Found 30 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

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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.

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

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.

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

Program and services support volunteers are involved in various activities that enhance our programs and services. This may include, but is not limited to: information technology (IT) related programs and services client assistance, for example guiding customers with IT or researching family history children’s activities, for example supporting Rock and Rhyme and Storytime administration and organisation displays and events.

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.

Do you want to make a real and valued difference to the lives of older Tasmanians? Do you enjoy getting out and about? Join our Chats Program as an Activity Host or Driver, and help to increase the social connection of isolated older people. Volunteering at Lifeline Tasmania can be a rewarding and life-changing experience.

Would you like to help children read? Reading Together volunteers will be part of the local school community in the Derwent Valley, Cygnet, Dover & Huonville areas and in 2024 will expand to the Northern Suburbs of Hobart in Southern Tasmania. Working with identified children, the volunteer will assist the children to improve their literacy skills through reading together and creating a safe and supportive environment.

Basava Samiti is an international charity with online operations in Aust and New Zealand fully operated by volunteers. Our charity spans over 6000KM in geography and we have volunteers who are highly skilled, willing to train and empower other volunteers. Our motto is Engage, Educate, Empower and Enlighten. Our objective is to provide a conducive environment for all volunteers so they reach higher goals.

Basava Samiti is an international charity with online operations in Aust and New Zealand fully operated by volunteers. Our charity spans over 6000KM in geography and we have volunteers who are highly skilled, willing to train and empower other volunteers. Our motto is Engage, Educate, Empower and Enlighten. Our objective is to provide a conducive environment for all volunteers so they reach higher goals.

We are looking for individuals with: • Experience as a lower primary school teacher, with expertise in writing lesson plans across the curriculum. • Understanding and experience with the balanced literacy approach. • Knowledge and experience in behavior management and positive behavior support strategies. • Ability to implement personalised/differentiated learning methods. • Access to a computer, stable internet connection, and proficiency in using virtual communication tools.

As a registered Australian charity, BETTER is actively seeking passionate individuals to join us on our mission to ensure that by 2030, children across East Timor will have access to a BETTER education.

Join our team as a Career Service Coordinator and make a meaningful impact! As a volunteer, you'll engage in empowering job seekers through personalised job search strategy calls, offering invaluable career advice, conducting comprehensive CV reviews, and more. Your contribution will directly support individuals in their journey toward professional success. Join us in shaping brighter futures today.

The Footprints Volunteer plays an important role in their own local community, connecting with their existing networks including GPs, OB-GYNs, family, neighbours and friends, sharing Red Nose information, and leaving a Footprint in their community. The larger goal for this program is to ensure that every birthing hospital in Australia is aware of our work so no family goes unsupported.

If you are passionate about educating and guiding less fortunate high school students and want to make an impact on communities that need it the most, please read on! When studying for the HSC, it can often feel as though receiving private tutoring is a huge leg up towards achieving your academic goals. The question this led us to was: Is it a disadvantage for students whose families can’t afford tutoring, or don’t have the time to help their children with study?