Found 37 Regular - more than 6 months volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

Truck license not required but experience with larger vehicles an advantage.

Seeking volunteer community bus drivers at the Warrane Mornington Neighbourhood Centre

We are looking for another "ninja" volunteer. Our "ninja" volunteers pick up bread and other products of a night time or morning and drop them off to the House for distribution to community members the following day. We call them our "ninja" volunteers because they do very important work but are hardly ever seen apart from our bi-annual celebrations.

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.

The Tasmanian Sail Training Association (TSTA) is wanting to hear from individuals who have a current Master V or higher marine ticket to help with future sailing programs. Suitable for a marine retiree keen to sail on something a little different or any Masters keen to sail a square rigger and contribute to a fantastic not for profit organisation.

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.

Are you passionate about helping people and making a difference in your community? Would you like to gain valuable retail skills? Connect to your community by becoming a volunteer with Hobart City Mission

Would you like to support individuals to gain more access to essential services within their community?

Do you want to make a real difference to someone in your community to assist them to live independently in their homes?

Do you want to make a real difference to assist frail elderly people to remain actively connected with their local community.

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.

Volunteering connects you with others. If you enjoy driving and chatting to people you might enjoy this! We are looking for community car drivers who are reliable, friendly, and active volunteers who can transport & accompany our clients on our social outings.

Volunteering connects you with others. If you enjoy driving and chatting to people you might enjoy this! We are looking for community car drivers who are reliable, friendly and active volunteers who can transport clients outside of regular office hours.

Volunteering connects you with others. Volunteering is important for a sense of purpose. We are seeking volunteers who can provide a valued service to the community by driving the Launceston VFC community car. Our drivers are reliable, friendly, & active volunteers who transport our clients to medical or social appointments in Launceston.

The volunteer Casual Driver will be responsible for providing transport such as home delivery of meals, driving groups to activities and/or assisting in transport of clients

Key responsibilities We provide a home library service for community members who are unable to attend the library to select their own items. Home Library Service Couriers support this service by visiting clients in their homes to deliver and return bags of library items. Volunteers work as part of a team of staff and volunteers, and participate in activities under the direction and guidance of the local Volunteer Coordinator, or other nominated staff members. Skills, experience and attribute

Having good social connections is essential for all aspects of health, especially as we age. Red Cross Transport supports people who are older or have a disability, and who have no means of getting to non-urgent medical appointments or social outings.

Having good social connections is essential for all aspects of health, especially as we age. Red Cross Delivered Meals supports older and vulnerable people who might find it difficult to cook food for themselves due to age, disability, or a temporary condition.