Found 60 volunteering opportunities in Canberra City

The Japanese Film Festival (JFF) returns to Canberra on 24 September – 13 October, and is seeking a passionate candidate to join the team as a Coordinator. This is an exciting opportunity to work behind-the-scenes for the JFF and gain valuable professional experience. The Coordinator will be responsible for researching contacts for local promotions, recruiting and managing volunteers, and assisting staff during the film festival Opening Night. This is a semi-volunteer position.

Any volunteer mechanics who would like to help us fix cars and train disadvantaged people in the skills to maintain a car would be appreciated. We have a car program where our program participants earn the chance to buy a fixed up car so they can undertake meaningful employment in the future.

Calling all Oromo speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Red Nose Day is our headline fundraising campaign each year, raising funds to support the work of Red Nose in saving little lives and caring for bereaved families, and raising awareness for the cause. Merchandise stall holders collect cash and facilitate EFTPOS donations, and sell small merchandise. Support Red Nose funding vital programs and bereavement care services.

Red Nose Day is our headline fundraising campaign each year, raising funds to support the work of Red Nose in saving little lives and caring for bereaved families, and raising awareness for the cause. To facilitate street fundraising, we need a Street Fundraising Captain in each location to coordinate volunteer efforts, manage logistics and ensure funds are safely banked.

Our Community Outreach volunteers are the front line for the work we do to empower our community to feel comfortable talking and learning about death and dying. Community Outreach Volunteers are often the first introduction a member of the public has to Tender Funerals. As a Community Outreach Volunteer, you'll provide information, encourage discussion and conversation, and answer questions about dying and death care for the public at various events and support the organisation of those events.

Calling all Tamil speakers to help build connections between you and your community.

Calling all Tetun speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Roundabout Canberra is increasingly involved in public facing events, either to share information about what we do or to fundraise to support our operations. We are seeking to engage volunteers who are interested in these opportunities to promote and support our work to go on a mailing list to be informed when new event or public facing roles arise.

Calling all Arabic speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Assyrian speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Bengali speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Chin speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Dari speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Hazaragi speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Karen speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Oromo speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Pashto speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Pashtun speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Rohingya speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.