warrane College in conjunction with Reledev Australia Limited, a non-profit, voluntary and AusAID accredited NGO.

Workcamps have been held across the Pacific Rim, parts of Asia and at several Aboriginal communities within Australia. These volunteer service projects aim to contribute towards the immediate welfare and sustainable development of the various communities.

This initiative started in 1987 with the intention to serve people in need in developing countries and disadvantaged communities within Australia.

Workcamps also aim to encourage the generosity and sense of solidarity of young Australians.

Workcamp participants meet their own accommodation and travel expenses in addition to contributing towards the project cost. Participants are also involved in seeking donations or sponsorship from companies and individuals to cover the remaining costs.

Warrane College has been organizing voluntary workamps since 1987. A full list of past Workcamps is shown below:

• 1987 South Australia
• 1988 Papua New Guinea
• 1989 Tonga
• 1990 The Philippines
• 1991 The Philippines
• 1992 Western Samoa
• 1993 Western Samoa
• 1994 Western Australia
• 1995 The Philippines
• 1996 Northern Territory
• 1997 Indonesia
• 1998 Fiji Islands
• 1999 Papua New Guinea
• 2000 Northern Territory
• 2001 Tonga
• 2002 Mexico
• 2003 Fiji Islands
• 2004 Northern Territory
• 2005 Fiji Islands
• 2006 Fiji Islands
• 2007 Vietnam
• 2008 Kenya
• 2009 Indonesia
• 2010 Samoa
• 2011 Ipswich, Queensland
• 2011 East Timor
• 2012 Sri Lanka
• 2013 India
• 2014 The Philippines
• 2016 Condobolin, NSW
• 2017 Vietnam
• 2018 Vanuatu

2017 Vietnam Workcamp:

2009 Indonesia Workcamp: