Found 58 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

Are you someone who has a good sense of humor and banter? Alan loves mountain biking both locally and going to Derby, Alan loves having a chat over a meal or a coffee and playing games on his Xbox. Alan needs someone with a strong will and a great set of listening ears to listen to his problems and ideas and offer advice. *Name changed for Privacy

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.

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.

Are you a social butterfly, love to meet new people and be actively engaged in your community? This is a great role for those that would enjoy representing Guide Dogs Tasmania by being face to face with our amazing supporters at events. Various duties include providing information about our vital programs and services, accurately recording sales of merchandise, donations and donor details, cash handling, retail skills, and additional optional opportunities for pubic speaking and presenting.

Helping adults to improve their reading, writing and/or maths through ongoing support. As a volunteer, you will provide literacy learning support, tailored to the learning needs of adult individuals and groups. Our Literacy Coordinator will support you to plan and deliver lessons.

Helping adults to improve their reading, writing and/or maths through ongoing support. As a volunteer, you will provide literacy learning support, tailored to the learning needs of adult individuals and groups. Our Literacy Coordinator will support you to plan and deliver lessons.

Do you like fresh air, sunshine (sometimes a little rain) and walking? Do you like horses? Are you interested in helping children and adults with disabilities? Are you reasonably fit? Then contact us today and find out how you can get involved and make a difference by becoming a volunteer with Riding for the Disabled Association South.

Help individuals or small groups to improve their everyday literacy and numeracy or those who want to learn English as a second or other language.

Helping adults to improve their reading, writing and/or maths through ongoing support. As a volunteer, you will provide literacy learning support, tailored to the learning needs of adult individuals and groups. Our Literacy Coordinator will support you to plan and deliver lessons.

As a Legal Literacy Volunteer you will be instrumental in providing the community with support and hands-on assistance with form completion and clear referral pathways to legal services. Our specialised training will provide you with valuable knowledge to assist people within your local community.

As a Legal Literacy Volunteer you will be instrumental in providing the community with support and hands-on assistance with form completion and clear referral pathways to legal services. Our specialised training will provide you with valuable knowledge to assist people within your local community.

As a Legal Literacy Volunteer you will be instrumental in providing the community with support and hands-on assistance with form completion and clear referral pathways to legal services. Our specialised training will provide you with valuable knowledge to assist people within your local community.

As a Legal Literacy Volunteer you will be instrumental in providing the community with support and hands-on assistance with form completion and clear referral pathways to legal services. Our specialised training will provide you with valuable knowledge to assist people within your local community.

Volunteer at the Central Coast's Cultural Precinct, Hive, home to the Ulverstone Visitor Information Centre, Ulverstone Museum and Art Gallery, Planetarium, the Tasmanian Science Centre and the Community Arts Studios. At Hive we have a diverse range of opportunities available to volunteer, all with a customer service focus. Including the following areas - Science Centre, Event Hosts, Visitor Services, History and Arts.

Reading newspapers/magazine articles, books etc., on air for people with print disabilities.

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

As a Legal Literacy Volunteer you will be instrumental in providing the community with support and hands-on assistance with form completion and clear referral pathways to legal services. Our specialised training will provide you with valuable knowledge to assist people within your local community.

As a Legal Literacy Volunteer you will be instrumental in providing the community with support and hands-on assistance with form completion and clear referral pathways to legal services. Our specialised training will provide you with valuable knowledge to assist people within your local community.

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.