Found 27 volunteering opportunities in Brisbane City

The Hyland House Respite Centre in Petrie is looking for people to assist older persons and people with a disability in maintaining our lovely centre garden. This includes potting and watering plants and chatting about their upkeep. No special skills are needed, just patience and an interest in gardening.

HUB Neighbourhood Centre runs a Women's English Conversation classes on Fridays from 10.00 - 11.30am. Inala has people from many diverse cultures predominantly refugees, who attend the classes. We are looking for more volunteers to support the group to continue to run. Classes do not run during school holidays.

Scouting engages and inspires young people aged 5 - 25 to develop confidence, resilience and leadership skills. Our adult leaders support this journey and develop life-changing skills along the way. We have a variety of volunteering opportunities available for adults who are up for some outdoor fun and adventure. Training and support will be provided, including access to formal qualifications in business, leadership and outdoor recreation.

We need a handy person with a green thumb to maintain our facilities here at Gailes Community House. We are a small neighbourhood centre based in an old housing commission house with some lovely hedges and gardens that need some tendering every now and then. The gardens make Gailes Community House a welcoming space. We also have occasional maintenance tasks such as hanging pictures, fixing cupboards, tables etc.

Queensland Maritime Museum is a not for profit organization. The museum attracts more than 40,000 visitors per year including families, school groups, tour groups, inner-state and international visitors. We are looking for the help of enthusiastic gardeners/grounds people to assist with maintaining our grounds and gardens.

Volunteer to change lives. Yours included. ~ This volunteer opportunity will help to assist maintenance with general maintenance tasks and light garden duties around the facility. The role would suit someone with general handyman knowledge, using basic hand tools and basic painting skills. #UnitingCareQLD

Do you have a green thumb? Come and use your skills for good at Lutheran Services Trinder Park Aged Care Village, Woodridge. We need you to help us to ensure the residents have the best gardens possible. In this role you will volunteer alongside maintenance staff to weed, prune and create beautiful gardens across the facility.

The Computer tutor will work with clients that may be engaged in other various support programs offered at the Centre - to help build their Computer skills, confidence, and competence.

Drive for Life is a driver training and mentoring program that equips young people who are overcoming adversity, to obtain their drivers licence. The program removes the barriers and provides a pathway towards positive role models, developing independent life skills and improving employment prospects. We are looking for volunteers to be a Driver Mentor at our Stafford site. Join the team today!

The Hyland House Respite Centre in Petrie is looking for people to assist older persons and people with a disability in maintaining our lovely centre garden. This includes potting and watering plants and chatting about their upkeep. No special skills are needed, just patience and an interest in gardening.

In a friendly, relaxed and supportive environment, you will take pleasure in English Conversation providing support to small groups of participants from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to practice speaking English. #teaching #tutor #english

Habitat for Humanity Australia requires volunteers for repair and maintenance work on crisis accommodation. The program benefits disadvantaged and socially isolated members of the community. There is a range of volunteer opportunities both in and around Brisbane and in regional centres. No skills are required! Teams are mobilised to conduct landscaping, painting and minor repairs to homes and crisis accommodation. For volunteering opportunities in QLD, please click on the button below.

What could you do with just one hour each week? By becoming a Pyjama Angel, you will experience personal growth and profound fulfillment as you help a young person in foster care reach their full potential. Through spending one-on-one time together, you will become a catalyst for positive change in their life and the wider community, creating a brighter future for everyone involved. Join us today and discover the immense joy of making a lasting difference, one hour at a time.

What could you do with just one hour each week? By becoming a Pyjama Angel, you will experience personal growth and profound fulfillment as you help a young person in foster care reach their full potential. Through spending one-on-one time together, you will become a catalyst for positive change in their life and the wider community, creating a brighter future for everyone involved. Join us today and discover the immense joy of making a lasting difference, one hour at a time.

What could you do with just one hour each week? By becoming a Pyjama Angel, you will experience personal growth and profound fulfilment as you help a young person in foster care reach their full potential. Through spending one-on-one time together, you will become a catalyst for positive change in their life and the wider community, creating a brighter future for everyone involved. Join us today and discover the immense joy of making a lasting difference, one hour at a time.

What could you do with just one hour each week? By becoming a Pyjama Angel, you will experience personal growth and profound fulfillment as you help a young person in foster care reach their full potential. Through spending one-on-one time together, you will become a catalyst for positive change in their life and the wider community, creating a brighter future for everyone involved. Join us today and discover the immense joy of making a lasting difference, one hour at a time.

Have a passion for helping people and animals? Help create happy paws & hearts with us by volunteering 🐾💞 Send your expression of interest via our website.

Do you enjoy pottering around in the garden and being outdoors? As a not for profit organisation, we rely on the support of the community to help find our shelter animals forever homes. This rewarding volunteer role involves maintaining already established gardens including watering, weeding, mulching, hedge trimming, and may also include some small maintenance tasks, depending on the individual needs of the Rehoming Centre.

If you are passionate about animal welfare, and have skills and experience with gardening and general maintenance, this is the role for you!

Childhood Cancer Support welcomes volunteers from corporate organisations to volunteer at our charity. We have various tasks for your team from gardening, mowing etc to inventory control and helping us prepare an accommodation unit to be ready for a new oncology family to move into. As a vital accommodation provider for children with cancer and their families, we always have a multitude of jobs to be done by volunteers. No cost to volunteers - only your time.