Found 13 Family Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

Volunteers needed for our Early Intervention Home Visiting program to support parents with new babies and young children. Our trained volunteers are carefully matched to visit families in their own homes to help care for the children and offer non-therapeutic support.

Do you love kids and have a desire to help families grow stronger? We are seeking volunteers who may like to spend a couple of hours per week with a young family, chatting with mum and dad about all things parenting and sharing experiences and supporting their goals as a family. If you would love to support families in need with your time and energy apply now

Do you love kids and have a desire to help families grow stronger? We are seeking volunteers who may like to spend a couple of hours per week with a young family, chatting with mum and dad about all things parenting and sharing experiences and supporting their goals as a family. If you would love to support families in need with your time and energy apply now

Person will be an assistant to the Playgroup leader. Assist with the active supervision of all children in the environment. Ensure a safe environment is maintained at all times. Interact with children. ***To be referred to this role an interview with Volunteering Central Coast is required. You will be contacted soon to arrange a mutually convenient time and place. ***

We are seeking someone to assist local NFP (not for profit organization) 'Villagehood Australia' with administration and website (wix) support. 'Villagehood Australia' is supports mums and children in providing a village of support for them and is located at Fulham Community Centre, currently 1 day per week, but next term 5 days per week.

There are numerous roles on offer to be performed to support our agency. (listed below). We are happy to work with the individual to find a position in the warehouse to suit their skill set and experience. We are also happy for Volunteers to drop in to work a 2 hour shift and then sign out and leave... or work another 2 hours, what ever works. There is no structure or formal time commitment.

Volunteer Driver, to complete transport of clients for family contact, appointments and to also assist with learner driver training. Some out of hours, long distance and overnight travel may be required.

Are you a friendly, outgoing person who enjoys meeting people and supporting them to feel valued and important and have good listening skills? We need your friendly smile and positive attitude to brighten someone’s day. A Friendship Cafe operates at St John’s Church, Northam, on Wednesday and Friday mornings. Our aim is to provide a service to the Op Shop customers as well as young mums in the community who would like to meet friends for a coffee in a safe, toddler friendly environment.

Volunteer Support Worker for Young People, through mentoring, assistance with homework, hobbies or sporting activities, attending community events. You might even have something to offer that we haven't even thought of yet.

This volunteer opportunity will help to support the delivery of services by assisting with a range of reception and administrative functions. #UnitingCareQLD #UCTSV

Althea Projects and the Wee Care Residential Program urgently requires a handyman to help keep their 7 bedroom block home in Railway Estate well maintained. You should be familiar with basic maintenance tasks. Do it yourself experience is suitable. Own tools would be helpful, if not this could be negotiated.

We are looking for enthusiastic people to become working party members of our Committee of Management.

Doorways to Parenting (DTP) is seeking a 'Playgroup Assistant' to provide assistance and support to the two DTP workers during Doorways to Parenting Facilitated Playgroups. This includes assisting with setting up and packing down the playgroup and preparing food for children, supporting the management of handovers between foster carers and DTP staff. Facilitated Playgroups are an interactive child/parent playgroup where the parent is primarily responsible for care and supervision of their child