Found 29 Disability Support volunteering opportunities in Sydney City

As a Social Inclusion Volunteer, you will meet elderly people and people with disability to support them in various roles. Volunteering is a two way street where your volunteer journey will bring you purpose and a sense of reward as you make a difference through your volunteer tasks and responsibilities.

We are looking for Meals on Wheels Volunteer Helpers who have a desire to make a real difference in their community. You will be working together with the driver to deliver nutritious meals to people who can't cook for themselves. It is a mandatory requirement according to Public Health Orders for volunteers to provide evidence of their COVID-19 and booster registration certificate.

Meals on Wheels deliver meals to older people and people with disabilities living in the Parramatta LGA on week day mornings. Drivers are responsible for driving to our Hunter Street office then to customers homes with a helper. Volunteers will need to have a full licence and own comprehensively insured car. It is a mandatory requirement, according to Public Health Orders, for volunteers to provide evidence of their COVID-19 vaccines and booster vaccine registration certificate.

Very special volunteers are required to visit patients and their families in a home environment and provide companionship to the patient and respite for the carer.

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

Volunteers are required to provide assistance with social activities to adults with a disability at Chatswood Youth Centre.

Come and make a real difference to the lives of members of your community living with a disability. JDay program is designed around assisting clients to make the transition to a better lifestyle

Community Wheels Inc.(CWI) located in Northmead, is a non-profit community transport organization operating the Parramatta and Cumberland Council area. CWI offers accessible and affordable transport solutions for transport disadvantaged, frail and aged. CWI is looking for volunteer drivers to join our team to provide a friendly and safe transport service to our clients.

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 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.

Stroke Recovery Clubs/Groups are a meeting place for people to share their knowledge and experiences of Stroke. They are an excellent source of companionship for individuals affected by Stroke including family and carers and are coordinated and managed by members of the group.

Are you passionate about driving positive change? Join Our Advisory Committee and make an impact with Church Grounds. We’re looking for dedicated professionals who can help us shape the future of our Work Integration Social Enterprise (WISE).

Make a difference in the lives of people that are blind or have low vision! Our Ashfield team of Client Service Providers are seeking the support of a Retail Sales Wizz, someone who is friendly comfortable using the phone and chatting with our Blind and Low Vision clients. Retail experience would be ideal especially within the not for profit or disability sector.

Make a difference in the lives of people that are blind or have low vision! Our Sydney team of Client Service Providers are seeking the support of a Retail Sales Wizz, someone who is friendly comfortable using the phone and chatting with our Blind and Low Vision clients. Retail experience would be ideal especially within the not for profit or disability sector.

Stroke Recovery Clubs/Groups are a meeting place for people to share their knowledge and experiences of Stroke. They are an excellent source of companionship for individuals affected by Stroke including family and carers and are coordinated and managed by members of the group.

The Social Inclusion's purpose is to partner with people to develop or maintain a strong social and family life. We do this by building on a person’s own talents, strengths, interests and skills to link in with others that share a common interest. We aim to achieve this working with people to connect them to valued roles, valued relationships, attend valued community activities in valued community settings whilst providing the support that enables people to achieve this.

Are you looking to contribute to your community? We need people like you to help us care for people admitted to our hospitals.

Seeking volunteers interested in supporting our palliative care patients and their families in the home