Found 26 volunteering opportunities in Sydney City

Drive visitor buggy within Westmead Hospital and provide our visitors with valuable assistance to get around the Hospital.

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?

Do you have a spare hour a week to visit 93-year-old veteran who had a long career in military aviation and even featured in Battle of Britain movie? If you like current affairs, classical music or spending time outdoor this may be the role for you.

Homes for Heroes is a transitional support program that provides personalised veteran-centric, trauma-informed, recovery-orientated support to veterans that are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The volunteer will drive veterans to their medical appointments or various social activities.

Cherrybrook Lakes Retirement Village is looking for someone who loves spending time outdoors, taking care of the plants and gardens. You will become a valuable member of our team and village and be supported throughout your volunteer journey.

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.

We need people over the age of 18 or over to spend time with widow's of veterans. This is an opportunity to have a social connection with someone who is at risk of social isolation and loneliness. If you love a chat and a cuppa, we would love to hear from you. Induction training, ongoing support and check-ins provided.

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.

As a Coffee Cart volunteer you'll be assisting with making coffee for residents and staff at Darlinghurst. You'll help operate a cart located inside the facility making serving guests and making hot beverages.

As a Shopping Companion Volunteer you'll be assisting a resident in care to attend the local shops in Kings Cross, the role will include pushing her in her wheel chair to attend the supermarket and returning to Darlinghurst during the morning a week.

We're searching for someone to volunteer their time and skills to provide performance program support to the Arts on Prescription team in Greenwich

Share your passion for music as you play the Keyboard for elderly residents at HammondCare Darlinghurst, Residential Aged Care Home. We have an on site keyboard and are seeking someone to share some popular music of the 1970's and hymns over a weekday lunch visit. You will bring some joy and fun to everyone's day.

We are seeking football enthusiasts to assist in running a friendly Footy tipping competition between the residents of HammondCare Darlinghurst. The focus will be on the Australian NRL teams and we hope to have passionate fans to come in and share their love of the game with our residents who follow the NRL.

Bring along your good natured pet and spend time chatting with patients at Greenwich Hospital. You’ll see what a difference your furry friend can make.

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

Palliative Care patients often find need of social support as their disease progresses. We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to visit palliative care patients in their homes to offer social support. Typically, this will be once per week for between 1-4 hours depending on the needs of the patient.