Found 30 volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

Mentor people who need help. Our Not-For-Profit helps disadvantaged people from very diverse backgrounds to gain work and life skills. Volunteer role.

Hotham Mission seeks in person volunteers in North Melbourne to support our young women's program, a weekly gathering for young women aged around 16-25. This program aims to develop leadership skills and embrace community while trying out fun activities. Our program is participant-led, free and operates both online and face-to-face.

We need your help in getting us connected! We are a small support group and require a person to oversee the IT support to our Hub. We are looking for a person who can help us to enhance our productivity at Google suite, encompassing free user-friendly tools Like Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets and more. If there are any IT issues we need your help speaking with our IT provider until they're solved. You will also be monitoring performance of IT equipment and computers

We are looking for a Facilitator for our French conversation classes. You will be required on any day suitable to you for an hour a week during school terms.

Are you an expert online shopper? Or seller? Are you ready to channel your e-commerce prowess towards a noble cause? Look no further! If you're well-versed in the e-commerce landscape, especially Shopify and eBay, and are ready to take charge of dynamic responsibilities, then this is your moment to shine. Embark on a fulfilling journey with us as part of our dedicated volunteer team!

Do you have 1-2 hours a week spare during school hours to help in a high school. This is commitment is for a full school year and not for people looking for full time employment.

Caulfield South Community House are seeking volunteers to help people in our local area improve their language skills.

Teaching assistance for the Homework Club, no teaching experience necessary. Online Helping children with homework and learning to study.

Homies is a special Homework Club program run by the Emerald Hill Library. It offers one-on-one tutoring and mentoring for Primary School aged children, particularly those from a disadvantaged background. It's aim is to improve educational outcomes through learning assistance, provide supportive role models in its volunteers and create a positive social environment for the students.

Every day of the year, Sacred Heart Mission assists hundreds of people who are experiencing homelessness or disadvantage to find shelter, food, care and support. Through our wide-ranging homelessness services, research and innovation we strongly advocate for an inclusive, fair and compassionate community where people can overcome disadvantage and trauma.

Every day of the year, Sacred Heart Mission assists hundreds of people who are experiencing homelessness or disadvantage to find shelter, food, care and support. Through our wide-ranging homelessness services, research and innovation we strongly advocate for an inclusive, fair and compassionate community where people can overcome disadvantage and trauma.

A variety of volunteer roles are available from time to time at this Community House

This Sewing Class assistant role will support individuals to gain sewing skills and assist the teacher to run the class smoothly. This volunteer position is supervised by Sewing Teacher/ Paras Christou: Coordinator Mernda Community House

The volunteer homework club tutor provides educational support after school hours to students enrolled at Thomastown West Primary School. A significant number of these students come from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Volunteer homework Club tutors support students with their homework tasks and develop positive relationships.

The Women’s Driving Program will be delivered by Whittlesea Community Connections. This program is available to women from migrant and refugee communities living in Whittlesea and its surrounds, who want to learn how to drive and apply for a Victorian driver’s license. The Women’s Driving Program will be delivered by Whittlesea Community Connections. This program is available to women from migrant and refugee communities living in Whittlesea and its surrounds.

The Family Learning Club is a program for Children at Thomastown Meadows Primary School and their families; providing families with the tools and support to assist their children with their literacy skills, whilst engaging children in learning behaviours. The program support worker provides educational support after school hours to students and their families that participate in the “Family Learning Club” program.

The school time activity club aims to give students enrolled at Thomastown West Primary school additional educational support through a range of engaging activities. Through the below activities volunteers support students through their learning and development -Young Voices in Media: Students plan, record and develop their own podcast ;STEAM: Students use modular electronic kits to make their own creations and other fun science projects and a fun reading club.

A Helping Hand in Clayton is an innovative new project by Dixon House Neighbourhood Centre commencing in July 2022. It's purpose is to provide practical support to low-income individuals facing barriers due to literacy or digital literacy. The program will have the oversight of Dixon House staff but will be staffed by volunteers with an interest, experience, or education in the welfare sector.

Would you like to help make a difference! Banyule Community Support and Information Centre (BANSIC) is seeking someone to develop and build their online presence through social media and it could be you!

The volunteer chess tutor provides chess training in how to play, technique and strategy, during school hours to Grade 3-6 students enrolled in Thomastown West Primary School. A significant number of these students come from disadvantaged, culturally and linguistically diverse communities.