Found 20 Community Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

Training position in office administration, retail, customer service, sales, cash handling, banking, EFTPOS, sales, accounts pay/rec, marketing, merchandising, stock control, Team Leader/Manager role, HR, etc. No experience required - we train you, fix your resume, teach you interview skills, will be your local referee and give you access to our jobs board. We advertise often as our trainees get jobs regularly and we have helped 932 people to get jobs in the last 10 years!

We have helped 932 people to get amazing jobs in the last 10 years! Training position in retail, customer service, office administration, cash handling, banking, EFTPOS, sales, accounts pay/rec, marketing, merchandising, stock control, Team Leader/Manager role, HR, etc. No experience required - we train you, fix your resume, teach you interview skills, will be your local referee and give you access to our jobs board. We advertise often as our trainees get jobs regularly!

Scientology Melbourne is looking for individuals who are interested in doing full-time volunteer work. There are many different positions available, all of them exciting in their own way! For those who qualify to work with us, training will be provided for the position, no prior experience necessary.

The Scientology Church in Ascot Vale delivers a wide range of services to our parishioners including counselling and training. In addition to that, we also run a bunch of social betterment community programs designed to handle drug abuse, human rights abuse, illiteracy and unhappiness! We are always looking for volunteers to come in and assist on administrative functions on any of the above programs.

We are looking for individuals passionate about doing something to fix the drug epidemic in Australia. Drug Free World is an educational program designed to give people the true facts about drugs of all kinds. Our volunteers work together to get this information distributed broadly to people and educators of all kinds.

Ever felt like you wanted to help other people experiencing difficulty but wasn't sure how to go about it? At the Church of Scientology, we get a large variety of people looking for assistance with life difficulties and we are always looking for volunteers who would like to train up as volunteer counsellors to help them.

We are looking for volunteers to assist in our community betterment programs such as Drug Education, Human Rights and Tutoring of children. There are a wide range of volunteers required and all necessary training is required. If you would like to do something to increase your skills & knowledge, whilst helping the community, come and see us!

Teaching assistance for the Homework Club, no teaching experience necessary. Online Helping children with homework and learning to study.

We are seeking volunteers for the role of Job Club Volunteer to help our Employment Services offer a range of programs and services that support job seekers from multicultural and other backgrounds, and for employers that are seeking a culturally diverse workforce. Our Job Club Volunteers build employment and education skills, and also develops participation in employment, education, training and volunteering by facilitating opportunities and building capacities.

The committee looks after the association’s affairs. It has legal duties under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 (the Act). It is sometimes referred to as the ‘management committee’ or ‘board’.

Do you have one hour a week to make a real difference in your local community? We are looking for Bus Assistants to join our School Bus-Run Program! This Program has proven to be a vital community service, as it helps children in need get to school so they can have access to education, and it has been life-changing for many children and their families.

Secretary Do you have the desire to become a committee member? A Secretary is needed to assist an organisation that runs a club every Thursday.

Provide retail support, sorting behind the scenes and/or committee membership for the Diamond Creek Austin Health Op Shop

Our ACFE programs offer a range of programs and classes that support adult students from multicultural and other backgrounds. We ensure culturally supportive practices. Our ACFE classes build communication and digital literacy skills, and develops participation in social events, education and volunteering by facilitating opportunities and building capacities.

Our Applied Reception & Customer Service (ARCS) training program integrates classroom learning with on the job training work to provide you with a pathway toward paid work or skilled volunteering.

The Youth Advocacy Group provides an overview of actions in support of young people residing in the City of Whittlesea. The group is youth-led and leads a range of topics pertaining to youth and advocates for issues to be addressed. This opportunity gives young people autonomy and leadership to voice and work towards the changes they’d like to see in their communities.

The community visitors scheme role involves visiting an older person on a regular basis to help alleviate loneliness and isolation. People who speak a second language, even if they have low English speaking skills, are welcome. Travel reimbursement is available.

The Women’s Driving Program will be delivered by Whittlesea Community Connections. This program is available to women from migrant and refugee communities living in Whittlesea and its surrounds, who want to learn how to drive and apply for a Victorian driver’s license. The Women’s Driving Program will be delivered by Whittlesea Community Connections. This program is available to women from migrant and refugee communities living in Whittlesea and its surrounds.

The Little Green Hands Cooking Club aims to give students enrolled at Thomastown West Primary school additional educational support through cooking. . Each term volunteers support the students develop their own cookbook of recipes made throughout the term and develop their cooking skills.

The Volunteer Bilingual Driver Mentor position supports WCC’s Women’s Driving Program. This program provides an opportunity for women in the City of Whittlesea to work towards getting their Victorian Driver’s License. This program aims to support culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women who may be at risk of being socially isolated, become more independent and want to access formal and informal support networks.