Found 8 volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

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.

Every week, all sorts of people do all sorts of things for Meals on Wheels. If you’ve got a bit of time on your hands, we could do with you. If you have an quick mind and a love of taking notes, you can help your local community by keeping the wheels turning at a Meals on Wheels branch as the Assistant Secretary. An Assistant Secretary helps the Secretary where needed and steps in when the they are ill, unavailable or on holidays.

Every week, all sorts of people do all sorts of things for Meals on Wheels. If you’ve got a bit of time on your hands, we could do with you. If you have a quick mind and a love of taking notes, you can help your local community by keeping the wheels turning at a Meals on Wheels branch as the Secretary.

Every week, all sorts of people do all sorts of things for Meals on Wheels. If you’ve got a bit of time on your hands, we could do with you. If you are dependable and love to lead, you can help your local community by keeping the wheels turning at a Meals on Wheels branch as the Assistant Chair. An Assistant Chair helps the Chair where needed and steps in when the they are ill, unavailable or on holidays.

Every week, all sorts of people do all sorts of things for Meals on Wheels. If you’ve got a bit of time to volunteer on your hands, we could do with you. If you are dependable and love to lead, you can help your local community by keeping the wheels turning at a Meals on Wheels branch as the Chair.

We are seeking expressions of interest from Registered Clinician's who are suitably experienced, trained and qualified to oversee the new Organisations practices in a competent and ethical manner. This person will be required to be registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA).