Found 8 volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

Inclusion Melbourne is seeking patient, friendly, enthusiastic people to assist adults with disabilities to further their education and transition to community life.

Special Olympics Melbourne Inner East (MIE) is seeking one or two enthusiastic volunteers to organise, administrate and oversee our Bocce Program. The Bocce Coordinator(s) will work under the direction of the Club Sports Coordinator and State Bocce Manager. Special Olympics is a not-for-profit organisation with the primary goal of helping those with an intellectual disability to participate in sport to enhance their physical and mental wellbeing, sense of purpose and community connections.

Worthy Cause is a young charity, looking for experts willing to apply their industry experience to assist our growth and strategy. Unlike most charities, revenue from the sale of our cookies is our main funding stream, growing sales revenue will increase the reach and impact of our charitable work.

Empowered Together is on the lookout for brand new Workshop Facilitators to deliver our Consent 101 workshop to young people across Melbourne.

Join Speed Careers and make a difference in students' lives by sharing your unique career journey or study pathways. We're specifically seeking women in STEM careers, individuals with a background in Law as well as individuals from diverse backgrounds, or locals living in the area to bring a rich variety of experiences to our program.

A WEP Local Coordinator meets high school students from all over the world in this highly rewarding role. WEP coordinators are an invaluable and a very much appreciated member of the WEP Tribe. They provide support to host families, a safe space for students from all over the world and create excitement in their local community. You'll meet beautiful people within your community, other coordinators from around Australia and students from all over the world!

Special Olympics - Melbourne Eastern Ranges provides a range of sport, recreation, social and health opportunities for people with an intellectual disability to have fun, be healthy, build self esteem, demonstrate courage and make friends. We have a variety of positions available from coaching and fundraising to committee members. Activities are in the City of Knox and include athletics and swimming.

Music can heal, uplift and even transform lives but the people who need it most often have the least access to it. That is where A Sound Life comes in - we do all the legwork to make it easy for you to simply turn up and perform your music either live over Zoom or directly to patients by their bedside in hospitals. Our next Musician Training Day is happening on Sunday, April 28 from 10am-3pm at Together2, Rozelle in Sydney and via Zoom.