Found 108 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

Love dogs? Want to make a difference in your community in an easy, low-maintenance way? Clarence Community Volunteer Service are currently recruiting for volunteer dog walkers.

Want a low-maintenance, easy way to volunteer that also benefits your community? Clarence Community Volunteer Service are looking for volunteer shoppers.

Got a green thumb? Want to make a difference in your community? Clarence Community Volunteer Service is recruiting for gardening volunteers.

Could you spare an hour or two? Want to do something meaningful with your time? Clarence Community Volunteer Service is currently recruiting for volunteer drivers.

Join our respected team at Royal Hobart Hospital and become a valued volunteer! At RHH, volunteers play a vital role in supporting our staff and assisting patients, their families, and visitors. By joining us, you'll have the chance to provide invaluable support, offer guidance, and help individuals navigate the RHH site effortlessly. Come join us in making a real difference in the lives of our community members.

Do you enjoy connecting and helping people? With our ongoing redevelopments, it is sometimes intimidating for our visitors to find where they need to go within the hospital or to offsite outpatient clinic locations. Our Guiding Volunteers provide visitors with practical assistance helping alleviate those feelings of being overwhelmed and stressed helping them to get to their appointment on time or find a friend or relative.

Do you have a friendly and caring manner? Like working in a fast-paced environment? Join our ED Volunteer Team to help reduce patients, their families, and carers' anxiety while they are in the ED waiting room for treatment.

Help us make a difference... We are looking for ten new volunteers to provide beverages and social support to patients who are waiting to attend appointments at the Wellington clinics.

Welcoming visitors to the museum, collecting the entry fee, giving a brief outline of the museum and its layout, selling items from the shop. Opening and closing the museum. Other opportunities include: Driving the miniature train, assisting in the museum's administration, and researching the stories behind the objects.

Youth development or first aid background or interest First Aid saves lives, and that’s exactly what St John Ambulance has been doing in Tasmania for over 130 years. Our Mission: ‘In the service of humanity – we exist to serve those in sickness, distress, suffering and danger’. Join our Youth Division as a volunteer to support our community focused vision and mission. You will: Provide active leadership and support for an organisation that cares about and makes a real difference for the 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

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...

Do you want to learn new skills meet new people and do something completely different? Volunteer crew members needed to help sail the historic square-rigged Lady Nelson tall ship. The Tasmanian Sail Training Association is seeking new volunteer members to learn tall ship sailing on Tasmania’s iconic waterways.

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.

Museum work with a difference! Helping visitors to enjoy an old fashioned tram ride - training supplied.

Meeting and greeting visitors with a happy face and handle the entry fees and counter sales.

Our Adult and Family Literacy Program is all about helping adults and families improve their everyday literacy skills.