Found 75 Human Rights volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Social Media Coordinator at One Woman Project is responsible for running Facebook and Instagram accounts and ensuring everything is fresh, new and up-to- date! Also will be responsible for growing our social media reach by innovating our content or auditing our target audience.

Working with our team to unpack and label hand made ceramics for The Fair Trade Emporium

This is a busy, fun and intriguing role where you are able to get involved with all the behind the scenes processes involved in running the Save the Children Op Shops. We have a wonderful team of like minded people, all working together to support the work of improving the lives of children in WA and around Australia.

Busy, rewarding and fun opportunity. Op Shop Retail Team Member willing to cover a variety of roles including sorting, pricing, visual merchandising and customer service.

This is a busy, fun and intriguing role where you are able to get involved with all the behind the scenes processes involved in running the Save the Children Op Shops. We have a wonderful team of like minded people, all working together to support the work of improving the lives of children in WA and around Australia. *****We are Centrelink registered***** This position is for a supervisory role, which includes opening and closing procudures, cash/EFT settlement, unlocking/locking shop

Our Warehouse Manager is seeking some enthusiastic go-getters to help sort and organise stock donations. These donations can range from bric-a-brac, kitchen utensils, crockery, clothing, books, footwear, CD/DVD's, toys, art etc. The Malaga Warehouse operates Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm, with a team of 5-15 other Volunteers completing different duties. We do please ask for a commitment of a minimum of one, 4 hour shift per week.

We have an amazing Op Shop located with in our Warehouse which we need help with restocking, pricing, merchandising & helping customers. Our Warehouse is the backbone to all our 18 op shops in WA and we have stockpiles of all categories to restock the op shop. So, if you have a creative side - come in and see what we have to offer

Save the Children Morley Shop located on Rudloc Road are seeking like minded volunteers to join the team and help raise money to help save little lives around Australia and the world! CENTRELINK JOBSEEKERS ENCOURAGED TO APPLY - NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY We help, train and support all volunteers in return for your commitment and voluntary work to help raise money through the op shops.

This is an exciting opportunity to join our amazing Activist Communications Team and support their work of facilitating meaningful and engaging communication among our grassroots movement.

This is an exciting opportunity to join our Activist Campaigns Strategy Team and support the development of meaningful and effective grassroots activism campaigns here at Amnesty International Australia.

The people we are looking for will have demonstrated experience and achievement at a senior level in management and leadership along with strong interpersonal skills and a demonstrated ability to deal with multiple stakeholders in a diverse organisational setting. Secretary on a previous board.

Interested in the fight against poverty? We are a small international development not-for-profit that would like to develop more partnerships within the corporate world. The impact of this role and the successful applicant will be significant on our current projects in Zambia, Tanzania and Sri Lanka, but we see the impact going beyond this and assisting in opening new program opportunities. This is an exciting opportunity to make a real difference.

We seek an experienced fundraiser full of creative ideas to develop and manage small, innovative fundraising campaigns. Must be self-motivated and be able to work independently (from home). Importantly, you must be passionate about the fight against poverty in developing countries.

We need a volunteer to assist us by updating and editing our website, which is in WordPress, so that it reflects our current priorities and campaigns (wilpf.org.au). These include opposition to increased militarisation in Australia and climate change.

The Governance Assistant is a volunteer position in Abundant Water’s Governance team in Canberra. The position involves home-based/remote work with regular team meetings in venues around Canberra. The position holder will use their own computer for this role and the majority of the organisation’s work is done via Google Drive. Time commitment is approximately 2 days per month or 4 hours per week but more time may be required at times. A 2-hour Board meeting is held on the first Monday evening

A wonderful opportunity has opened up in Canberra-based international non-government organisation, Abundant Water. The Secretary works with the support of the administration team to manage the governance of Abundant Water. You will join a group of talented and passionate voluntary directors.

Project Yumi is an Australian registered charity that builds effective partnerships with local communities in Papua New Guinea, to enhance the quality of education and health care. We are currently seeking an experienced Treasurer who will be responsible for the financial supervision of the organisation to allow the committee to provide good governance of our association.

Are you an early to mid-career professional looking to utilise your skills in an organisation that has the power to affect positive social change? The UNAA Young Professionals Network involves and inspires young professionals throughout Australia in international affairs and the work of the United Nations around the world. We bring together a diverse mix of young professionals from business, law, government, the arts and philanthropy that are mainly between 25 to 35 years of age.

Are you an early to mid-career professional looking to utilise your skills in an organisation that has the power to affect positive social change? The UNAA Young Professionals Network involves and inspires young professionals throughout Australia in international affairs and the work of the United Nations around the world. We bring together a diverse mix of young professionals from business, law, government, the arts and philanthropy that are mainly between 25 to 35 years of age.

Are you an early to mid-career professional looking to utilise your skills in an organisation that has the power to affect positive social change? The UNAA Young Professionals Network involves and inspires young professionals throughout Australia in international affairs and the work of the United Nations around the world. We bring together a diverse mix of young professionals from business, law, government, the arts and philanthropy that are mainly between 25 to 35 years of age.