Found 70 Health volunteering opportunities in Victoria VIC

Seeking 4 Vietnamese speakers to volunteer for a health community event in Sunshine! This will be a great way to support your community to access health information and improve quality of life! If you have a connection to someone at risk or living with Diabetes or an interest studies / profession in health, diet, education and advocacy, you will love this opportunity!

Joining a dynamic, committed and strongly established volunteer team you will be contributing towards Victoria's leading private and not-for-profit hospital. Not only will you be adding to the care of patients, you'll be supported by a team where you are valued and listened to. Epworth HealthCare is recruiting a number of Volunteer Drivers to provide safe and comfortable transport for patients to and from their renal dialysis appointments.

Agestrong is a group strength and balance program for older people that no longer feel confident to access mainstream classes. It is a supportive program run by trained leaders and supported by health professionals. The role of an Agestrong Volunteer is to assist the exercise leader to run a safe and supportive exercise program, create a welcoming atmosphere by being a friendly face and helping clients feel more supported in the group environment.

Join the friendly Pinkies volunteer team by lending a helping hand in the busy Kiosk at Frankston Hospital providing a great food, beverages and gifts to visitors, clients and staff. Serving the local hospital community. Shifts 4 hours am / pm, Monday to Saturday - can be flexible.

Being a part of Lifeblood is more than just a job, it’s knowing you are part of a team contributing to our life-giving purpose. At Lifeblood, our purpose is to provide life-giving products and our people make that possible. Did you know that we also help to facilitate the donation of tissue, organs, breast milk, and other life-giving biological products? Everyone at Lifeblood is united through the power of humanity to build a healthier nation.

Being a part of Lifeblood is more than just a job, it’s knowing you are part of a team contributing to our life-giving purpose. At Lifeblood, our purpose is to provide life-giving products and our people make that possible. Did you know that we also help to facilitate the donation of tissue, organs, breast milk, and other life-giving biological products? Everyone at Lifeblood is united through the power of humanity to build a healthier nation.

The Osteopath Volunteer will work with the ASRC Health Program to provide comprehensive primary care services together with specialist clinics including psychiatry, pain management, and diabetes management to people seeking asylum. Our clients' complex health needs require multiple consultations across a range of health disciplines.

MDFA's Support Groups provide a safe and welcoming space for people living with aged-related macular degeneration to share their stories and ask questions of their peers. The Co-Facilitator role is well suited to someone with good communications skills and confidence in public speaking. Ideally you will have experience facilitating a support group and/or demonstrate the ability to guide a balanced discussion. Personal experience with macular disease is desirable, not necessary.

The Break charity assists new authors to get their stories out. One of our authors, a very experienced counsellor, has written a pioneering new form of self-help book. We need a graphic artist who can create several graphics to demonstrate the sequential steps in a new counselling process & a book cover design.

Social Support Group volunteers provide a friendly face, conversation and great support to staff providing activities for older adults who are frail, socially isolated, or have a disability.

Would you like to help out in a hospital setting? Volunteers offer support and assistance to patients, their families and staff, to improve patient care and experiences. You can make a difference! Read full description for more information and apply through the Monash Health volunteer website.

Would you like to help out in a hospital setting? Volunteers offer support and assistance to patients, their families and staff, to improve patient care and experiences. You can make a difference! Read full description for more information and apply through the Monash Health volunteer website.

Would you like to volunteer your time in a hospital setting within the chemotherapy day clinic. Volunteers offer support and assistance to patients, their families and staff, to improve patient care and experiences. You can make a difference! Read full description for more information and apply through the Monash Health volunteering website.

Would you like to help out in a hospital setting? Volunteers offer support and assistance to patients, their families and staff, to improve patient care and experiences. You can make a difference! Read full description for more information and apply through the Monash Health volunteer website.

St. John of God Hospital are looking for caring and reliable Volunteers who are active and physically fit. Training will be provided.

We are seeking an enthusiastic Volunteer with a knack for customer service to assist in the BRHS Kiosk. If you like to chat with the public and have a keen mind for sales, while helping fundraise for much needed medical equipment then look no further.

Since its inception, the “Ben’s Place” pantry has grown to become a lifeline for countless individuals and families facing financial hardships, providing them with access to nutritious food and essential supplies. Over 400 households visit the pantry each week, including pensioners, people with disabilities, veterans, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, families with young children and people who are homeless. Ready-made meals are also provided to people in palliative care and we sup

Are you ready to be part of something truly special? Cure EB Foundation is excited to announce our upcoming event, Cotton Ball, happening on 1st June at Melbourne's iconic venue, The Forum. And we need YOU to help make it a night to remember!

NRCH has vacancies for Social Inclusion Volunteers to support people who are lonely or isolated. You will be working with local community members who want to become more connected with the community and for companionship.

If you are looking for a volunteer role that makes a positive difference to another person, brings mutual joy and is flexible - this is a role for you. You need to be caring, reliable and be willing to commit to weekly connections/visits or at least fortnightly connections/visits for a minimum of 12 months/ongoing.