Found 47 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

An opportunity for those who love model/miniature railways. We have a 7 ¼” gauge railway around the grounds that is available to visitors most days we are open. We have 3 locomotives (Steam, petrol, hydraulic). We are looking for someone who will be a practical leading-hand for this museum activity: From driving to track-work. The line has opportunities for development and a range of projects are possible with the right person to take the lead.

Pearn's Steam World has one of the best collection of agricultural steam engines, tractors and other farming artifacts in Australia. These need maintenance, preservation, restoration, or rebuilding depending on their condition. We welcome anyone with the skills and/or aptitude to join the team who care for the collection. The collection ranges from large steam engines to small items such as hand-cranked seeders and butter churns.

Hobart City Mission's Sorting Warehouse is the engine room for our Retail Op shops. Donated electrical items are sorted and sent out to stores for people to purchase, instead of sending them to landfill! Sold donations raise money to support Hobart's vulnerable community experiencing crisis.

Someone to help with people with a disability working in a workshop environment making small woodcraft items.

TSTA (Tasmanian State Training Association) is 100% volunteer run not for profit organisation and as such, all positions are as unpaid volunteers. If you have an MED3 or above and want to help sail the Lady Nelson...

This role is for those with an eye for detail who don’t mind getting their hands dirty. Duties include maintaining the appearance or our iconic collection dog donation tins, washing them with soapy water, replacing damaged stickers and security chain. Volunteers support the collection dog volunteer driver role by ensuring there is enough clean mini dog collection tins to be used on the following weeks scheduled collection run.

Each Saturday from 12:30pm-1:30pm four dedicated volunteers help to pack down all the public seating, marquees and infrastructure that is used in the public spaces at the market. These areas are what sets our beautiful market apart from other markets, and gives us our true community feel. This role requires a moderate amount of manual handling including bending, lifting and moving marquee weights (up to 20kg)

Each Saturday morning from 7:15am-8:30am 4 dedicated volunteers help to set up all the public seating, marquees and infrastructure that is used in the public spaces at the market. These areas are what sets our beautiful market apart from other markets, and gives us our true community feel. This role requires a moderate amount of manual handling including bending, lifting and moving marquee weights (up to 20kg)

Want to join the friendly team of Volunteers at Runnymede and assist with providing access to, and preserving one of Tasmania's most beautiful Historic Homes and Gardens? To make our house as beautiful as possible we require cleaning & maintenance volunteers to help keep the place in top condition.

Want to help maintain and preserve one of the most significant heritage buildings in Latrobe? This is the perfect volunteer role for someone who has a Centerlink requirement to volunteer

The West Moonah Community Shed is seeking skilled supervisors to assist with the day-to-day operations of the West Moonah Community Shed.

Can you spare a few hours a week Have you retired and yearn for to socialize with like-minded people Have skills you want to share or put to use? We have one of the largest multi-faceted workshops on the NW Coast. So come and have a look, it's huge.

Are you willing and able to fix small electrical items to save them from landfill? The Eastside Repair Café launched recently on Hobart’s sunny eastern shore, and is held on the last Saturday of each month. We'd love a registered/certified electrician to volunteer a few hours once a month to help us out! Don't throw it, repair it! Repair Cafes are a global movement aimed at reducing waste, sharing skills and building community.

Don't throw it, repair it! Repair Cafes are a global movement aimed at reducing waste, sharing skills and building community. The Eastside Repair Café launched recently on Hobart’s sunny eastern shore, and is held on the last Saturday of each month. We need more volunteers to help us deliver this wonderful community initiative, doing a range of roles including fixing things, sewing things and generally helping with things! Please get in touch to chat about how you can get involved.

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