Found 34 Garden Maintenance volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

Volunteer at a stunning heritage property! Rippon Lea Estate is listed on the National Heritage Register as one of the finest examples of original suburban estate in Australia. A variety of roles are available, including house tour guides, garden tour guides, gardeners, events volunteers, ticketing and general information volunteers and house dusting volunteers.

Can you spare 2 hours per week to maintain our grounds, gardens and outdoor play areas? We are flexible with times and days.

In joining Collingwood Children's Farm Busy Bees Volunteer program, you get the opportunity to immerse yourself in the nature and beauty that the Farm has to offer, whilst learning about the daily operations from our experienced and passionate team. But that's not all! You’ll be rolling up your sleeves and getting your hands dirty completing some vital farm jobs. You’ll get a chance to engage with like-minded people who share your passion for plants, animals and community connection.

Darebin Urban Growers are changing our local food system making it more local, equitable and fair for everyone. We use regenerative farming methods to grow food to share with people in the Darebin area experiencing food insecurity.

We are seeking a volunteer with a passion for gardening and appropriate skills to work in and maintain our community garden and vegetable beds. Knowledge of plant & vegetable requirements and maintenance is desired.

Come and be a part of Foodbank Victoria's Foundation Brooklyn Volunteer team and help us feed the school kids of Victoria! The roles: Hamper Packer. This is an early shift commencing at 7am for all the early birds out there! You'll pack all the fresh bread that will be incorporated in the daily orders, then jump in and assist the main pick team once completed. Pick Packers- you'll be onboard at 9am to pack the days orders for the schools.

The Urban Food Program is the practical application of skills in urban food production, community gardening and relationship building.

Combine your love of gardening with the opportunity to support local communities. We are looking for someone who can dedicate a few hours per week to cultivate a community garden where the produce is distributed to local families and individuals experiencing financial hardship. If this is you, please apply!

Join us to work alongside participants who have a variety of disabilities (physical, cognitive, psychosocial/mental health) in a garden environment. You will work with participants to complete activities in the garden, or in one of the specialist programs. Volunteers may be required to undertake some physical tasks such as weeding, digging and moving plants around the site.

If you have basic gardening skills and are available any day during the week within business hours we'd love to hear from you.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE...BECOME A LION WANTIRNA LIONS CLUB - VOLUNTEER MEMBERSHIP

Help Young People who have experienced homelessness, foster a sense of connection in their community by joining a committee. Share your skills, passions and experience to send young people a powerful message, that they are worthy of someone else's time.

If you’re interested in connecting with older people who are socially isolated, we’d love to hear from you!

Join our team at the Engagement Hub! Work and learn from an incredible team to be part of our community. We provide food, a social network, fun activities, and assistance with referrals, in a place where people can feel safe and connected. Your efforts directly help consumers that need it most. Opportunities Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.