Found 32 Community Services Companionship & Social Support, volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

Make a lasting difference in someone's life - volunteer to brighten the day of an elderly person in Murray Aged Care Residence. Your time, compassion, and companionship can bring immeasurable joy and comfort to those who need it most. Interested join us at our Information session to discover the fulfilling volunteer roles awaiting you. Information Session Date: Thursday 2 May 2024 Time: 12.30pm-2pm Location: Murray Mudge - 7 Raymond Grove Glenelg .

We're looking for volunteers who speak Tagalog to spend time with older people at an aged care home. Many seniors there feel lonely because of language and cultural differences. Your company and conversation could really make their day better! Come join us in making a positive impact together.

Do you enjoy fantasy? Do you want to have adventures with other people? This may be a fantastic opportunity for you!

Join Our Community Bus Volunteer Team! If you are passionate about making a difference in your community, join us in fostering connections and making a positive impact. Do you hold a valid LR driver's licence and want to contribute to reducing social isolation? Look no further, our Community Bus is seeking dedicated volunteers to assist in connecting and engaging local Holdfast Bay residents who don't have other transport options.

We're looking for volunteers who speak Ilonggo/Tagalog and can spend time with elderly individuals in their homes. Because of differences in language and culture, many seniors feel lonely. Your companionship and time can bring happiness to their lives! Join us in making a positive difference.

Are you keen to volunteer but unable to commit to long hours? We have the perfect role for you! Can you spare just a couple of hours of a morning or an afternoon in our Dialysis unit? We are currently seeking friendly and compassionate volunteers to provide non-clinical patient support and to assist staff with a variety of tasks.

Music in Health program provides entertainment and relaxation for the patients, visitors and staff of the Lyell McEwin Hospital (LMH) by offering a calming and engaging environment through music. The performances aim is to positively enhance the hospital’s atmosphere, environment and experience and embrace the cultural diversity of our community encouraging everyone to pause, listen and enjoy the music.

We are currently seeking friendly and compassionate volunteers to assist on a variety of wards within the Lyell McEwin Hospital providing non-clinical patient support and helping ward staff with a variety of tasks. Volunteering with Northern Healthcare VOLUNTEER Association is an opportunity to become a valued member of your community. Contributing some of your free time can make a real difference to others and to yourself.

Do you enjoy socialising? Do you want to help our community members engage in meaningful interactions and have fun? This may be a fantastic opportunity for you!

Volunteers work in partnership with paid staff of the ward, under the supervision of Team Leader/NUM/Office Manager to enhance the quality of Care experience in a “non - clinical holistic way” for patients as well as the relatives and friends of the patients.

One of our independent residents living at our Eldercare homes would like someone to accompany her on outings to the shops, and other locations once a week. This role will be customer focused, providing company and support to get up and about outside the home.

This in-patient clinical unit focuses on the needs of the older person with complex medical, social and discharge planning needs. A Gem Ward Volunteer assists staff in providing regular groups for Ward patients and encouraging them to participate. This enhances the service provided by increasing individual patient support.

Volunteers bring a ‘non-clinical’ aspect of service to the Emergency Department which aims to provide support to those who are ill or confronting sudden trauma or loss.

Work with staff of Cardiology to ensure that patients and visitors needs are met, and that the experience of staying on the ward is effectively recorded for quality assurance, and improvement for future services. Provide support to the administrations staff of the Unit.

The volunteers will work in partnership with paid staff of the ward, under the supervision of the Team Leader to enhance the quality of Palliative Care experience in a “non - clinical holistic way” for patients as well as the relatives and friends of the patients.

Volunteer drivers needed! Do you enjoy driving and would you like to become part of a team of like minded people? Do you want to make a difference in the lives of young people? Please contact me!

Would you like to assist adult literacy & English Language students on a 1:1 basis under guidance of a supervisor? The role would involve working with clients from non English backgrounds & other individuals requiring literacy assistance. As you would appreciate, to become an Adult Literacy Tutor Volunteer - you will need to meet certain criteria as you are helping others learn If you have the ability, willingness & confidence to work with a range of people, they would love to hear from you!

Have you ever wanted to volunteer somewhere, but didn't know where because you are unsure what you'd be suited to? Well, Edwardstown Baptist Church (EBC) has a community centre where you are most welcome to volunteer & explore the various activities they have to find where you best fit. Whether its filling boxes with food for those in need, cooking, assisting in the op shop or taking care of the property, you will have people to work alongside & you will be supporting the community!

Are you into sports and recreation, and have personal drive to get young people into sports? We might have the perfect volunteer role for you! We are looking for fun, active, and motivated people to join us at the Christie Downs Sport and Recreation Reserve (Niipu-niipu Wama/Morton Park).

The role of the Volunteer Pastoral Care Assistant is to build positive relationships with clients within the WestCare Centre in order to provide appropriate pastoral care to them while embodying the ‘serving to transform lives’ ethos of Baptist Care SA. This relationship will be established and maintained through a variety of ways including eating lunch together, sharing coffee and informal conversations and actively listening to clients, playing games with them, such as chess and 8-ball.