Found 67 volunteering opportunities in South Australia SA

As a Volunteer Phone Operator, you will work as part of a team under the direction of the Fauna Rescue Hotline Coordinator.

Provide care for cats by cleaning cat living areas, changing kitty litter, replenishing food and water, and providing social contact with animals being cared for.

Animal Care Support Volunteers provide efficient & effective administrative support, as well as ensure customers experience exceeds expectations by delivering high quality service. Do you care about the welfare of animals? Do you have administration skills? Do you like to provide high quality customer service? Are you aged 18, or older? Well, if you answered yes... this is the role for you...

Animal Care Volunteers assist with providing care, rehabilitation and enrichment to animals. Our animal care volunteers will interact with animals using positive reinforcement animal handling techniques, learning skills from our experienced team members. Whilst providing support and care to our animals, our volunteers will also positively engage with customers ensuring they receive an engaging and educational experience.

Gardening & Maintenance Volunteers are key to assisting the RSPCA South Australia team in maintaining their outdoor grounds, plants and trees. Their team performs a range of general maintenance tasks, performs routine inspections of premises and equipment. Working with tools and basic light machinery performing preventative maintenance, handling basic repairs, prepare walls and other surfaces for painting etc.

Would you like to be part of a re-vegetation program aimed at building knowledge, skills & a team specialising in re-vegetation that supports koalas & echnidnas & the greater biodiversity that supports the ecosystems they rely on? If this sounds interesting please read the instructions within the detailed description of this advert to provide Southern Koala & Echidna Rescue the information they need to get to know you!

Would you like to be part of wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, research & re-vegetation activities across the southern metropolitan region? Being 100% volunteer run, Southern Koala & Echidna Rescue provide the community with 24/7 advice & help with all wildlife - specialising in koalas and echidnas. If this sounds interesting please read the instructions within the detailed description of this advert to provide Southern Koala & Echidna Rescue the information they need to get to know you!

Do you have the ability to implement short, medium, long-term & project-based corporate sponsorship & strategies to meet the need for cash & in-kind sponsorships? Are you able to attract & retain sponsors/partners? Can you build relationships with key corporates? If this sounds interesting & within your skillset & experience gained, please read the instructions within the detailed description of this advert to provide Southern Koala & Echidna Rescue the information they need to get to know you

Do you have demonstrated experience in planning, budgeting, delivering & reporting on fundraising & marketing in the not for profit sector? What about demonstrated expertise with databases & online research tools? If this sounds interesting & within your skillset & experience gained, please read the instructions within the longer description of this advert to provide Southern Koala & Echidna Rescue the information they need to get to know you!

As a volunteer Resolution Officer, you will be responsible for receiving, assessing, investigating and responding to complaints or concerns from members of Fauna Rescue. Reporting to the Chairperson, this role will facilitate our goal of best practice wildlife care and support our volunteers with any matters that may arise.

The focus of this role is to provide operational oversight and leadership to all Fauna Rescue volunteers. As volunteer Operations Manager, you will be responsible for the strategic management of the organisation, driving organisational performance and ensuring best possible service and outcomes.

As volunteer Grants Officer, you will manage the Fauna Rescue Grand Program as well as identify and secure new grants and manage through to completion.

Talk Out Loud Australia is looking for a Board Member to join their Funding Committee. The role involves overseeing the organization's financial policies and procedures, designing accurate financial reports, and identifying income generation opportunities.

Talk Out Loud Australia is seeking a committed and passionate individual to join their Board of Directors as a non-executive Board Member.

Talk Out Loud (TOL) empowers young people to make positive life choices and become actively involved in their community. The Fundraising Manager leads the organisation’s fundraising activities and events. They are responsible for the relevant strategy for growing TOL's income from the public, philanthropic and corporate sectors.

The role of Nest Box Coordinator is primarily to support and engage members to assist in the construction of pre-cut flat packed nest boxes and provide our Wildlife Carers with boxes for the release of their animals.

Wildlife Welfare Organisation (WWO) is a volunteer based, not for profit organisation providing a free 24/7 community service committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. We provide an important social and humanitarian response to wildlife injuries caused, in the main, by human impact.

Wildlife Welfare Organisation is a volunteer based, not for profit organisation providing a free 24/7 community service committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. We are currently needing wildlife rescue ambulance drivers to transport injured and orphaned wildlife to and from our rescue centre and treatment locations.

The Wildlife Welfare Organisation (WWO) is looking for a motivated and energetic volunteer to take overall responsibility for Managing our two fundraising Op Shops in Goolwa and Victor Harbor. Each year WWO rescues and rehabilitates over 1000 injured native birds and animals on the Fleurieu Peninsula and the lower Murray, and our Op Shops are a vital part of our fundraising efforts to support our work.

We are a volunteer based, not for profit organisation providing a free 24/7 community service committed to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife on the Southern Fleurieu Peninsula. 100% of money raised through our op shops goes to rescuing and rehabilitating wildlife. Our two Op shops located in Victor Harbor and Goolwa are looking for more fun loving and happy volunteers to join our team.