Found 47 volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

The Library Reception Desk Volunteer is the friendly and welcoming face of Genealogy SA. They provide guidance to members, visitors and those who call us to use the Society’s family history information resources. In this role, volunteers will find themselves assisting a variety of people with their genealogical research, providing them with a great opportunity for growth in their own learning.

Are you ready to make a difference where it matters most: in the hearts and minds of our little ones? Your energy and desire to make community connections will have a wonderful impact!

Provide care for cats by cleaning cat living areas, changing kitty litter, replenishing food and water, and providing social contact with animals being cared for.

– Help preserve South Australian history, and to share that history with others. – Give back to the broader Adelaide community, and help us to carry on a key local tourism operation in the town of St Kilda. – Learn extensively about Adelaide’s public transport history, ranging from the early days of horse-drawn trams right through to the iconic Glenelg trams which ran from ‘city to bay’ for more than 75 years.

Animal Care Support Volunteers provide efficient & effective administrative support, as well as ensure customers experience exceeds expectations by delivering high quality service. Do you care about the welfare of animals? Do you have administration skills? Do you like to provide high quality customer service? Are you aged 18, or older? Well, if you answered yes... this is the role for you...

Animal Care Volunteers assist with providing care, rehabilitation and enrichment to animals. Our animal care volunteers will interact with animals using positive reinforcement animal handling techniques, learning skills from our experienced team members. Whilst providing support and care to our animals, our volunteers will also positively engage with customers ensuring they receive an engaging and educational experience.

Modbury Hospital Guide Volunteers are based at the Hospital's main entrance and assist patients and visitors with directions to their destination. Guide Volunteers position suit someone who is interested in interacting with the public, able to deal with occasional stressful situations, and physically fit enough to stand and walk much of the shift. A Guide can be rostered Mon – Fri and shifts can vary from 4 hours to a full day. Training and induction are provided.

The Lyell McEwin Hospital serves a community of people from diverse cultures and backgrounds. Some people may find the hospital difficult to navigate finding the ward or service they need. Guides are often the first face a visitor sees when entering the hospital and have the important role of greeting patients and visitors as they arrive.

Volunteers in this role provide support and guidance to the visitors and staff of the Modbury Hospital Outpatients Department by greeting patients on arrival and directing patients to the required area.

The Children's and Women's Health Wards are looking for friendly volunteers to help look after children and babies as well as assist parents. This is a multi-tasking role over 2 wards, dependant on where the need is.

As a volunteer Resolution Officer, you will be responsible for receiving, assessing, investigating and responding to complaints or concerns from members of Fauna Rescue. Reporting to the Chairperson, this role will facilitate our goal of best practice wildlife care and support our volunteers with any matters that may arise.

The role of family support volunteer is to ensure that children are entertained in safe environment before and after camp.

Safe Pets Safe Families believe in keeping people & pets together through times of crisis & they are on the lookout for volunteers who can oversee the care of their clients & pets they provide a service to. If you: * have the ability to act calmly in crisis situations * are a problem solver & able to think outside the box * have an understanding of domestic violence, mental health issues & homelessness (preferred) * have good record keeping skills...read on..

Riding for the Disabled SA provides horse riding & related activities for people with a disability aged between three and ninety years! RDASA is seeking volunteers to assist with 'Session Support'.

Some of our elderly residents need a person for social support to attend outings to appointments with them in the community. Do you wish to share some of your time assisting them in the role.

Are you ready to sprinkle some joy into the lives of hospitalised children & their families? VollieCare are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our team in the Flinders Medical Centre, Paediatric Ward! 🌟 What You'll Do: • Collaborate with nursing staff to create a caring environment for our young patients. • Assist the Diversional Nurse with fun and creative activities for small groups or individual children. • Spread smiles by operating the VollieCare Fun and Refreshment Trolley.

Our team based in Gilbert Street is seeking volunteer drivers for our mobile wardrobe vans to service scheduled across AnglicareSA and associated agency site locations including both metropolitan Adelaide and regional areas. We are looking for van drivers and people to attend site visits to distribute the clothing. If you have a patient and friendly manner with people, showing respect and care, then we’d love to have you volunteer with Thread Together. There are no minimum shift requirements

Would you like to assist in preparing horses for lessons, leading horses in the lessons & working with riders with disabilities? If you like horses & are keen to help disabled people enjoy the thrill of riding a horse then this is the volunteer role is for you! They are also seeking volunteers Mon - Friday in the mornings to assist with the feeding of the horses. Having experience is an advantage. No experience? That's okay, training is provided! See detailed description for full details!

We are seeking an outgoing, energetic person to join our weekly playgroup program team within a Community Centre.

Volunteers bring a ‘non-clinical’ aspect of service to the Emergency Department which aims to provide support to those who are ill or confronting sudden trauma or loss.