Found 92 Emergency Response volunteering opportunities in Australia

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.

The role of Emergency Relief Volunteers is designed to provide valuable assistance to Council Officers in the set-up and smooth operation of the Emergency Relief Centre which aims to support community members who may be affected by an emergency. Tasks could include setting up the relief centre to run efficiently, assisting in meeting, greeting and directing community members seeking refuge and assistance, organising food and drink for visitors and community members.

Volunteer Now! Collieburn Cardiff BFB are a dedicated team of volunteers providing a volunteer fire prevention and suppression service to the Shire of Collie. Are you keen to be part of a great group of locals having fun and helping keep the community safe? Are you interested in learning new skills or happy to share those you already have? If you answered YES to any of the above Collieburn Cardiff BFB would love to hear from you.

Volunteer Now! Myalup BFB are a dedicated team of volunteers providing a volunteer fire prevention and suppression service to the Shire of Harvey. If you are interested in meeting new people, learning new skills, challenging yourself in a new environment and contributing to your local community we would love to hear from you.

Are you passionate about books? Join our vibrant community of book lovers as a volunteer with Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney's Books Team!

Volunteer Marine Rescue members serve their respective communities on a voluntary basis by undertaking both operational and non-operational roles. VMRS groups work in close liaison with the Western Australia Police, coordinating and performing a range of marine rescue activities for the WA community. Volunteers are trained and equipped to carry out a range of activities such as: Undertaking the role of Skipper or Crew on a dedicated marine rescue vessel. Operating local marine radio services

Looking for an energetic individual to join NSW SES as Deputy Unit Commander (Operations) Goulburn. As a leader, you will be responsible for overseeing the development and readiness of our volunteers in the area. We need someone who is passionate about making a difference in their community and contributing to search and rescue operations during disasters. If you are ready to take on this challenge, we want you on our team.

Join NSW SES to make a difference in your community by becoming a people manager for the Bermagui Unit. You should be experienced in developing people and capability skills, fostering an active culture, and creating a supportive environment. As a Unit Commander, you'll oversee the development and readiness of emergency management volunteers within the Bermagui Unit. Join our team to contribute to helping your community in response to storm, flood, Rescue and tsunami and aid those in need.

Assist residents to return home -Repair to Return is our motto

Are you a good listener and want to learn critical skills to support someone who is struggling or experiencing crisis? Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury, based in Gordon, is recruiting now for new volunteers to join their training course in August 2023.

Members of Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney’s (LLH2HS’s) Community Crew can volunteer with one of Australia’s leading crisis-support and suicide-prevention organisation to help build resilience and increase safety in our community.

Lifeline Northern Beaches is seeking a volunteer category leader for our famous book fairs. Based in Balgowlah, you'll join a team of friendly, dedicated volunteers helping Lifeline save lives from suicide

Help Lifeline provide life-saving support to the community and join a dedicated team.

This is all about becoming a crucial part of your community. You will join a team of legends who strengthen the resilience of their hometowns. They show up, stay calm, and support each other.

Join NSW SES to make a difference in your community by becoming a people manager for the Collector Unit. You should be experienced in developing people and capability skills, fostering an active culture, and creating a supportive environment. As a Unit Commander, you'll oversee the development and readiness of emergency management volunteers within the Collector Unit. Join our team to contribute to helping your community in response to storm, flood, Rescue and tsunami and aid those in need.

Marine Rescue NSW saves lives on the water, providing 24-hour emergency response, returning thousands of boaters in trouble safely to shore every year. Every unit requires a support crew. Become a member of our fundraising team and play an essential role in the day to day operations of our unit.

Northcliffe VFRS are a dedicated team of volunteers, providing an essential emergency service to the local community and encourage involvement from people aged 18 and over. If you are interested in meeting new people, learning new skills, challenging yourself in a new environment and contributing to your community we would love to hear from you.

Our Cadet Program runs from April to October each year. It is open to kids between the age of 12 - 16. Cadets are trained in various facets of Firefighting and other skills. Teamwork and Communication are a big part of this program and we have had many of our Cadets stay on after turning 16 to become Active Volunteer Firefighters. Cadets may also have the opportunity to go on Camps run by the Brigade, DFES also give Cadets opportunities to go on camps.

St John's Phone Coordinators work as part of a rostered team. While on shift, Phone Coordinators are responsible for dispatching the local volunteer ambulance crew as required. Phone Coordinators do not take 000 calls, but are contacted by the central St John's Communications Team with relevant information for incidents.

St John is looking for local legends to support their regional communities as a Volunteer Ambulance Officer. This role involves attending emergency and non-emergency ambulance calls, as well as other duties as required. All training provided.