Found 11 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

The successful applicant will support the Hobart Football Club promote its self to members, players and the wider Hobart Community including promoting sponsorships, community partnerships and football related content.

Intermediate Emergency Care Provider Being the person or persons to respond to any medical/first aid needs off and on the track during a race meeting. These race meetings are held during the weekend. Some are two day events.

Join the Launceston LINC today as a volunteer Adult Literacy Tutor.

Canteen Cook to operate grill and deep fryers at the North Western Kart Club

The North Western Kart Club is seeking the services of Canteen attendants to assist in the operation of our club canteen during our events.

Everyone is welcome to volunteer at parkrun events. We have heaps of fun, simple and rewarding opportunities to lend a hand for one to two hours on a Saturday morning at parkrun events across Australia. No training is required, roles are fully supported on the day and you can take part as often or as little as you would like. You can volunteer as a marshal, timekeeper, photographer or try your hand at scanning barcodes and handing out tokens…..to name a few of the roles we have available.

Make a difference in tech: empower Generation Australia's graduates! Are you passionate about technology, have experience in the industry and want to help others succeed? Generation Australia is looking for dedicated volunteers like you to coach and mentor our recent tech program graduates.

Looking for a change? We’re always looking for Australian volunteers to support our partner organisations across the Pacific, Asia, and Africa.

Special Olympics Melbourne Inner East (MIE) is looking for a skilled volunteer to support our Club Sports Coordinator in the administration of our sports programs and competitions. Special Olympics is a not for profit organisation with the singular goal of helping those with an intellectual disability to participate in sport to enhance their physical and mental wellbeing, sense of purpose and community connections.

Peer support is one of the most powerful and empowering forms of support available; it's an opportunity to be heard and understood by someone who has experienced similar circumstances. Dementia Australia's peer support program Connecting Peers: • Brings people together with similar experiences and interests • Connects participants by phone or Zoom Volunteer as a Peer Leader if you have: • Living experience of dementia - or experience as a carer of someone living with dementia.

To assist Paradise Radio Yacht Club with its administration tasks, we are seeking a volunteer who has proficient email and office skills including the use and recording of Word and Excel documents.