Found 88 Migrant Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

Tutor opportunities are available online or face to face depending on your location.

Looking for a female volunteer who is able to commit to supporting a non-English speaking female to learn English. All materials and phone support will be provided by TAFE

Looking for a patient caring person to show a young mother of two children how to clean her home. This person has never lived in a house before and needs compassionate and clear guidance about how to clean and maintain her home.

Red Cross is partnering with the City of Kalamunda, City of Swan and Shire of Mundaring to help prepare our community for emergencies. REDiPlan is a community education program providing practical information to help people make informed choices about preparing for all types of emergencies ranging from severe storms and house fire to extended power outages or health epidemics. We are seeking volunteer RediPlan Community Educators.

Volunteers are needed to provide driving assistance to clients who are seeking to obtain a driving licence.

A Volunteer is needed for an Employment Program that aims to support unemployed people from the CALD community to navigate employment pathways.

Volunteer Tutors help newly arrived migrants and refugees learn English, make links to the community and generally understand the Australian way of life. You do not need any qualification or experience. We provide a comprehensive training program and ongoing support including newsletters and tutoring resources.

Volunteers play an important role in the success of the Humanitarian Settlement Program as it seeks to achieve key outcomes such as increased social cohesion, community connectedness and positive settlement experience for refugees. Volunteer participation in this program will mean refugees get the extra support they need to successfully settle in the community and build confidence as they start their new lives in Australia.

The Metropolitan Migrant Resource Centre is seeking applications from potential volunteer mentors who are interested in providing one-to-one or group support after-school hours (weekday afternoons/weekends) for students in the Mentors for School Success program for a period of 3 months.

Do you think you can help African migrants (mainly women) become job ready and then offer support in initial stages of employment? After initial meeting this role can be performed remotely.

Would you like to assist refugees get a positive start to settling into their new life in Australia?

Come together with the residents in HammondCare Hammondville to knit or crochet. Be rewarded as you volunteer your time with other people who are interested in this activity. You'll enjoy each others company.

Mentors will provide students with individualised educational support, particularly in improving literacy and numeracy skills.

Teach English to newly arrived refugees and humanitarian entrants

The Metropolitan Migrant Resource Centre Inc. is a non-profit community organisation based in Mirrabooka which provides services across the metropolitan area. MMRC endeavours to bridge gaps that refugees and new migrants encounter during their settlement in Australia. With a dedicated team, from a variety of different ethnic backgrounds, MMRC supports their clients as they face a variety of settlement challenges and work with them to create a sense of community and acceptance.

• Do you speak Swahili? • Want to make a positive impact in the life of a migrant or refugee? • Would you like to help someone new to Australia learn English? • Do you have an hour free each week to support a student through a term of study? Learning English is the most important factor in helping new migrants and refugees settle in Australia. You could make a difference to someone by volunteering from one hour a week with our Adult Migrant English Program students.

Do you have a free hour per week to make a positive difference in a refugee family’s life? Would you like to welcome newly arrived refugees by helping them learn English and settle in to the Brisbane community? Have you thought about empowering others to reach their potential? Vinnies QLD's Volunteer Refugee Tutoring and Community Support (VoRTCS) program provides in-home tutoring support to refugee families in Brisbane. Become a VoRTCS Family Tutor and help welcome and inspire refugees!

Come together with the residents in HammondCare Hammondville to knit or crochet. Be rewarded as you volunteer your time with other people who are interested in this activity. You'll enjoy each others company and reduce social isolation.

Make a difference to the life of a refugee child by supporting him/her at school. As a volunteer refugee child mentor, you can assist with school work while at the same time build confidence and self esteem. Volunteers are also required for homework clubs and school-holiday programs as well as English language tutoring for refugee parents.

Make a difference to the life of a refugee child by supporting him/her at school. As a volunteer refugee child mentor, you can assist with school work while at the same time build confidence and self esteem.