Found 11 volunteering opportunities in Canberra City

Would you like to work one on one with a migrant or refugee to help them with their language and cultural needs? Our volunteers help people to become more independent and to learn how to communicate in the English language.

This volunteer position enables Land Of Welcome to • Establish a report with people sharing the values of Land of Welcome • Build their desire to attend Land of Welcome picnics and support the organisation’s activities, fundraising • Contribute to volunteer engagement Your contribution to the achievement of Land Of Welcome’s objectives will be recognized by a formal certificate of appreciation. A job well done may open new opportunities for you with people within our network who might benefit

About the role This volunteer position enables Land Of Welcome to • Welcome email subscribers and nurture their engagement • Attract a broader range of people from highly supportive of people seeking asylum to less supportive. Your contribution to the achievement of Land Of Welcome’s objectives will be recognized by a formal certificate of appreciation. A job well done may open new opportunities for you with people within our network who might benefit from your skills.

This volunteer position enables Land Of Welcome to • become more successful in engaging with other organisations. • increase attendance at picnics by both new and settled Australians • develop volunteer involvement between picnics • build a coherent and trusted brand • Facilitate social change and make Australia more compassionate to people seeking asylum Your contribution to the achievement of Land Of Welcome’s objectives will be recognized by a formal certificate of appreciation.

This volunteer position enables Land Of Welcome to • To assist people develop their listening, leadership and teamwork skills and assist the group become a tight knit group around shared ideals values and vision.. Your contribution to the achievement of Land Of Welcome’s objectives will be recognized by a formal certificate of appreciation. A job well done may open new opportunities for you with people within our network who might benefit from your skills.

The Racial Justice Centre (RJC) is looking for a volunteer Book keeper who is dedicated to eliminating racism and racial injustice. Reporting to the Finance Manager, you will be responsible for payroll, AIS, and the development, implementation and management of the financial requirements for the organisation under the supervision of the Finance Manager. Your duties include managing the Xero accounts, payroll and coordinating all finance related items.

The Racial Justice Centre (RJC) is looking for a volunteer Salesforce Administrator who is supportive and believes in our cause to eliminate racism and racial injustice. Working with the Operations Manager, you will help to design and manage Salesforce to support RJC’s Operations.

The Racial Justice Centre (RJC) is looking for a People & Culture Lead who is dedicated to eliminating racism and racial injustice. You will be responsible for recruiting, onboarding and training new volunteers and leading the development of organisational culture.

The Racial Justice Centre (RJC) is looking for a volunteer Finance Manager or Accountant who is dedicated to eliminating racism and racial injustice. You will be responsible for the development, implementation and management of the financial requirements for the organisation. Your duties include managing the Xero accounts, submissions to ACNC and the ATO, assisting with insurance and taxation, and coordinating all finance related items.

Our charity is assisting an elderly man, who has lived an incredible life, to finish the final volume of his trilogy memoir. See No Snowflake 1 & No Snowflake 2 by A Baddon. We need to help him find photos of key people he mentions.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate. Community Visitors are the eyes and ears of the community and perform an important role of upholding the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness who are living in supported care.