Found 43 volunteering opportunities in Adelaide City

Spend time with an elderly lady living in a residential aged care home in Daw Park. You'll help provide companionship as well as maintain their healthy wellbeing as part of the Aged Care Volunteer Visitor Scheme.

Wanted: female to visit in an aged care home in Bellevue Heights Be an active part of your local community by providing friendship to an older person living at home or in an aged care facility. The commitment is minimal – 1 hour per week or fortnight but enough to make a huge difference in the life of someone socially isolated because of mobility, family circumstance or health. **COTA SA offers ongoing training, fuel reimbursements and continual support during your friendship journey.**

Helping Hand has partnered with the Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS) to connect older people in our residential care communities with a dedicated volunteer. We are looking for a Polish speaking volunteer to bring friendship and joy to a Polish resident at our Mawson Lakes care home.

Helping Hand North Adelaide is seeking Activities Assistants to join the Volunteer team. As a volunteer your role will be with our Lifestyles Team at North Adelaide, supporting residents to socialise and join in activities.

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

Are you a foodie or a budding barista? We’d love to see you in our residential care home café.

Bring the gift of music to older people living in Ingle Farm

Work with our Lifestyles Team at Ingle Farm, supporting residents to socialise and join in activities.

Work with our Lifestyles Team at Golden Grove, supporting residents to socialise and join in activities.

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.

Having good social connections is essential for all aspects of health, especially as we age. The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS) and Volunteer Visitors program supports older Australian’s who live in an aged care facility or their own home and who are lonely or socially isolated.

We are seeking people who can speak Polish to provide support and companionship to residents at our Seaton and West Lakes Aged Care home.

Telechat supports older Australian’s who live alone and have minimal social contact with others in their community.

You need to be sociable, enjoy talking and listening and be understanding of elderly people's needs and limits. You will need to be as reliable as possible. You will need to be keep in contact with the ACVVS co-ordinator to report, and if you need support.

Are you a sociable person who enjoys talking and listening to others? For this volunteering you will need to be understanding of elderly people's needs and limits. You will need to be as reliable as possible. You will need to be willing to contact the ACVVS Co-ordinator to report every quarter and when you need support.

Volunteering with the Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS) enriches the lives of older people experiencing social isolation by forming long-lasting relationships and helping the residents to feel companionship and a sense of purpose.

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The Leisure and Lifestyle support volunteer will collaborate with the Leisure and Lifestyle Team to assist in the delivery of programs and 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.

The musician volunteer is responsible for bringing their musical talent to perform and bring the joy of music to the residents enabling residents to enjoy favourite tunes and songs and reminisce through the power of music.

The resident companion volunteer will liaise with the Leisure and Lifestyle Team to provide one-to-one support and companionship to residents who have been identified to be socially isolated to maintain and enhance the emotional and social well-being of residents based on their individual needs, interests and cultural backgrounds.