Found 25 Library Services volunteering opportunities in Brisbane City

Volunteers are need for the Family Play Day between 11 AM - 5 PM on Saturday 29th May organised by the Brisbane South Toy Library.

The Brisbane South Toy Library is looking for enthusiastic Volunteers that can spare 2 hours of their time on Thursdays at least once a month. We open from 9:30am till 11:00am every Thursday and every second Saturday.

Assisting with book sales at our weekly Saturdays Books 4 Sale fund raising to build a dedicated eco-friendly building. The position is envisaged to commence 13th June 2021.

Responsible for conducting and widely disseminating research into current health, social, political, and economic issues as they affect need/disadvantaged people in order to provide authoritative practice, comment, and advice.

The Director of Fundraising has overall responsibility for the organisation’s effectiveness in raising funds to target and support the organisation's goals.

Responsible for developing and managing and executing a sponsorship strategy and to suit the marketing objectives of the organisation.

Responsible for performing the Accounts Payable and/or Accounts Receivable functions and general Accounting duties of moderate difficulty in relation to the depth of analysis and use of judgment.

Responsible for conducting internal induction/training programs which provide the acquisition of skills necessary to perform essential operating functions.

Responsible for establishing and controlling the financial systems and administrative services of the company and providing financial information to the Chief Executive Officer and Directors.

Diverse Communities and Social Services (DCSS) Australia is a Not-for-Profit Community Justice and Social Support Services, Volunteer-led Organisation throughout Australia. Diverse Communities and Social Services (DCSS) Australia is the only LGBTIQA+, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, Diversity and Inclusion focused organisation which delivers a dual-accredited Not-for-Profit Community Justice Program operating across Australia.

Responsible for Developing and executing an integrated Corporate Affairs plan based on the organisation's marketing strategy and Corporate Affairs objectives. Report to the Head of Corporate Affairs, Head of Marketing, Functional Lead of Marketing or Marketing Manager. Supervises Marketing Associates or Marketing Administration staff.

The Partnership Officer will help weave collaborative relations that enable our charity to effectively fulfil its mission and specific objectives. Will identify and nurture such relations focusing primarily on funding, program development and communications.

The Charity Secretary's overall role includes secretarial duties such as organising board meetings, taking the minutes, managing correspondence, managing updates and background information required by the board, keeping records of membership, and other similar administrative responsibilities.

An Administration Officer provides office support to either an individual or team and is vital for the smooth running of the business. Their duties may include fielding telephone calls, receiving and directing visitors, word processing, creating spreadsheets and presentations, and filing, etc.

Community Justice Officers and Case Managers develop client service plans, provide assessments, develop case plans and reports, and advocate for the provision of support services. Case Manager duties include assessing, planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating actions required to meet the client's health and human services needed.

Coordinate, undertake and initiate research and policy development and provide evidence-based policy analysis and specialist advice to develop high-quality social policy, which drives reform and directly contributes to better outcomes for individuals, families, groups and communities.

Responsible for researching, applying for and gaining available Grants to enable the development of new projects/programs/services/centres and the expansion of existing projects/programs/services/centres.

The client support manager is in charge of coordinating the delivery of services to their clients, as well as assisting with general business development and client management. They may be in charge of setting up a customer service policy.

ICT Managers plan, organise, direct, control and coordinate the acquisition, development, maintenance and use of computer and telecommunication systems within organisations. You usually need a bachelor degree in an ICT field and extensive experience in the ICT industry to work as an ICT Manager.

An EA (Executive Assistant) is almost like a business assistant for a CEO or other high-profile individual. They're required to think more strategically, offering more in-depth project support as opposed to admin work and general office tasks