Found 49 Mediation & Advocacy volunteering opportunities in New South Wales NSW

Join our team as a Volunteer Communications Assistant! Assist our Policy and Advocacy team in amplifying our community's voice. Reporting to Community Advocacy Lead, this position is based in our Erina Office.

Passionate storyteller wanted! Help shape our advocacy efforts by creating engaging content that amplifies personal cancer stories. This position is based in our Erina Office.

Passionate about community advocacy? Reporting to Community Advocacy Lead, this position is for someone who wants to work remotely or in our Erina Fair office, once a fortnight for 4 hours, and contribute to positive change.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Become a Board Member with SECC and grow as a person. Take on new skills and knowledge that enrich your CV, and broaden your network. As a Board Member, you contribute to your community in a meaningful way. Why not join us?

Are you looking for a long term volunteer role and benefit people plus the environment at the same time?

Double the impact on families & early childhood development. Join our passionate Board! (Volunteer)

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

Many families and individuals are struggling with the cost of living crisis. Our Mount Druitt Anglicare Food & Financial Assistance program is passionate about helping those who are in financial stress and we need your help. Read on if this interests you ..

Did you know that your warm people skills and willingness to volunteer can help others - especially those struggling to put food on the table! We would love to have you as part of our wonderful Mt Druitt Team, helping clients from a diverse range of backgrounds with food assistance.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate. Community Visitors perform an important role of upholding and maintaining the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness who are living in supported accommodation facilities.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate.

As a Local Coordinator, you will provide additional support to a High School Exchange student from overseas who is living with a host family and attending High School in your local community. A Local Coordinator must live within 2 hours of where a student is living. If you are interested in other cultures, young people and families, this role is perfect for you. You may have been an exchange student or host family yourself - but that is not a requirement.

At Central Coast ARAFMI, our qualified carer and mental health lived-experience staff walk alongside individuals and their families, providing personalised, flexible support during their mental health journey. We are looking for someone to help our clients with meditation sessions both at our Bateau Bay and Narara locations. ***To be referred to this role an interview with Volunteering Central Coast is required. You will be contacted soon to arrange a mutually convenient time and place. ***