Found 7 Drug & Alcohol Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

Volunteers with DanceWize NSW provide education and support to young people at music festivals, with a particular focus on Alcohol and Other Drugs and Harm Reduction. Our volunteers come from the peer community, meaning that they are from the same group of people as the people we support. Generally this means that our volunteers; have lived experience of illicit substance use, regularly attend live music events, are under 40 or have a background in Harm Reduction.

A Gold Coast not-for-profit organisation requires a volunteer Events Coordinator who can organise, facilitate and oversee upcoming AAIC events. Applicants must have previous experience coordinating special events and also possess high level computer skills. Marketing and promotion will also be a part of this role. You will be accountable for planning and working collaboratively with all members of each Event Team.

We are looking for a volunteer/s to run our online opshop. This role plays an important part in our online sales. Helping us raise much needed funds for the organisation. If you love sustainable online fashion- this is for you!

CDATs plan and run educational programs, campaigns and community forums. Community Drug Action Teams are volunteer, community-led groups which develop evidence-based initiatives to minimise and prevent -alcohol and other drug harms across NSW. They provide local solutions to local issues. The program has been running for two decades and there are over 70 CDATs in NSW. Want to make a difference in your local community? CDATs need your passion and ideas! Join a CDAT and have your voice heard.

Joining a CDAT is a small and regular commitment of your time, that can make a big difference. CDATs plan and run educational programs, campaigns and community forums. Community Drug Action Teams are volunteer, community-led groups which develop evidence-based initiatives to minimise and prevent -alcohol and other drug harms across NSW. They provide local solutions to local issues. The program has been running for two decades and there are over 70 CDATs in NSW.

CDATs plan and run educational programs, campaigns and community forums. Community Drug Action Teams are volunteer, community-led groups which develop evidence-based initiatives to minimise and prevent -alcohol and other drug harms across NSW. They provide local solutions to local issues. The program has been running for two decades and there are over 70 CDATs in NSW. Want to make a difference in your local community? CDATs need your passion and ideas!

Do you have the time and skills to volunteer in the areas of Sponsorship and Fundraising ventures to support the Program provided to our clients.