Found 53 Community Services volunteering opportunities in Perth City

Rev up your compassion and put your wheels in motion! Join our fantastic team at Cockburn Care, where you only need a car licence and passion for aiding the elderly and individuals with disabilities can make a real difference.

Seeking a mentor for our Social Textiles Group, a free inclusive social group for people who enjoy textile crafts ranging from beginners to experienced.

If you have an interest in food preparation or perhaps you are someone wanting to gain experience or get your 'foot in the door' as a cook, then this can be for you. Anyone with the right attitude is welcomed to apply!

Good Sammy's purpose is to create meaningful employment opportunities and pathways for people with a disability. We employ hundreds of people with disabilities and you are also supporting them by volunteering in our retail stores.

Do you love being hands on and working in your shed? Join us at our Men’s Shed and Mate’s Place, located at Western Swan Home Support in Beechboro every Wednesday. Our Men’s Shed is a hub of camaraderie and craftsmanship, where woodworking and renovation projects take shape alongside plenty of good-natured banter.

Our Cafes give people living with dementia and their support person, the opportunity to connect with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. The Cafe is held in a Dementia Friendly Location in Wembley 10am -12 pm. Wednesday mornings generally every 4 - 6 weeks If you enjoy meeting others; and have a warm, positive approach, it would be fabulous to hear from you. For further details and next steps contact: [email protected].

Are you looking for a meaningful and fulfilling way to give back to your community? Do you have a passion for making a positive impact in the lives of others? Volunteer with Citizen Advocacy and embark on a journey of friendship that will not only enhance the life of someone with disability but profoundly enrich your own.

Our Cafes give people living with dementia and their support person, the opportunity to connect with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. The Cafe is held in a Dementia Friendly Location in Bibra Lake 10am -12 pm. One Friday morning every 4 to 6 weeks If you enjoy meeting others; and have a warm, positive approach, it would be fabulous to hear from you. For further details and next steps contact: [email protected].

Get Active. Beat Dementia - be part of this inspiring event, connect with others impacted by dementia, and raise much-needed funds for Dementia Australia. We are seeking volunteers to assist at our Perth Memory Walk & Jog at Burswood Park on Sunday 26th May 2024 from 6.45am - 12 noon. We need help with a range of roles: eg registration desk; t-shirt stall; wayfinder. Equipment and orientation provided. For further details and registration contact: [email protected]

The Hub 6163 holds Repair Hubs every third Sunday of the month from 10:00 to 12:00. Where people can bring along their garments that need stitching up, bicycles that need repair, or appliances and jewellery in need of fixing.

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!

Fix up all our Pre-loved bicycles! Once repaired they are then sent overseas or given to worthy causes in the local area. Be part of the team that fixes these machines. Your work will not only prolong the life of a bike but, has the significant possibility of changing the life of the person receiving the bike.

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 like to keep vehicles sparkling clean and tidy? If so we have a role for you!

Mondays or Thursdays 4:30pm to 7:30pm. Spectrum Space runs a social group for kids on the spectrum aged 10 to 18 years. The group runs every Monday or Thursday from 4:30pm. This would be a great opportunity for psychology/social work/community service students to gain experience working with children with autism.

Assist with general duties as required in the operations of the Financial Counselling Service Duties include Collect Bread from Coles, shopping requirements, light general maintenance and all other general duties as required.

The Community Guardianship Program recruits suitable people as volunteers to act as the decision maker for an adult with a decision-making disability in their community. If you are a community minded person with the time and experience to help another in need, then we would love to hear from you. We provide full training and ongoing support in this rewarding position. This is a unique volunteer role in that the volunteer remains involved for the long term well into the future.

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.

Green thumbs or just wanting to make a difference? If you are interested in making someone's garden a place that they can continue to enjoy, rather than be a burden, why not consider gardening for someone who can no longer maintain their own garden! As little as one day per week can make all the difference in assisting someone to retain their independence. Positions available in Wanneroo and North Perth.