Found 19 Disability Services volunteering opportunities in Perth City

Our client in Melville/Palmyra would like a visitor who can visit for coffee and chats. Some Auslan skills required (but you don't need to be fluent). This would be a good role for someone who wants experience/practise with Auslan.

Fishability is a West Australian not for profit organisation who works with the community to promote fishing activities as a means of acceptance and inclusion with provision of inclusive and disability programs. We currently have jetty and boat activities throughout the Perth metro areas and regional centres. We are looking for volunteers who love fishing and who enjoy helping others to develop independence and experience the excitement of catching a fish.

We are looking for friendly and vibrant volunteers to join us in assisting with activities for our clients

Are you an empathetic person with good communication skills? We are looking for a volunteer who will befriend and safeguard a person with developmental disability.

Our volunteers have the opportunity to positively impact the elderly or people with disabilities by giving free trishaw rides on e-bikes. Full training is provided. Our pilots are everyone from directors to senior citizens and students (18yrs +)

This position is on a group bus service to help people maintain access to community and social events that are important to Seniors. We would love to hear from community minded, friendly people keen to support this great service.

Fortnightly Saturdays 1pm to 4pm or 10am to 1pm in Fremantle. Our group assistants help young people on the Autism Spectrum with various social activities. Activities include arts, crafts, bowling, laser tag and more. This rewarding opportunity would suit those studying community services, social work, psychology etc

Fortnightly Saturdays 1pm to 4pm or 10am or 1pm in Marangaroo. Our group assistants help young people on the Autism Spectrum with various social activities. Activities include arts, crafts, bowling, laser tag and more. This rewarding opportunity would suit those studying community services, social work, psychology etc

Do you live close to Victoria Park or come past on the way to work? Do you have an adequately fenced and dog proof house? Do you have no more than one pet dog already? If you answer yes, then you could be a part of supporting those with vision loss or disability through being a part of the journey of a lifechanging Guide or Assistance Dog. Our Bed and Breakfast Boarders provide a foster home and care for our young dogs in their formal training stage during evenings and weekends.

Guide and Assistance Dogs change lives. It is the independence and freedom offered by these dogs to our clients that keeps us going. Our Puppy Raisers look after an 8 to 10 week old puppy, in their home, for a period of 12 to18 months.

The volunteer will be assisting Community Support Worked with clients who have an intellectual or physical disability to build on independent living skills. If you have compassion and empathy and a willingness to show understanding in assisting people with disability, this is the role for you.

Spectrum Space will run our Telethon Holidays Makers Program these July school holidays for children on the autism spectrum. Activities include art and craft, video games, sensory play, board games, cooking and more! We are in need of people to help out with the kids and the activities. This opportunity would best suit students studying psychology, community services, counselling and social work.

Regularly visiting a person with developmental disability. Developing a rapport with that person and reporting back on their health or any needs they may have.

Get2Know is looking for a passionate and detail-oriented Volunteer Support Coordinator who is able to use their understanding of the disability sector to make a real difference in the lives of NDIS participants. The right candidate will be highly compassionate and caring, be able to think outside the box, and possess exceptional verbal and written communication skills used to speak to our internal and external stakeholders.

Guide and Assistance Dogs change lives. It is the independence and freedom offered by these dogs to our clients that keeps us going. You can be a part of the journey of a Guide or Assistance Dog providing support for those with vision loss or disability. Breeding Stock Carers are responsible for providing a safe, secure and welcoming home to one of our Breeding Dogs (Broods), and provide the support to the brood when she is giving birth and care for her newborn puppies for the first 8 weeks.

Guide and Assistance Dogs change lives. It is the independence and freedom offered by these dogs to our clients that keeps us going. Our Home Whelpers are responsible for providing a safe, secure and welcoming home to one of our Breeding Dogs (Broods) during the whelping (birthing) process and for approximately 8 weeks after. During this time, they are responsible for the health & welfare of the brood and her litter, and play a key role in the early development & socialization of the puppies.

Do you like going to see live music? Do you enjoy going to sporting events? Do you like the arts, going to the theatre, cinema or restaurants? Do you have a passion for equal rights? Do you want to enable a person with a learning disability and/or autism to go to events and get out more? Then you could make a perfect Gig Buddy!

Down Syndrome Queensland (DSQ) is organising for our young adults with Down syndrome to attend our Challenge Weekend Camps throughout the year and require volunteers to assist us with this event. There are multiple opportunities throughout the year: we will require the volunteers to be available from 3pm Friday to approximately 12pm Sunday. Dates range however camps are usually held in March and November.

Western Australian Assistance and Therapy Dogs are looking for puppy raisers across WA to assist us with raising our future assistance and therapy dog prospects.