Found 876 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you have basic sewing machine skills? Can you thread a machine, fill a bobbin and change stitch length? Use a series of step-by-step samples and/or pattern sheets to make large and small Wildlife Pouches. If you can knit and/or crochet, we make Possum Palaces and bird nests for wildlife carers. Some volunteers take home materials and make the products at home, allowing us to provide a flexible volunteer experience.

Friends of the Ngoolyak is a group of environmental volunteers based at Piney Lakes Reserve, who study the lifecycle of flora, collect, process, and germinate seeds for planting in the Reserve. The seed collection project started in December 2022 as a pilot project. Location: Piney Lakes Environmental Education Centre, 555 Leach Highway, Winthrop. Date: every second Friday Time: 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Mercy Hospital for Women is a major public hospital and specialist referral centre with the medical, nursing midwifery and allied health expertise to provide complex care for obstetric, neonatal and gynaecological needs. The Volunteer Concierge will welcome patients to Level 3 and provide direction to various outpatient clinics and departments.

Bloomhill is your local Cancer Care facility, established by the Sunshine Coast community for the Sunshine Coast community, to provide care and support for people living with cancer on the Sunshine Coast. All our services that we provide to clients and their families, are subsidised or sponsored by our charity. This is made possible through the proceeds of our nine Op Shops, grants, fundraising activities and our community of volunteers.

Create a welcoming haven for hospital guests at Reed House Nambour. Become a Guest Services volunteer and offer kindness and support to those in need.

We’re looking for a Community Engagement Officer to join our Community Outreach team! This role will work independently and with the team to support, facilitate and coordinate our community engagement strategy. Your overall focus as a Community Engagement Officer with Medical Pantry is on beginning, maintaining and nurturing relationships with our charity partners.

Redistribute surpluss medical supplies and equipment that would have otherwise ended up in landfill to underserved communites and animal charities. We envision a day where access to healthcare is available to all via an efficient and sustainable network that acquires and redistributes medical supplies.

Love the outdoors and walking? Why not help maintain walking trails and join in other environmental projects? Help in a variety of tasks such as planting, nestbox monitoring, fencing, weed control and anything else that helps maintain the walking trails! Enjoy the outdoors and fresh air, either on weekdays or other times depending on current projects.

Volunteer with heart at this fun outdoor event! We’re excited to offer the opportunity for volunteers to be a part of Coastrek 2024, proudly supporting the Heart Foundation. Friday 19th July 2024

Parklands are looking for people interested in being part of the Murray River Red Gum Trail Committee

Gardener-Do you have a green thumb? A gardener is required to assist in the upkeep of a small community garden.

Researchers at NeuRA and UNSW are recruiting for a study to determine if Virtual Reality Walking is effective as a treatment for complete Spinal Cord Injury neuropathic pain. The treatment is home-based so people living anywhere in Australia can participate. Participants can receive a total of $200 for completing all trial activities. All VR equipment is provided!

The Parkland Residential Aged Care Volunteers offer support and companionship to 70 residents so they live a meaningful and dignified life. #seniors#aged care#companionship#art and craft#reading#puzzles

If you have a passion for jewellery and handy with tools for minor jewellery repairs we would like to hear from you.

Participate in a 60-minute online or in-person interview to help co-design an exercise program for stroke patients. We would like to hear from someone who has experienced a stroke or is the carer of a person who has experienced a stroke to answer some questions about your needs, preferences, and priorities.

Bloomhill is your local Cancer Care facility, established by the Sunshine Coast community for the Sunshine Coast community, to provide care and support for people living with cancer on the Sunshine Coast. All our services that we provide to clients and their families, are subsidised or sponsored by our charity. This is made possible through the proceeds of our nine Op Shops, grants, fundraising activities and our community of volunteers.

Bloomhill is your local Cancer Care facility, established by the Sunshine Coast community for the Sunshine Coast community, to provide care and support for people living with cancer on the Sunshine Coast. All our services that we provide to clients and their families, are subsidised or sponsored by our charity. This is made possible through the proceeds of our nine Op Shops, grants, fundraising activities and our community of volunteers.

Bloomhill is your local Cancer Care facility, established by the Sunshine Coast community for the Sunshine Coast community, to provide care and support for people living with cancer on the Sunshine Coast. All our services that we provide to clients and their families, are subsidised or sponsored by our charity. This is made possible through the proceeds of our nine Op Shops, grants, fundraising activities and our community of volunteers.

Bloomhill is your local Cancer Care facility, established by the Sunshine Coast community for the Sunshine Coast community, to provide care and support for people living with cancer on the Sunshine Coast. All our services that we provide to clients and their families, are subsidised or sponsored by our charity. This is made possible through the proceeds of our nine Op Shops, grants, fundraising activities and our community of volunteers.

Bloomhill is your local Cancer Care facility, established by the Sunshine Coast community for the Sunshine Coast community, to provide care and support for people living with cancer on the Sunshine Coast. All our services that we provide to clients and their families, are subsidised or sponsored by our charity. This is made possible through the proceeds of our nine Op Shops, grants, fundraising activities and our community of volunteers.