Found 14 volunteering opportunities in Perth City

Do you have one hour a fortnight? Loneliness is one of the biggest challenges we face as we age. Can you spare just an hour a fortnight to visit an isolated senior? Do you speak a second language? We have a waiting list of culturally and linguistically diverse, and LGBTQI+ clients who would love some company. A friendly smile and a caring conversation can make a huge difference. Volunteer with us.

Would you like to use your spare time during the week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at Early Learning Centre in Piara Waters.

Would you like to give some of your time to help busy mums with their playgroup activities? If so this volunteering role may be just what you are looking for.

Would you like to use your spare time during the week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at Early Learning Centre in Kelmscott.

Spearwood Sea Star Girl Guides are seeking women to be Girl Guide Leaders or Unit Helpers in their Unit. The Unit meets weekly on Wednesdays during school term from 4.30pm - 6pm and caters for girls between the ages of 6 and 10. Girl Guide leaders are role models that provide support to young girls to help them discover their potential as young leaders of their world. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteering jobs around!

Carine Friendship Girl Guides are seeking women to become Girl Guide Leaders at their Unit. The Unit meets for 1.5 hours on Tuesday afternoon from 4:30pm-6.00pm and caters for girls between the ages of 6 and 10. Girl Guide Leaders are role models that provide support to young girls to help them discover their potential as young leaders of their world. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteering jobs around!

Carlisle Starlight Girl Guides are seeking women to be Girl Guide Leaders or Unit Helpers in their Unit. The Unit meets weekly on Fridays during school term from 4.30pm - 6pm and caters for girls between the ages of 5 and 10. Girl Guide leaders are role models that provide support to young girls to help them discover their potential as young leaders of their world. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteering jobs around!

Padbury Adventure Girl Guides is seeking women to become Guide Leaders or Unit Helpers at their Unit. The Unit meets for 2 hours on Monday from 5.30pm - 7.30pm and caters for girls aged 9 to 17. Girl Guide leaders are role models that provide support to young girls to help them discover their potential as young leaders of their world. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteering jobs around!

Duncraig Outdoor Girl Guides are seeking women to become Guide Leaders or Unit Helpers at their Unit. The Unit meets for 2 hours on Mondays from 5.45pm - 7.45pm during the school term and caters for girls ages 9 to 14. Girl Guide leaders are role models that provide support to young girls to help them discover their potential as young leaders of their world. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteering jobs around!

South Perth Girl Guides are seeking women to become Girl Guide Leaders or Helpers at their Units. The Units meet for 1.5 hours on Monday or Tuesday after school and in the evening. The Units caters for girls between the ages of 5 and 17. Girl Guide Leaders are role models that provide support to young girls to help them discover their potential as young leaders of their world. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteering jobs around!

Would you like to use your spare time during the week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at Early Learning Centre in Seville Grove.

Volunteers are needed to offer mentoring and tutoring support to children from refugee backgrounds at their schools. Refugee children often feel isolated and anxious and subsequently withdraw from classroom participation 3 hours per week.

Are you interested in in the welfare of older people. Umbrella Multicultural Community Care are looking to place Community Visitor Volunteers with our senior clients from the CaLD and LGBTQIA+ communities to provide friendship and companionship with the aim to reduce isolation.

We provide lost child stops and family meeting points, which act as a trusted meeting place and provide safe refuge for children who become lost. They are also a point for parents to collect free Constable Care safety wristbands to write their contact details on in case of an emergency. Our service increases community safety and reduces risk and trauma for children attending popular events.