Found 37 Companionship & Social Support volunteering opportunities in Perth City

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Cancer Council WA is seeking volunteers with a sensitive and caring nature to provide support and assistance to cancer patients with the temporary management of hair loss associated with cancer treatment. Volunteers assist clients to select, fit and care for headwear that they feel most comfortable with.

We are seeking several volunteers to help patients with directions, provide information on the many Cancer Council supportive care services available and to provide a listening ear when needed..

We believe that every patient deserves to feel supported and cared for during their healthcare journey. Hollywood Hospital seeking volunteers to provide 1:1 companionship to patients, company and support to patients when their meals are delivered on the ward, and support in some of our activity groups and therapy sessions.

General Volunteers operate in departments within the hospital based on their experience and/or interest. The volunteers will carry out a range of activities designed to support patients and their visitors during their stay at the hospital. A volunteer has the opportunity to have a more ongoing interaction with a particular ward or clinical service

Breastfeeding counsellors are trained volunteers who offer breastfeeding information and mother-to-mother support to women whose babies are breastfeeding and to their families. Their area of expertise is breastfeeding support. The counsellors have to have breastfed at least one baby for a minimum of 6 months and hold a current Certificate IV in Breastfeeding Education (Counselling) (or equivalent) and have to complete ongoing training to up d ate their knowledge and skills.

We are a growing not-for-profit organisation that provides haircuts, free of charge and free of judgement, to Australians experiencing homelessness and poverty. A haircut may seem small, but it can have a positive impact on a person's self-esteem and wellbeing. It could be the confidence boost someone needs to apply for accommodation or for a job. Our aim is to give 15,000 free haircuts and positive community connections per year by 2025. That’s where you come in.

Make a difference for the Homeless Community The Tranby Engagement Hub offers a range of crucial support services for people experiencing homelessness. People utilising the hub can have a meal, shower, use the computers and access wrap-around-support from visiting agencies including medical, legal, counselling and advocacy support services.

The Tranby Engagement Hub offers a range of crucial support services for people experiencing homelessness. People utilising the hub can have a meal, shower, use the computers and access wrap-around-support from visiting agencies including medical, legal, counselling and advocacy support services.

Make a difference for the Homeless Community The Tranby Engagement Hub offers a range of crucial support services for people experiencing homelessness. People utilising the hub can have a meal, shower, use the computers and access wrap-around-support from visiting agencies including medical, legal, counselling and advocacy support services.

We are looking for a beauty therapist of any kind to assist in giving seniors a special pampering session with facials, haircuts or manicures

MDFA's Peer Support Groups provide a safe and welcoming space for people living with aged-related macular degeneration to share their stories and ask questions of their peers. The Peer Support Facilitator role is well suited to someone with good communications skills and confidence in public speaking. Ideally you will have experience facilitating a peer support group and/or demonstrate the ability to lead a balanced discussion.

We require volunteers to offer arts and crafts to patients and their families.

We require volunteers to provide massages to patients and their families.

Are you a qualified podiatrist, masseuse, physiotherapist or dentist with a couple of hours per month to spare? St. Patricks are looking for volunteers to work with homeless people at their health and oral health clinics which are run in the mornings Monday to Friday.

The group of volunteers, called 'The Friends' are like minded people of all ages and backgrounds who "like to help". Friendships are formed. Often it is found all that is needed is a sympathetic ear and words of encouragement and cheer. To allay the apprehension of those who find strangeness and loneliness in their new hospital surroundings, the volunteers visit inpatients, escort new patients and visitors to appointments, provide comfort, always with a kind word or gesture and good cheer.

The Ellenbrook Mile promotes mental and physical wellbeing in the Ellenbrook and surrounds area. We are seeking Information Officers for our quirky kiosk in Ellenbrook Shopping Centre. You will be helping enquirers get connected to local services who are seeking information on local NFP, services or clubs. We love people with creative ideas to engage others. If this sounds like you- then please consider applying for this role.

The Voluntary Transport team is a lifeline for patients who have no other way of getting to our hospital. Our team picks up and drops off patients at Royal Perth Hospital. We also help patients to get from the Voluntary Transport vehicle to their appointment in the hospital building. We are always looking for new volunteers. If you interested in becoming a driver, please contact the Voluntary Transport Team. 9224 2054

We believe that every patient deserves to feel supported and cared for during their healthcare journey. Our Patient Support Volunteers play a vital role in making that happen. Make a difference in the lives of patients and families at Hollywood Private Hospital! Join our dedicated team of Patient Support Volunteers

This research project is aiming to enhance the hospital environment to help patients with aphasia communicate and recover after a stroke.