Found 102 Migrant Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Director will, in collaboration with the broader GLAPD Board, be responsible for making strategic decisions and ensuring good governance of the organization. This includes setting strategic directions, overseeing financial and staffing decisions, and ensuring that the Board and the organization are fulfilling their legal duties in compliance with ASIC and ACNC. Candidates should also be prepared to assume dedicated Board roles, including Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer.

Help collect and deliver a food order to a learning centre in North Melbourne that provides education programs and services to refugee and asylum seeker women.

SisterWorks is a not-for-profit social enterprise, with its head office based in Abbotsford, Melbourne. The SisterWorks model, 'Work Empowers Women', is centred around empowerment, fostering a sense of independence and providing opportunities for building a community, learning new skills, and earning an income. This is achieved via our Empowerment Hubs in Abbotsford, Bendigo and Dandenong, as well as through our online learning platform, the SisterWorks e-hub.

Are you looking to gain volunteer experience working with refugee women in Melbourne? The Centre of Advancing Women (COAW) is looking for a dedicated volunteer to help write grant proposals, as well as advocacy and policy plans for our organisation to support the refugee women who attend our centre, and the wider community.

Are you looking to gain volunteer experience working with refugee women in Melbourne? The Centre of Advancing Women (COAW) is looking for a dedicated volunteer to help us gain funding to continue our important work supporting refugee women in the community to have access to basic supplies, support, employment opportunities, legal services and more.

Are you looking to gain volunteer experience working with refugee women in Melbourne? The Centre of Advancing Women (COAW) is looking for a dedicated volunteer to maintain our social media accounts of Instagram, Facebook, LinkdIn, and our website.

Are you looking to gain volunteer experience working with refugee women in Melbourne? The Centre of Advancing Women (COAW) is looking for a dedicated volunteer to mentor and oversee the progress of our Community Champions in their work providing support to isolated migrant women across Victoria. You will help set and maintain goals that align with our organisation, be a point of contact for our Community Champions to help build their confidence and understanding of the social system.

Do you have a passion for helping others and want to impact your community positively? Look no further, as Women's Welfare Australia seeks a skilled and empathetic Case Worker to join our team. If you love working with people and are dedicated to our mission, we want to hear from you.

Play an essential role in the management and maintenance of the Asylum Seeker Welcome Centre Food Relief Program. Support the consumers and staff of the Centre by: picking up and organising food and material donations; assisting consumers to choose food and material items from the ASWC food bank, contacting clients to confirm food relief appointments.

If you enjoy talking to elderly members of our community and if you have some spare time we would love to hear from you to discuss how you can become involved – a variety of roles are available depending on your interests, hobbies and times available.

Would you like to put a smile on the faces of our elderly Italian community? We are looking for volunteers who are sociable and who love to interact with seniors, to pick them up from their homes and take them to the location(s) of our program. We are looking for volunteers to drive a small mini bus (11-seater) and volunteers to assist participants on and off the bus.

MiCare is looking for committed and enthusiastic people to volunteer in our Family Learning Clubs in Werribee and Laverton. The program aims to assist newly arrived young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds with their school work, basic literacy and numeracy skills. Must be over 18 years of age.

Learn how to be an events planner by assisting us in the organisation and execution of a wide range of events.

Volunteering Sunshine Coast is running a program to assist newly arrived migrants from across the globe. Our goal is to recruit those in the community that are willing to assist and guide these new Australians into our way of life and culture.

A Kaleidoscope Mentor Program Mentor is a professional who provides support, industry related guidance and advice to a skilled migrant to help them build professional networks, increase their knowledge of recruitment practices and have a better understanding of their profession locally to secure well-matched employment.

Do you have experience presenting to large and small groups? Do you enjoy having conversations about human rights and migration? Apply now!

The Association of Fee Free Migration Agents (AFFMA) is a charitable organisation assisting refugees and asylum seekers in their visa application. AFFMA went fully online in January 2019. We now require a migration agent experienced in humanitarian visas who is willing to work on a pro bono basis to complete two protection applications.

Are you experienced in bookkeeping or seeking a way to give back to the community with a few hours to spare each week? Women's Welfare Australia is searching for an enthusiastic treasurer to help support our organisation.

Learning for Employment are looking for dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer tutors to provide English language support, community information and a general understanding of Australian culture.

To contribute to Refugee Migrant Children Centre's mission of empowering kids from refugee and migrant backgrounds by providing educational support both online and face-to-face.