Found 163 volunteering opportunities in Sydney City

Do you have excellent communication and/or customer service skills and able to trouble shoot as needed? We are looking for volunteers who are passionate about helping our families, who attend The Bandaged Bear Outpatients at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, to have a positive and seamless patient journey in relation to their outpatient appointment.

Join an AYCC action group and be part of a movement of young people, fighting for climate justice. Together we can push back against funding for dirty gas expansion, and champion climate solutions for our communities. This is your chance to take the next step for climate justice & level up your skills at the same time.

Join an AYCC action group and be part of a movement of young people, fighting for climate justice. Together we can push back against funding for dirty gas expansion, and champion climate solutions for our communities. This is your chance to take the next step for climate justice & level up your skills at the same time.

HammondCare Neringah Hospital is located on Sydney's North Shore offering palliative care services. We're searching for someone to volunteer their time and skills to provide arts program support to the Arts on Prescription team at Neringah Hospital.

Charlie Teo Foundation is seeking out around 30 fantastic people to volunteer at our signature fundraising event of the year, the Rebel Ball. To be held at W Hotel, Darling Harbour, Sydney. We are looking for people who are keen motivators and organised. Some experience in fundraising events, sales or customer service is required. The night is about raising vital funds for brain cancer research, whilst experiencing the glitz and glamour of this exclusive party with a purpose!

Help create low maintenance gardens for people who are older or people with disability. No experience necessary. Basic English required to follow instructions.

If you are a professional Massage Therapists your valuable skills are required to provide hands on care for staff, patients and carers.

We offer volunteers an opportunity to draw on their diverse range of skills, to enhance the care we provide and make a meaningful contribution to the lives of our patients and families within the health care environment.

Are you a trained hairdresser with some spare time during the week?

Are you interested in the therapeutic benefits of music in a palliative care setting for patient's relaxation and enjoyment? The Reverie Harp is a small, handcrafted, and easy-to-play musical instrument designed for therapeutic purposes. Its soothing, melodic tones promote relaxation, emotional comfort, and stress reduction.

Are you a nurse passionate about working with children and seeking a distinctive opportunity to enhance your experience with a rare condition? Camp Footloose invites you to apply for the role of camp nurse for our October 2024 camp.

The co-facilitator of a pain support group (PSG) for the Greater Sydney Region helps the group to: share their experiences of living with chronic pain, educate the group about self-management techniques and to effectively use healthcare settings. The PSG provides an avenue for people with pain to socialise with others and reduce the isolation of chronic pain. The group meets online once a month for 1.5 to 2 hours.

The Clinic Outreach Volunteer is a pivotal role designed to promote the My Eyes service directly to patients at local eye injection clinics. The My Eyes service offers essential post-clinic support for people living with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) by providing guidance, emotional support, and practical assistance to navigate their diagnosis and everyday challenges.

Sydney City Farm Volunteer farm educators assist at weekend workshops where city residents learn about growing fresh food. Volunteer farm educators welcome and orient visitors to seasonal community events at the farm in Sydney Park. Our education team members are friendly, enthusiastic, willing to lend a hand and keen to learn new skills.

The Macular Disease Foundation of Australia (MDFA) is the national peak body representing the macular disease community.  Our four pillars of work include:  prevention and early detection, supporting the community to live optimally with macular conditions, systemic advocacy and research.  There are an estimated 1.4m Australians with some evidence of age-related macular degeneration, which is the most common macular disease.

The Macular Disease Foundation of Australia (MDFA) is the national peak body representing the macular disease community.  Our four pillars of work include:  prevention and early detection, supporting the community to live optimally with macular conditions, systemic advocacy and research.  There are an estimated 1.4m Australians with some evidence of age-related macular degeneration, which is the most common macular disease.

Relay For Life is a community fundraising event recognising and celebrating local cancer survivors, those going through a cancer experience, carers, and which also remembers loved ones. We need volunteers, like you, to join us on Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th May 2024.

Volunteers are needed for a project to regenerate a severely degraded section of Lane Cove National Park. This work site is accessed through the locked gate on Pittwater Rd East Ryde just south of the Rene Street roundabout. The work will benefit the local flora and fauna and the walkers using the Great North Walk. No experience needed and all are welcome and a qualified bushregenaeration trainer will assist the group for the first seven months.

This group meets at the reserve entry point to the trail at 201 Pittwater Road, East Ryde. The group meets every Monday and Saturday 8:00am to 10:30am; volunteers can come to both or either day. There is much work to be done. We are well supplied and supported by the Lane Cove National Park bush care coordinator. Come along and help us make this reserve even more beautiful.

This bushcare group is supported by Lane Cove National Park. It meets on the second Sunday morning of each month in West Pymble and welcomes new members. Work involves removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.