Found 6 volunteering opportunities in Brisbane City

Sunday 26th May 2024 A family-friendly, fun-filled morning requires no special skills, experience, or training – just your presence and enthusiasm. Some tasks may include directing and encouraging participants around the course, selling merchandise, and handing out participants' packs. There is even a role for the keen bike riders out there! We need volunteers on the day from 6.45 a.m. to approximately midday in various roles.

Are you a keen/experienced bike rider who can assist with our Memory Walk & Jog Events. Does leisurely riding 20-30kms guiding participants around a wonderful track sound like fun? BYO Bike and Helmet Essential. Memory Walk & Jogs are a family-friendly, fun-filled morning, supporting Dementia Australia to raise much-needed funds.

Come join ChaplainWatch as a NightWatch Volunteer! Benefits include a Great team environment; Quality training provided; and Engagement with a well-respected service organisation, across Qld. Rewards include Helping community members during a time of crisis; Engaging in a vibrant space, under the supervision of a trained street-chaplaincy leader. Opportunities to: Develop and grow in community engagement; Provide support for vulnerable people, and Practical experience with trained skills.

As a registered Australian charity, BETTER is actively seeking passionate individuals to join us on our mission to ensure that by 2030, children across East Timor will have access to a BETTER education.

League of Latin American Migrants Australia (LLAMA) is looking for facilitators for free online English sessions. The sessions are aimed at Spanish-speaking migrants and potential migrants and offer the opportunity for developing conversational and writing skills in a fun and informal way. You do not have to be a qualified teacher - just someone who is a native English speaker interested in participating in the vibrant Latino community!

League of Latin American Migrants Australia (LLAMA) is looking for Online English teachers. The sessions are aimed at Spanish-speaking migrants and potential migrants and offer the opportunity to help participants to build confidence in their English language skills in a fun and informal way. To participate you should be a native English speaker and have a teaching background, or be a TEFL, TESL, TESOL, or CELTA student looking to gain experience.