Found 7 Community Services Disability Support, volunteering opportunities in Perth City

The Edmund Rice Centre WA is seeking enthusiastic individuals to join our team as Gardening and Recycling Volunteers. In this role, you will play a crucial part in maintaining our garden and assisting with our recycling initiatives. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to environmental sustainability efforts while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of gardening.      Join us in our mission to promote sustainability and cultivate a greener, cleaner future for all!

We are looking for an event host is to plan and host small gatherings to bring together members of our Social Network. Members of the Network are from all walks of life, including people with intellectual or physical disabilities, mental health issues, people from different cultural backgrounds, as well as general members of the community. Do you have what it takes to be an event host?

Do you have a "C" Class Licence and have a passion for helping the elderly and people with disability stay independent, for longer? - We need your help! Join a wonderful team of volunteers at Cockburn Care and support the great service we provide by transporting clients to and from their home to community facilities in Fleet vehicles. Full training provided!

Companionship required for our client living with a disability We are looking for someone who is reliable and has empathy and understanding of people with a disability. A positive attitude with sound communication and listening skills is essential.

The group leader provides communication opportunity for people who have experienced a stroke or brain injury. For many members of the group, this is their only experience to communicate with a person who understands their difficulty, is genuinely interested in their opinions, and is prepared to help them find a way to express themselves. The role facilitates interaction practise between each member and the leader, as well as between all group members.

The coordinator role oversees the running of up to four (4) communication groups which occur regularly in the south metropolitan area. These groups assist people with communication difficulties after stroke or brain injury, to practise conversation skills. Primarily, this role involves supporting the leaders of these groups, recruiting and training new volunteer leaders, and providing the groups with up-to-date information, up-coming events and resources.

The coordinator role oversees the running of up to four (4) communication groups which occur regularly in the north metropolitan area. These groups assist people with communication difficulties after stroke or brain injury, to practise conversation skills. Primarily, this role involves supporting the leaders of these groups, recruiting and training new volunteer leaders, and providing the groups with up-to-date information, up-coming events and resources.