Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

Make a lasting difference in someone's life - volunteer to brighten the day of an elderly person in Murray Aged Care Residence. Your time, compassion, and companionship can bring immeasurable joy and comfort to those who need it most. Interested join us at our Information session to discover the fulfilling volunteer roles awaiting you. Information Session Date: Thursday 2 May 2024 Time: 12.30pm-2pm Location: Murray Mudge - 7 Raymond Grove Glenelg .

Calling all green thumbs! Help us maintain a vibrant garden that feeds our community. Become a Wakefield House Garden Volunteer today.

As an orginisation the Historic Ketch Falie requires a committee to maintain the orginisation and require a succession plan of recruitment to go forward into the future.

Emu Community Children's Centre are looking for someone who can care for the outside environments of the childcare centre and assist with handy jobs around the centre.

Have you ever wanted to volunteer somewhere, but didn't know where because you are unsure what you'd be suited to? Well, Edwardstown Baptist Church (EBC) has a community centre where you are most welcome to volunteer & explore the various activities they have to find where you best fit. Whether its filling boxes with food for those in need, cooking, assisting in the op shop or taking care of the property, you will have people to work alongside & you will be supporting the community!

Would you like to be more involved in the community? Did you know that being a volunteer with the Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) is a way to meet other local community members, have a say in things that affect you, deliver some newsletters and prevent crime? Perhaps this sounds good but you would really prefer a remote type volunteer role instead. That's okay, NHW has got you covered! There are two types of volunteer roles available within the NHW: * a Supporter or * in Police Programs

Seeking a CPA to become a volunteer member of our Finance, Risk & Audit Committee. Join us at Gender and Disaster Australia (GADAus), the leading national organisation offering evidence-based education, training and resources to address the harmful impacts of gendered expectations in disaster.