Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Hobart City

Hobart City Mission's Sorting Warehouse is the engine room for our Retail Op shops. Donated electrical items are sorted and sent out to stores for people to purchase, instead of sending them to landfill! Sold donations raise money to support Hobart's vulnerable community experiencing crisis.

We are seeking volunteers to assist with social media management, brochure, newsletter, and website content creation. This is an opportunity to gain experience with a national brand for someone who is currently studying or has recently completed a diploma or degree in communications/graphic design/marketing/photography.

The West Moonah Community Shed is seeking skilled supervisors to assist with the day-to-day operations of the West Moonah Community Shed.

Are you willing and able to fix small electrical items to save them from landfill? The Eastside Repair Café launched recently on Hobart’s sunny eastern shore, and is held on the last Saturday of each month. We'd love a registered/certified electrician to volunteer a few hours once a month to help us out! Don't throw it, repair it! Repair Cafes are a global movement aimed at reducing waste, sharing skills and building community.

Don't throw it, repair it! Repair Cafes are a global movement aimed at reducing waste, sharing skills and building community. The Eastside Repair Café launched recently on Hobart’s sunny eastern shore, and is held on the last Saturday of each month. We need more volunteers to help us deliver this wonderful community initiative, doing a range of roles including fixing things, sewing things and generally helping with things! Please get in touch to chat about how you can get involved.

Join us in optimising our website! You'll work to continuously improve user experience and design, ensuring a visually appealing and user-friendly experience for visitors. Strong SEO knowledge is required, as you'll help us maintain our search ranking while implementing changes.

Help our community garden reach more people through Facebook and internet to grow our brand. This in turn will increase our grant funding success so we can grow more vegetables, fruit and herbs to increase food security by feeding our community.