Found 14 Disability Services Tutoring & Coaching, volunteering opportunities in Australia

Are you interested in supporting people with disabilities in their employment. Our warehousing and manufacturing service in Dandenong provides meaningful employment for people with disabilities who require support at work. Tasks include supporting individuals in picking and packing, labeling, assembling, skill training and supporting productivity.

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.

Would you like to add value to people's lives? Maxima has a Driving Training program and needs Volunteer Driving Supervisors to support this wonderful program. What will you do? Complete driver induction and attend information sessions prior to commencing. Use a Maxima vehicle to pick up Learner Drivers from their location or Maxima office. Support the Learner Driver to work towards achieving their logbook hours. Support the Learner Driver to gain driving confidence

Provide guidance, feedback and mentorship for Australians who live with a disability who are developing their entrepreneurial skills and working toward: (i) Monetising a hobby/craft; (ii) Establishing and operating a gig-based micro-business; or (iii) Establishing and operating a small business. Through this role, you can help Australians living with a disability to harness their entrepreneurial spirit and pursue their potential.

Our genU Training Foundation Skills team are seeking a volunteer to provide assistance in the classroom supporting clients with their learning and providing guidance as needed. As a classroom assistant, you will support individual learners,under the guidance of the course trainer, in developing their initial literacy and numeracy skills

Our genU Training Foundation Skills team are seeking a volunteer to provide assistance in the classroom supporting clients with their learning and providing guidance as needed. As a classroom assistant, you will support individual learners,under the guidance of the course trainer, in developing their initial literacy and numeracy skills

Ready to share your business knowledge with people living with disability in Ipswich or the Gold Coast? Carers Queensland’s Be Your Own Boss – Microbusiness Program will empower, educate and support people with disability to create or grow their own microbusiness. We are looking for people with business knowledge to join the program in Ipswich or Gold Coast regions who are able to deliver a one-to-two hour workshop for people with disability who are looking to start or grow a microbusiness.

Providing 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!

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 minimum 12 month commitment is required, and volunteers need to be 18 or over for this program.

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.

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.

Do you have a woodwork background with some mental health training and group work experience? If so this is a unique volunteer role that could lead to some paid work also. The Workbench program offer a psychosocial based Day-2-Day support program, which gives individuals with a primary mental health diagnosis, the ability to participate in supported social groups with semi-structured activities. A trade background or previous experience in woodwork is required.

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