Found 99 Counselling & Help Line volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

Conduct interviews and provide information, support and advice to people experience hardship. Including provision of emergency relief and referrals to assist people in crisis.

We are seeking Greek speaking volunteers who can speak conversational Greek and English to work on our HOW-R-U program making friendly regular calls. This is an important opportunity to support people in the community who are experiencing loneliness or isolation.

We are seeking Assyrian speaking volunteers who can speak conversational Assyrian and English to work on our HOW-R-U program making friendly regular calls. This is an important opportunity to support people in the community who are experiencing loneliness or isolation.

We are seeking Italian speaking volunteers who can speak conversational Italian and English to work on our HOW-R-U program making friendly regular calls. This is an important opportunity to support people in the community who are experiencing loneliness or isolation.

We are seeking Turkish speaking volunteers who can speak conversational Turkish and English to work on our HOW-R-U program making friendly regular calls. This is an important opportunity to support people in the community who are experiencing loneliness or isolation.

We are seeking Arabic speaking volunteers who can speak conversational Arabic and English to work on our HOW-R-U program making friendly regular calls. This is an important opportunity to support people in the community who are experiencing loneliness or isolation.

• Calling all Quiz Masters • Do want to volunteer from the comfort of your own home? Quiz Mania is an opportunity for our older clients to work their grey matter, test their knowledge and keep their neurons firing!

The Family Drug Helpline provides information, support and referrals to people who have someone in their life using alcohol or other drugs. The helpline is staffed by volunteers and is based in Carnegie, Victoria. This is a peer support role, fulfilled by people who have personal experience of being impacted by someone’s substance use. This lived experience is the key selection criteria.

As a volunteer on the Family Drug Helpline you will support people who are impacted by someone else’s drug or alcohol use by offering information, referrals and support over the telephone. You will have lived experience of a loved one with a substance dependency

PANDA is seeking Peer Support Volunteers to work on its National Helpline. The National Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Helpline provides support, information, counselling and referral to people experiencing perinatal anxiety and depression.

Can you provide telephone peer support to people who are in the process of recovering from problem gambling behavior or related to others who are being impacted by someone else’s problem gambling? You will need to be Chinese speaking for this volunteer role.

Do you have community services, social work training and/or experience and would like to further your skills or assist vulnerable members of the community in ways that are respectful of diverse life experiences, maintains dignity and encourages self-reliance. Prahran Citizens Advice Bureau is seeking friendly and compassionate people who like helping others and wish to make a positive impact in the local community.

As a Peer Connections Volunteer you will use lived experience of gambling harm to provide peer support to community members still struggling/affected by gambling, through advice and support.

WIRE Women's Information requires volunteers to provide support, referrals and information to Victorian Women in the Women's Support Room and walk-in centre.

Seeking flexible, patient and reliable volunteers to mentor young people, through engaging in negotiated recreational activities for a couple of hours per fortnight. Activities may include walking in the park, visiting the local library, attending festivals, playing sports, cooking or going for a drive together.

Our Crisis Support Service needs YOU now! - Running Food Stalls (includes set up and pack away) - Rescuing Food - Pick ups from Food Banks - Deliveries - Client Liaison and Support - Handyman skills - Food Preparation - Sorting Donations - Website and online support - Grant writing

Mental Health Support Workers are qualified social workers and nurses who specialise in helping those with a range of mental health problems such as anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.

Community Development Officers will work with our club to help communities identify projects and enact on them. Often a Community Development Officer are involved with assessing and assisting within community and aiming to address those needs by working with organisations, council, and by gaining community input.

The Vice President's role is to support the President and to 'step up' into the position if the President is absent. In many clubs, the Vice President will progress into the role of President the following year, so it is a good opportunity to learn the job by watching and helping the President.

LEO's work together to deliver projects that will help to make the world a better place! LEO' s serve their communities; gain experience; learn new skills; have fun; make friends; develop teams; become leaders; seize opportunities; build a better future. Lions and LEO Club Members making a difference throughout the world every day, one Lion/LEO at a time. There is no greater feeling than making a positive impact on someone's life!