Found 113 volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

Would you like to work within a small team in a caring environment, assisting our members, their families, and friends in supporting them through their journey with cancer. The position requires a diverse range of skills, abilities and experience (health, medical, business administration) to support our Director, in the daily operation of the Centre to delivery services, treatments, support, workshops, education/information.

Position Objectives: * The general maintenance & support volunteer should oversee the maintenance and cleanliness of the gardens & premises. * Ensure they are operation in accordance with policy and procedures, including, but not limited to; Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare (OHS&W).

AVCon Invader are a social club of South Australian anime and gaming fans that volunteer and help run AVCon Anime and Gaming festival.

Do you have a green thumb and love the outdoors? Come and help senior residents create a garden at Ingle Farm.

Join our happy, dirty handed team of volunteers, working with others, learning on the job or helping others, using your creativity to help maintain this productive community garden, to support those in need.

Do you have some time to work with some residents who love gardening and work alongside our elders supporting their passion.

Do you have an interest in gardening? Our aged care home at Hendon has a central outdoor courtyard which needs some weekly TLC. This role is a role where you can choose your days and times to be able to attend and with the use of our gardening equipment potter and nurture the courtyard for our residents and families to enjoy.

Our Wayville home team are calling out for some support. If you are keen to assist with some maintenance tasks we would love to hear from you. We would be happy with one shift a week or two, hours can vary depending on your availability and choice of tasks you're willing to do. Its a very comfortable atmosphere and the guys are fun and inclusive.

Do you enjoy pottering enjoying gardens and assisting in simple maintenance jobs, if that sounds like you I would love to hear from you. Our Hendon home would love you support for 1 or more days a week. This role is flexible and would love to have support assisting the beauty of the gardens. There is also opportunity to work with residents in easy gardening pottering in garden beds, and growing some herbs and flowers as the seasons change.

Fun, creative, passionate, able to connect and engage with others. Does this sound like you? Seeking volunteers to plan and deliver community engagement events for small non for profit organisation.

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.

Did you know that volunteering with PIRSA Fishcare means you can be involved in a variety of roles? It could be: * Giving advice & providing assistance to the public * Educating recreational fishers about rules and regulations * Handing out educational brochures & devices * Attending community events Sound interesting!? Apply now!

MarionLIFE Youth is a service shaped by the ideas of local youth and delivered by our team. MarionLIFE Youth Drop-In Centre is an activities and support hub for youth aged 10-17 years in our community to continue to stay connected and supported. Each session provides fun youth activities, youth-friendly well-being content and a life-skills workshop that is practical and fun.

The Neighbourhood Project Volunteers come together to assist community members in one-off tasks around their home. These working-bee style tasks will enhance pride and increase comfort in community member’s homes, support to increase health and wellbeing of individuals and hopefully create an opportunity for connection to wider community.

MarionLIFE is seeking volunteers to manage the Garden Tool Library at our community centre. Our garden tool library offers garden tools, including battery powered lawn mowers and whipper snippers for anyone in the community at a reduced cost. Through this program, community members can access the equipment they need to maintain their gardens, without the significant monetary investment of purchasing these outright.

Would you like to demonstrate your skills in social media or fundraising, marketing plans, mapping possibilities, developing promotional materials, crowd funding, recruiting patients etc? If you said yes, Bridges and Pathways needs you! As an innovative charity, they are seeking volunteers to tell their story and the need to service funding gaps for Australians living with Fibromyalgia and ME/ CFS. Commitments can be short or long-term. Sounds interesting? Read on...

Volunteer Administrator(s) are required for work at all levels of the Charity, from board to research, provider and consumer education programs, to marketing and fundraising. As an active member of the team of volunteers, you would be responsible in: * maintaining databases of clients and services, * preparing project submissions and reports, * maintaining a busy office/community centre while answering emails using standard email responses etc.

Bridges & Pathways are looking for experienced Grant Writers who understand health & community services to adapt and fine-tune master projects, grant applications and sponsorship letters to specific funders & potential sponsors (multiple). They have several collaborative projects/researchers waiting to conduct exciting new research to validate emerging tests and treatments for ME/CFS and Fibromyalgia as soon as funding is available. If you enjoy making a difference, they need you!

The gardening program support volunteer will collaborate with the leisure and lifestyle team and volunteer gardening program to assist in the delivery of gardening programs and linked activities which are designed to maintain and enhance the physical, emotional and social wellbeing of residents based on their individual needs, interests and cultural backgrounds.

As one of the Repair Volunteers, you will assist visitors to the repair cafe to: * fix their broken/damaged household items. You will already have the skills to fix one or more of the following: * electrical/electronic/mechanical items * clothing/bedding/other * textiles, jewellery, toys, woodwork, metalwork, bicycles, * and/or other general items You will be able to provide advice to visitors about whether specific items * can be fixed & the parts needed.