Found 10 Mentoring & Advocacy volunteering opportunities in Australia

Help people with disabilities who are socially isolated to make friends and access community activities

Help people with disabilities who are socially isolated to make friends and access community activities

Big Brothers Big Sisters is a mentoring program for disadvantaged young people. It matches one adult with one child for a significant friendship. The young people, often lonely, isolated or at risk of social dislocation, gain support and guidance from a reliable adult as a trusted friend for the period of the match. Adult volunteers are rigorously screened, carefully trained and monitored throughout the period of the friendship.

Volunteer Information Technology (IT) Consultants are technology strategists who help organisations improve their use of computer systems. They analyse an organisation’s technological requirements, limitations and current capabilities to develop IT strategies that support business goals.

Position available in the Central West of NSW. To phone a client to check on their well being. Good communication skills, active listening, punctuality and commitment Telecross or Telechat call 1800 088 586

Are you interested in joining a team of volunteers raising funds and awareness about a rare condition called FOXG1? FOXG1 is a charity dedicated to helping individuals living with FOXG1 and their families. The hours for this role are 5 to 10 hours per week. If you are interested, please apply now!

Women 18+ can join Girl Guides SA and become a Guide Leader and work with girls and young women. Girl Guide Leaders provide effective leadership of their unit in order to deliver a high quality program to Guides in a safe environment. While working in the Guide Unit you will be part of a team of unit leaders supported by your District Leader. Volunteer Guide Leaders are valued and supported and recognised for their effort.

Would you like to make a positive difference to a young person? Volunteers make a massive difference in the life of a teenage learner driver - especially one who can't access a vehicle or a mentor to help them get their necessary 120 hours of driving practice. You will develop and maintain a purposeful, empowering, supportive and ongoing mentor relationship with a young person as they practice their driving in one of our modern vehicles

Help people with disabilities who are socially isolated to make friends and access community activities by promoting a new program does not require NDIS funding

The Youth MATES Mentoring Program provides positive role models who mentor, assist, target, engage and enhance the skills and life experiences of young people. MATES matches young people and young adults (mentees) with an adult role model (mentor) from the local community. Mentors and mentees catch up for one hour, once a fortnight for one year. MATES is a great way to volunteer in the community