Found 15 Family Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

As the Toy Library Treasurer you will be responsible for managing and overseeing the toy libraries’ finances and ensuring the timely reporting to the Management Committee. Your role helps us buy toys that enable children to learn through play. You will work closely with the President, Secretary, Toy Library Coordinators, Assistant Treasurer - Payroll

We are looking for someone to manage the administration and book keeping for a small NFP, one day a week.

Big Group Hug, a wholly volunteer run organisation, now needs to add to its amazing team, a Corporate Volunteering Coordinator (CVC) who will drive and oversee our interactions with the corporate community wanting to volunteer at Big Group Hug.

The Star Ball is an annual signature fundraising event, arranged by the Star Ball Darwin Committee, raising funds for Starlight programs in the Northern Territory including our outreach programs and brand new Starlight Express Room. Your help is needed to make this year's Star Ball our best ever! We are looking for energetic and positive volunteers to assist in the success of this event.

Help make our visitors feel welcomed by being our friendly hostess!

At Generous & Grateful, we make kindness easy, by connecting furniture rescue with those recovering from trauma. This simple act greatly reduces their risk of homelessness and empowers them towards self-determination and a brighter future in the knowledge that they are supported by their community. We urgently need you, if you are an enthusiastic & committed volunteer, to help us with responding to and helping to coordinate our weekly offers & requests & donations.

Want to gain some practical experience creating marketing materials for a community run toy library service in Melbourne? Have you recently completed or are currently studying graphic design and marketing? Then we've got the job for you!

Are you a fit, strong, energetic gardener, who would enjoy offering some regular time each week to help to keep the amazing Benwerren property look its beautiful best?

If you would like to contribute to the community by offering your help around a lovely old rambling guesthouse with tasks such as food preparation, cleaning, vacuuming and other jobs as they arise, we would love to meet you.

By volunteering with ABA you can make a difference to mothers, babies, families and communities. Help support breastfeeding mothers, promote breastfeeding and educate our community by undertaking one of the tasks or roles within the Association. Whatever your capacity, there is sure to be a role for you. Volunteering with ABA can fit in with life’s many commitments. There are a variety of positions available including virtual volunteering where you can volunteer and stay at home!

Childhood Cancer Support provides 17 units for regional families whose children are diagnosed with cancer and they need to reside in Brisbane, close to the Queensland Children's Hospital, so their child can receive oncology treatment. We require experienced maintenance support volunteers to assist us with light general maintenance and repair work in our grounds and accommodation houses in South Brisbane.

Childhood Cancer Support provides 17 units for regional families whose children are diagnosed with cancer and they need to reside in Brisbane, close to the Queensland Children's Hospital, so their child can receive oncology treatment. We require experienced maintenance support volunteers to assist us with light general maintenance and repair work in our grounds and accommodation houses in Herston.

Childhood Cancer Support welcomes volunteers from corporate organisations to volunteer at our charity. We have various tasks for your team from gardening, mowing etc to inventory control and helping us prepare an accommodation unit to be ready for a new oncology family to move into. As a vital accommodation provider for children with cancer and their families, we always have a multitude of jobs to be done by volunteers. No cost to volunteers - only your time.

Look after children from ages 0-18 years of age in your own home. Support families to stay together, avoid long term separation, or children entering the statutory system.

Look after children from ages 0-18 years of age in your own home. Support families to stay together, avoid long term separation, or children entering the statutory system.