Found 43 volunteering opportunities in Canberra City

The Program for After School Studies is targeted at young people from CALD backgrounds between the ages of 8 - 25 years old to assist with homework, reading, writing, acquiring speaking skills and study skills. Students can be tutored in a variety of subjects depending on their need. Sessions can be held face-to-face or online.

The Program for After School Studies is targeted at young people from CALD backgrounds between the ages of 8 - 25 years old to assist with homework, reading, writing, acquiring speaking skills and study skills. Students can be tutored in a variety of subjects depending on their need. Sessions can be held face-to-face or online.

Learning Clubs 2024 Choose a rewarding volunteer role which supports students experiencing poverty get the most out of their education. Join The Smith Family’s wonderful team of volunteer Learning Club tutors in 2024!

Learning Clubs 2024 Choose a rewarding volunteer role which supports students experiencing poverty get the most out of their education. Join The Smith Family’s wonderful team of volunteer Learning Club tutors in 2024!

Share your personal lived experience of a mental illness or as a carer to address stigma and educate our community on mental health and wellbeing.

Learning Clubs 2024 Choose a rewarding volunteer role which supports students experiencing poverty get the most out of their education. Join The Smith Family’s wonderful team of volunteer Learning Club tutors in 2024!

Want to discover more about our shared history? Interested in the development and importance of the National Capital? Looking for an opportunity to actively engage with community? The National Capital Authority (NCA) has opportunities for volunteers with an excitement for the Nation’s Capital and its associated history. Anzac Parade, Reconciliation Place, Blundells Cottage, Foreshore of Lake Burley Griffin, and The National Capital Exhibition are all fascinating places to interpret and explore.

Blue Gum Community School is looking for a new School Board member - someone with legal expertise/background.

Volunteer roles are opportunities for Pedal Power members and volunteers to get more engaged in the work that we do. These roles are designed to be flexible, collaborative and easy to engage with. We are calling for volunteers for the following roles: Campaigns coordinator Newsletter and Magazine assistant Web designer Member caller Bike mechanics If you would like to volunteer but are after something different, let us know how you can help via email.

Are you a young professional / student / who is looking for experience in the field and willing to commit more long term, or a recently retired professional who is ready to give back to the community and ready to commit more long term? We are seeking a skilled social marketer who is pro-active and ready to help develop the WFWP Australia’s digital platforms: websites, posters, brochures, online newsletter, social media etc. by creating engaging platforms for our audiences.

As an admin. assistant, you are a person who has experience in creative writing and editing OR has excellent English and IT skills, and loves organising and updating documents. We are seeking a young professional or student who is looking for experience in the field, OR a retired professional who wants to give back to the community. We are seeking a volunteer who is willing to commit more long term rather than a few months.

Lifeline Direct are looking for volunteers who are good listeners, compassionate, and committed to supporting others within their community so that no one has to face their darkest moments alone. Please note this is a REMOTE opportunity in NSW, VIC or NT only. Benefits include: - Belonging to Lifeline Community - Potential Career opportunities - Giving Back to Community - Making a Difference - Meeting New People - Personal and Professional Growth and Development - Practical Experience

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of the underprivileged in the slums of Nairobi? Do you have exceptional organisational and administrative skills? If so, we have the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

Basava Samiti is an international charity with online operations in Aust and New Zealand fully operated by volunteers. Our charity spans over 6000KM in geography and we have volunteers who are highly skilled, willing to train and empower other volunteers. Our motto is Engage, Educate, Empower and Enlighten. Our objective is to provide a conducive environment for all volunteers so they reach higher goals.

Basava Samiti is an international charity with online operations in Aust and New Zealand fully operated by volunteers. Our charity spans over 6000KM in geography and we have volunteers who are highly skilled, willing to train and empower other volunteers. Our motto is Engage, Educate, Empower and Enlighten. Our objective is to provide a conducive environment for all volunteers so they reach higher goals.

Basava Samiti of Asia Pacific Ltd (BSAPAC). is an Australian registered, not for profit, non-religious, non-political, international charity. The successful volunteer will assist in introducing and maintaining a strong finance culture within BSAPAC. This is an excellent opportunity to develop yourself both personally and professionally and gain valuable experience in a role that will complement your studies or career or community service.

GovHack is the largest open-data Hackathon in the Southern Hemisphere and run almost entirely by volunteers across Australia and New Zealand. It has been operating for ten years and brings together people from all walks of life, to deliver solutions to community issues by hacking, mashing and remodelling Government Open Data.

GovHack is the largest open-data Hackathon in the Southern Hemisphere and run almost entirely by volunteers across Australia and New Zealand. It has been operating for ten years and brings together people from all walks of life, to deliver solutions to community issues by hacking, mashing and remodelling Government Open Data.

GovHack is the largest open-data Hackathon in the Southern Hemisphere and run almost entirely by volunteers across Australia and New Zealand. It has been operating for ten years and brings together people from all walks of life, to deliver solutions to community issues by hacking, mashing and remodelling Government Open Data.

We are looking for individuals with: • Experience as a lower primary school teacher, with expertise in writing lesson plans across the curriculum. • Understanding and experience with the balanced literacy approach. • Knowledge and experience in behavior management and positive behavior support strategies. • Ability to implement personalised/differentiated learning methods. • Access to a computer, stable internet connection, and proficiency in using virtual communication tools.