Found 14 volunteering opportunities in Hobart City

Do you enjoy connecting and helping people? With our ongoing redevelopments, it is sometimes intimidating for our visitors to find where they need to go within the hospital or to offsite outpatient clinic locations. Our Guiding Volunteers provide visitors with practical assistance helping alleviate those feelings of being overwhelmed and stressed helping them to get to their appointment on time or find a friend or relative.

Do you have a friendly and caring manner? Like working in a fast-paced environment? Join our ED Volunteer Team to help reduce patients, their families, and carers' anxiety while they are in the ED waiting room for treatment.

Help us make a difference... We are looking for ten new volunteers to provide beverages and social support to patients who are waiting to attend appointments at the Wellington clinics.

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!

Join our team as a Career Service Coordinator and make a meaningful impact! As a volunteer, you'll engage in empowering job seekers through personalised job search strategy calls, offering invaluable career advice, conducting comprehensive CV reviews, and more. Your contribution will directly support individuals in their journey toward professional success. Join us in shaping brighter futures today.

If you are passionate about educating and guiding less fortunate high school students and want to make an impact on communities that need it the most, please read on! When studying for the HSC, it can often feel as though receiving private tutoring is a huge leg up towards achieving your academic goals. The question this led us to was: Is it a disadvantage for students whose families can’t afford tutoring, or don’t have the time to help their children with study?

Western Health are seeking members of the community to review and provide feedback on documents/education materials developed by staff. Your input ensures information provided to patients, visitors and the community is informative, easy to understand and easy to read.

League of Latin American Migrants Australia (LLAMA) is looking for facilitators for free online English sessions. The sessions are aimed at Spanish-speaking migrants and potential migrants and offer the opportunity for developing conversational and writing skills in a fun and informal way. You do not have to be a qualified teacher - just someone who is a native English speaker interested in participating in the vibrant Latino community!

It's a talent to create a newsletter that’s engaging and interesting - to promote what's going on in the community and also be informative. It's challenging to retain and increase readership. It takes creativity and innovation plus great writing to make sure that it's read and not just deleted or discarded. Can you spare some time to raise the profile of a local charity and make our newsletter not "as dry as dog biscuits"? If this sounds like you - we'd love to hear from you.

Are you a patient, carer, family or community member living in the Eastern region - Maroondah, Whitehorse, Boroondara, Yarra Ranges, Knox and Manningham? Are you passionate about ensuring healthcare meets the needs of you, your family, or your community? If so, join the Eastern Health Consumer Participation program. This is your chance to contribute to change.

The brave solo refugee Mums who make SchoolKits for Congo also make beautiful buntings from bright African fabrics, and teach other Mums to do the same. We sell them in Australia and return the proceeds to the makers so that they can pay the school fees for their children to be educated. We are looking for stallholders who could add a product to their range, and for representatives who can show buntings to potential retailers and customers.

SchoolKits for Congo seek Student Advocates to invite their own school communities to engage in meaningful and rewarding global giving. Advocates will present the program to decision-makers, show them the positive impact that involvement can have on both givers and receivers, and connect them with the resources necessary to complete the first gift cycle. Advocates may also assist with local publicity for the event. Advocates may be current school students or recent graduates.

Are you a citizen scientist who is willing to contribute to scientific research? FluTracking Australia needs more participants to track COVID-19 and flu in your local community. This involves filling out a simple weekly survey, which you will receive via email each Monday morning, that takes less than 30 seconds to complete.

Do you love organising events and ideally have experience with fundraising. If you are looking to give back and would like to positively impact people living with cancer then we would love to hear from you.