Found 8 volunteering opportunities in Perth City

Provide companionship and support to aged care clients and people with a disability at the Harold Hawthorne Community Centre. Assist with transportation (using a small bus) on outings and activities.

Do you love to chat? Are you passionate about enriching the lives of those who maybe considered frail, vulnerable or socially isolated? ECHO Community Services is looking for fabulous volunteers who can give us their time to assist our clients on our bus outings and/or in our Day Centre where we run a special program for clients with Dementia.

The Community Visitor Scheme is a Federal Government initiative established to promote links between people living in an aged care facility and their local community. The aim of the scheme is to improve residents' quality of life for those who have limited family, cultural and social contact and may be at risk of social isolation.

The Community Visitor Scheme is a Federal Government initiative established to promote links between people living in an aged care facility and their local community. The aim of the scheme is to improve residents' quality of life for those who have limited family, cultural and social contact and may be at risk of social isolation.

Do you love chatting to people and lending a hand? Can you spare some time to accompany our seniors on a day out? They have been isolated long enough!!!! People Who Care provide support to enable elderly people to live independently in their own homes. This includes social outings which allows them to socialise and meet up with their friends.

Would you like to help people get where they need to go? Assist with providing Transport Services for our consumers using Harold Hawthorne Community Centre vehicles, on Thursday and /or Fridays.

SHINE are seeking driver's for client transports in the lower northern metro area of Perth. This can be on a regular basis or just from time to time.

The Community Visitor Scheme is a Federal Government initiative established to promote links between people living in an aged care facility and their local community. The aim of the scheme is to improve residents' quality of life for those who have limited family, cultural and social contact and may be at risk of social isolation.