Found 19 Disability Services Education & Training, volunteering opportunities in Australia

Assist to set up and pack down resources for YES (Youth Engaging Successfully) Youth program . Support youth with autism and related developmental disabilities to interact and engage with each other, under supervision of psychologist facilitator. Assist with preparing snack.

Support for youth and young adults, aged 16 to 25 years, with autism and related developmental disabilities, assist them to interact and engage with each other, under supervision of psychologist facilitator. Assist to set up and pack down resources for YES (Youth Engaging Successfully) Seniors Program. Assist with preparing snack.

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

The Bridge is a disability support service with locations in Berwick, Narre Warren, Cranbourne, Dandenong, Springvale and Noble Park. Volunteers enhance our programs with participants who have intellectual or physical disabilities. Your interest and friendly encouragement can really make a positive difference. Are you a caring person who likes to encourage others? The Bridge is for you!

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.

We are looking for volunteer carers who can provide a home to our breeding dogs. Our breeding program is managed by our dedicated and experienced staff who support carers through the process.

Visual artist to teach art of all form to people with a disability using a range of mediums in drawing and painting pictures, creating arts and crafts using various mediums. collage, drawing, painting.

The primary role of a disability support worker is to help people living with intellectual disabilities meet their goals. As a qualified support worker, you will help empower and encourage our clients to improve their quality of life while they participate in recreational activities at our day program centre located at Davoren Park.

Recording the names of clients attending the vocational centre daily, submitting billing and payment into the NDIS website. All audit report findings to be reported to Management as required. Occasional customer service – reception, business development, customer liaison, communication.

Blind Welfare Association is looking for enthusiastic and self motivated volunteers who are excited to share their computer skills to provide basic computer and technology assistance to our members who are blind.

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.

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We are seeking volunteers to assist for 1-2 hours weekly/fortnighty during school term at our dance classes for primary, teens or adults at the fabulous Watermarc facility or the Uniting Church Hall in Pascoe Vale.

Peer support occurs when people with similar life experiences provide knowledge, experience, emotional, social or practical help to each other. VALID’s Peer Action Groups (PAG’s) provide an opportunity for people with disabilities to meet on a regular basis in their local community. PAG’s share information and knowledge, providing mutual support to engage in activities and projects that go on to build a more inclusive community.

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.

Being a Puppy Carer is possibly the most enjoyable way to volunteer. Not only do you get to experience the joy of looking after an adorable puppy for about 12 months – without any of the associated costs, you are assisting someone who is blind to live the life to the full by volunteering your time and care. You can also visit SEDA Vision Australia website to become a Puppy Carer.

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.

Join our swimming program and be involved in a very rewarding experience assisting students with various disabilities in the pool. The classroom teacher is the team leader and classes have a team of people supporting them, including a teacher, education support staff, therapists, and other volunteers.

Help people with a disability improve literacy and numeracy skills.