Found 27 Health Education & Training, volunteering opportunities in Australia

MDFA's Peer 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 Peer Support Facilitator role is well suited to someone with good communications skills and confidence in public speaking. Ideally you will have experience facilitating a peer support group and/or demonstrate the ability to lead a balanced discussion.

We require volunteers to provide reflexology to patients and their families.

Qualified, empathetic therapist wanted. Must possess empathy for people diagnosed with cancer and be willing to listen in their time of need.. Can volunteer for a few hours a week or month. Reflexologist or Reiki Master.

B&P are seeking a nurse/s, case coordinator/s to be part of an inter-agency team to help them use & evaluate assessments to be utilised by nurses for people with ME/CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome) and Fibromyalgia. This is part of an active volunteer program, working in partnership with health providers to improve services for people disadvantaged by chronic illness. The position can be used as field work or experience. You will liaise with other practice nurses, clients & uni students

Every year our First Aid Awareness Officers connect St John WA with thousands of people through free and fun first aid learning opportunities. This is a great opportunity to contribute towards making first aid a part of everyone’s life and building resilient communities on a personal basis.

Volunteers are the backbone to our harm minimization services ( Needle & Syringe Program ) and assist in community events for Health Promotion to reduce and eliminate viral Hepatitis. Clients are from all walks of life and include PWID, those experiencing trauma, may be street present, itinerant, living with AOD or other complex issues.

We are looking for Ambassadors in the North West and West Coast of Tasmania to deliver Strokesafe education to community groups in your local area and represent us at Stroke Foundation events. If you enjoy interacting with people, are positive and confident and passionate about health promotion we are keen to talk to you about how you can help reduce the impact of stroke in the Tasmanian community.