Found 22 Disability Services Tutoring & Coaching, volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Bridge is a disability support agency and our Youth Jobs Now Transition to Work program prepares adults with disabilities to achieve their goals in gaining paid employment. Volunteer classroom assistants (teacher’s aides/coaches) help our keen participants and their trainers through learning activities in fun environments. Encourage, motivate, share, and be part of a committed team. Teaching qualification not required. Full staff training and supervision are provided

FishAbility by Fishcare Victoria is a program that provides Victorians living with a disability acess to recreational fishing from Piers and Jetties. We work with special needs schools, disability homes, aged care facilities, local councils and not-for-profits to provide a fun, safe, and adaptive fishing program for all. Our work also contributes to developing a sense of awareness and appreciation of our aquatic environments to promote stewardship of natural resources into the future.

Do you like to have fun? Do you like to dance and support others to dance? Be a Dance Buddy and support our dancers who have special needs to help them learn to dance.

Assist a young person with a disability to access recreational activities for a few hours or one day on a regular basis, at least once each month. A 12 month commitment is required & volunteers need to be 18 or over for this program.

Are you looking to make a difference to someone's life? Become a mentor and advocate to a person with disability.

We provide fun-filled, affordable recreation and respite camps for children with diverse needs and their families.

Do you have a hobby or passion you would like to share, such as cooking, drawing or art? Are you available for an hour a fortnight to share your talents with someone who is interested in your hobby? We support many people in the Rockingham / Armadale / Canning areas that are likely have similar interests to you, so why not come and join our 1:1 Connect Volunteer program? The people we support would love to meet you!

AutStars is a fortnightly social group program for primary school children with autism spectrum conditions in Yr 1-7. These provide a fantastic opportunity for kids with autism to relax, learn, and build friendships with like-minded peers in a safe and supported environment. All groups are facilitated by a psychologist with the assistance of volunteer mentors.

Help us to provide the services that are valued by the people we support, their families and carers. Ongoing support, training and encouragement is provided with our innovative volunteer program, which includes opportunities to work side-by-side with staff in a variety of roles throughout the organisation.

The Queensland Braille Writing Association is seeking volunteers to teach Braille to adults who are visually impaired Monday – Friday at Braille House or on Thursdays offsite at a Community centre. If you are interested in volunteering, you would have to commit to a minimum of 4 hours a week for at least six months. If you are a qualified teacher or trainer with Braille knowledge, this role may be suitable for you.

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 centre programs in Mandurah, Busselton, Geraldton and Albany.

Are you proactive, positive, fun, versatile, committed and sensitive to the needs of families. We are looking for volunteers of any age to assist young people with disabilities.

To teach or Music teacher and/or be musical activities leader a group of student who are eager to enjoy music, singing and have a great time.

Enjoy teaching music to a very nice bunch of people with disability.

The Choice Mentor Program matches trained volunteers with socially isolated people living with disability in our communities, who want support to make decisions about their National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) support plan, keeping in mind their life goals and support needs.

The Choice Mentor Program matches trained volunteers with socially isolated people living with disability in our communities, who want support to make decisions about their National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) support plan, keeping in mind their life goals and support needs.

This could be the best thing you’ve ever done. Volunteering is such fun sharing the stoke and putting massive smiles on children and young people’s faces and you spend time on some of the most beautiful beaches in the waves having fun. You will work 1:1 to help the participant have a lot of fun learning to surf. Don’t worry; world greatest surfer are not required to help out, professional instructors are involved to do the hard stuff and keep everyone safe.

Help people with a disability improve literacy and numeracy skills.

Assist people with disabilities on social outings, skill development activities and any programme which meets the individual needs of the person with a disability, ie recreational, social , personal care, travel etc.

Assist people with disabilities on social outings, skill development activities and any programme which meets the individual needs of the person with a disability, ie recreational, social , personal care, travel etc.