Found 9 Trades & Maintenance volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) are seeking interested people to assist in the continued maintenance of the historic ship Polly Woodside and her surrounds. Now is your chance to join our passionate team of volunteers and enjoy being part of a once in a life opportunity to work with an historic ship.

Open House is a Christian charity organisation that has been serving the community for 50 years. We are seeking passionate gardeners who are interested in maintaining and improving the gardens and open spaces at Open House. This is a chance to think creatively, put into practice your gardening skills, get to know other people, and have fun!

Back2bikes is a social enterprise that provides bike training services and bike recycling for the community. Run by volunteers and supported by Port Phillip Council, we accept bike donations and sell recycled bikes as affordable transport. We provide - training for volunteers - bike maintaining courses - affordable bike servicing - bikes for people with special needs - bikes for people in need. i.e. asylum seekers, refugees, victims of domestic violence

The Electrical Maintenance Volunteer works alongside the Operations & Property Manager at ASRC Footscray to assist with the everyday electrical maintenance and operations of the centre.

We seek volunteers for our Bicycle Repair and Maintenance Program. Do you have good knowledge about bicycles and scooters? The Open House Bike Hut operates out of Malahang Reserve, West Heidelberg, and is a space for local park users to fix their bikes,  scooters  and skateboards.

Come and join the fabulous Woodwork Club. Your experience in wood working is needed to help the coordinator pre-cut wood and use some of the machinery to help the clients create their projects. Bring along your sense of humour and your friendly attitude because you're sure to have loads of fun in this club.

Our Technical Volunteer designs, makes or modifies aids and equipment for people with a disability or the frail aged when there is no commercial solution available. Volunteers undertake project work in their own homes and sheds using their own tools. This volunteering opportunity is also perfect for retired or still working trades people, engineers or those who simply like to tinker and invent at home.

Freedom Solutions Australia are looking for technical volunteers to design, make/modify equipment for people with a disability. If you are an engineer, tradesman, upholsterer or expert "handyperson" this could be an ideal volunteering role for you. Note, you need to access a workshop and tools as facilities aren't provided at our central office. You are able to make or modify the equipment in your own time, there are no set days or times to volunteer. It's very flexible!

Freedom Wheels is a a program that provides customised bicycles for people with disability. Each bike is individually customised to each client. We have two main roles for this program: Clinic Volunteer- assist with setting up the bikes and equipment for each client assessment. Assist our Occupational Therapist (OT) by taking off and adding on components until the client can safely ride the bike. Assembly Volunteer- Build the client's individual bike, adding on custom components as prescribed