Found 6 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

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

Are you a Social Worker, Counsellor or Psychologist looking to support Young People? Canteen, delivers overnight programs, workshops and recreational and social events that bring young people together to build peer relationships. As a Psychosocial Support volunteer, your role will be to provide effective psychosocial support and information to young people during programs and specifically through the facilitation and delivery of manualised group work content on overnight programs.

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 us as a Volunteer Arabic Language Quality Assurance and Marketing Support! Help ensure accurate translations, enhance cultural sensitivity, and promote health/disability services to Arabic-speaking communities. Make a meaningful impact from the comfort of your own home.

League of Latin American Migrants Australia (LLAMA) is looking for facilitators for free online English sessions. The sessions are aimed at Spanish-speaking migrants and potential migrants and offer the opportunity for developing conversational and writing skills in a fun and informal way. You do not have to be a qualified teacher - just someone who is a native English speaker interested in participating in the vibrant Latino community!

League of Latin American Migrants Australia (LLAMA) is looking for Online English teachers. The sessions are aimed at Spanish-speaking migrants and potential migrants and offer the opportunity to help participants to build confidence in their English language skills in a fun and informal way. To participate you should be a native English speaker and have a teaching background, or be a TEFL, TESL, TESOL, or CELTA student looking to gain experience.