Found 63 Emergency Response volunteering opportunities in Australia

If you have an excellent driving record and would like to support your community one morning per week, we would love to hear from you!

Join the team of local Volunteers who monitor and operate the Marine Radio for sea rescues. Full training and ongoing support is provided. If you have limited mobility and/or are in a wheelchair, the Geraldton Volunteer Marine Sea Rescue Group has a building to accommodate you, with a lift up to the second floor as well as wide doorways, low wall switches and easy to reach IT systems where you will look over one of WA's beautiful beaches and man the systems!

We seek an energetic website designer to develop & support our website on a voluntary basis and be responsible for coding, design & layout of a new website working closely with our Board. Once operational, as a valued volunteer, you will continue to lead our web development, support the site and related activities as the organisation grows. Our website will be a major face of the organisation so needs to reflect the professionalism, values & ethics of the Board and Members and our charter.

Do you live in Gidgegannup...If you live in the area and you are interested in contributing to your community, then the East Gidgegannup Bushfire Brigade needs you. Great way to meet new people in your community and provide a valuable contribution to those in need during a fire emergency. NOTE: We do not recruit volunteers during our busy season however we encourage you to express your interest by applying below. We will be in contact during February 2021 to let you know about our opportunitie

-YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN 20 MINUTES OF BAYSWATER SES- Join Bayswater SES to assist the community during natural disasters, storm and flood events and support a range of other emergency service responders, including fire services and police.

Provide Psychological First Aid to individuals and communities affected by Emergency and disaster events. Provide a listening ear and compassionate care to assist them to recover from the trauma they have been though.

What better way can you contribute to community than help out with Fire & Rescue?

When a natural disaster strikes - a storm, cyclone, earthquake, flood or tsunami DFES State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers can be found helping.

Volunteers are involved in search, storm damage, rescue and cliff rescue and other emergency services. Training is once a fortnight, with longer courses being run over a weekend which involves everything needed to know on search, rescue to enhance skills. A program is set on the type of courses that will involve the Unit every six months and includes areas such as: Map Reading, Ladder Slide, Mountain Rescue, Chainsaw Operation, 4WD, Land/Search Techniques, Forensic Search, Basic General Rescue.

Assist Executive members of the unit with any of the following activities - Administration, Fundraising, promotions, public relations, persons with the skills could lead these functions.

Maintain and listen on watch on a marine radio at Rescue Headquarters with a team of other radio operators.

Deckhands on the rescue vessel during rescue operations, members with appropriate qualification can become a rescue coxswain on the vessel.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.

Red Cross has been responding to emergencies and providing humanitarian assistance in Australia since 1914. We are committed to strengthening and extending our emergency aid services to assist all Australians prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies.