Found 7 Emergency Response Fundraising & Events, volunteering opportunities in Australia

VMR Currumbin is dedicated to saving lives. We are currently seeking eager fund-raising staff to assist in running BBQs and other fund-raising events throughout the year. Our BBQs are run from 7am - 3pm both Saturday and Sunday every week.

Alex Makes Meals is a charity that was created in response to the COVID - 19 pandemic. Our purpose and commitment is to provide free prepared meals to front line health care workers during this pandemic. The Fundraising Officer will be responsible for raising funds so that we can keep the fresh delicious meals flowing. The role is essential to helping us provide physical and emotional support to those keeping us safe during this pandemic.

CareFlight is seeking the support of several reliable, trustworthy and enthusiastic volunteers to assist the National Community Engagement and Events Team in the execution of community engagement activities and events in 2021. Volunteers will represent CareFlight at various events and fundraising activities around NSW.

The First Responder Community (FRC) is a registered charity that raises funds for the acquisition of emergency and medical equipment for First Responders (Firefighters, Paramedics, Law enforcement, Military and Rescuers). We require volunteers to work-from-home, researching the internet for historical information, statistics, equipment, suppliers, services etc., relating to First Responder and Civil Defence activities. Most of this information will be published on our websites.

The First Responder Community (FRC) is a registered charity that raises funds for the acquisition of emergency and medical equipment for First Responders (Firefighters, Paramedics, Law enforcement, Military and Rescuers). We require volunteers to work from home responding to government, corporate or philanthropic grant offerings.

Are you interested in clinical and community based volunteer work? Are you over the age of 18 & physically fit? Volunteer with your local sub-centre as a Volunteer Ambulance Officer. Attend emergency and non-emergency ambulance calls as well as other duties as required. Commitment is approx 60 hours annually, based on 1 shift plus training per month. To continue to operate in your role, you must maintain the competencies required & appropriate level of fitness as roles are physically demanding

Provide support to your local sub-centre. Opportunities are available to members of the community with various skills to join St John Ambulance in a non-medical capacity. If you have a specific skill set or talent you believe would be beneficial to your local sub centre, please feel free to contact us to discuss. Opportunities include social activities coordinator, catering coordinator, public events coordinator, public relations and volunteer recruitment.