Found 122 volunteering opportunities in Sydney City

We are looking for a volunteer psychotherapist to join our amazing team. In this role you will be assisting NDIS participants in providing support and counselling to empower them to achieve their goals. This role will suit a highly motivated individual who takes pride in their work and has a passion to bring positive change in someone's life.

As a volunteer you and your volunteer colleagues will learn about the NSW Mental Health Act, in particular the role of the Mental Health Review Tribunal. To facilitate an understanding of this information for the relatives, carers and families attending a Hearing, our service supports a volunteer family support program. Specifically designed for the weekly Hearings, family provide positive feedback about the support provided.

Do you have a talent in arts and craft and would like to help patients in palliative care?

Do you have a passion for educating and helping young people? Volunteers are required to provide one on one tutoring and mentoring for primary & high schools students in the subject areas of English, Science and Maths.

Become a Board Member with SECC and grow as a person. Take on new skills and knowledge that enrich your CV, and broaden your network. As a Board Member, you contribute to your community in a meaningful way. Why not join us?

Would you like to support the Scout movement? Can you make a commitment of 3 hours per week? Come and join our team!

Happy, enthusiastic volunteers who like working with children to become Joey Scout Leaders. Joey Scouts are boys and girls aged between 6-8. Come and be a part of the fun.

Help people living with mild intellectual disabilities to enjoy a range of activities.

Come and join our team and help people with disabilities enjoy weekly Zumba classes

Come and join our team and help people with disabilities enjoy weekly swimming classes

Come and join our team and help people with disabilities enjoy weekly Basketball sessions

We would like volunteer IT Instructors to assist our organisation to help older Australians with their digital literacy.

Are you a good listener and want to learn critical skills to support someone who is struggling or experiencing crisis? Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury, based in Gordon, is recruiting now for new volunteers to join their training course in August 2023.

Help Lifeline provide life-saving support to the community and join a dedicated team.

Make a difference to the life of a young girl to grow their confidence by volunteering as a Youth Team Leader.

Do you like challenge and satisfaction of stretching your boundaries and would like to work in an all female team?

We are seeking a qualified counsellor to provide services to youth, families and individuals in order to build their resilience, mental wellbeing, and provide them with the tools required to assist them to regain control of their lives and move forward with confidence and a feeling of self esteem

Are you an experienced counsellor (eligible for registration with Psychology Board of Australia, or membership of PACFA, AASW or equivalent) looking to deepen your therapeutic approach? Mandala offers a comprehensive training course with a unique opportunity to integrate Psychodynamic theories and practical skills into your clinical practice. While there's an associated fee for the training, we provide partial scholarships based on individual circumstances. The next intake begins in July 2024.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

As one of our trained volunteer digital mentor “Tech Mates” serving the Computer Club, you’ll work alongside its founder, with a group of Digital Literacy Foundation Tech Mates and the Computer Club’s technicians, to provide one-on-one support to residents with tech issues, either in the Computer Club’s well-appointed rooms or in members’ residences.