Found 14 volunteering opportunities in Tasmania TAS

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.

Looking to be part of a community-driven, charitable organisation promoting social justice through the provision of free legal assistance, support and information to the people of Northern Tasmania?

Join the gallery volunteer team at the centre of design on our island Design Tasmania is a hub for Tasmania’s designers, makers and enterprise, we are dedicated to nurturing and championing creative practice, making design accessible to all. Our volunteers provide a welcoming and informative experience for visitors. Please join our volunteer team and help deliver Tasmania’s best design, art and culture.

Are you fluent in Oromo and passionate about fostering cross-cultural understanding? We are seeking a dedicated Volunteer Oromo Speaker to join our team to support participants in our mentoring program, and help make a meaningful impact on our community.

Assist with food and drink preparation and serving, providing general advice for patrons while visiting the Tasmanian Arboretum.

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.

The working group is a membership of driven, connected and passionate individuals who will seek support for Cancer Council Tasmania's (CCT) Gala Balls in Devonport (22 June), Launceston (19th October) and Hobart (23rd November). Working Group Members are required in each region, seeking support from their own networks by actively inviting likeminded and generous individuals and groups to attend the gala and participate in exciting fundraising activities on the night.

This volunteer position enables Land Of Welcome to • Increase the number of volunteers for Land Of Welcome and for the organisations it supports. • Maintain and extend volunteer engagement Your contribution to the achievement of Land Of Welcome’s objectives will be recognized by a formal certificate of appreciation. A job well done may open new opportunities for you with people within our network who might benefit from your skills.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate. Community Visitors are the eyes and ears of the community and perform an important role of upholding the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness who are living in supported care.

For over 114 years our Assn supported and protected prospecting across the outback of Western Australia. We run bush camps, Prospecting training, and membership drives with our sponsors and five (5) Branches. The candidate would be responsible as a Delegate (board member) to the Assoc. If you already have experience in accounting, or sound Bookkeeping or have worked on a board and would like something more interesting, then this is for you. Financial Reporting from Accounting Saasu package.

GovHack is the largest Hackathon in the Southern Hemisphere and run almost entirely by volunteers across Australia and New Zealand. It brings together people from all walks of life, to deliver solutions to community issues by hacking, mashing and remodelling Government Open Data. GovHack uses multiple channels to communicate with general members of the public, sponsors, volunteers, government agencies and other open data bodies.

**1. Who is the Racial Justice Centre** RJC is a not-for-profit founded by lawyers with lived experiences. RJC’s purpose is to eliminate racism and racial injustice, using the legal system, education and reform. It is fighting for a world where all people can live, thrive and enjoy life without racism. You can find out more about us on our racialjustice.au website.

State Library of Queensland is dedicated to making its digital collections more visible and accessible online so that everyone can use and share them, now and in the future. You can help by becoming a digital volunteer!

State Library of Queensland has digitised the Colonial Secretary's letters relating to Moreton Bay and Queensland 1822-1860 from a microfilm collection. State Library invites volunteers to improve the accuracy of transcripts from this collection.