Found 123 Research, Policy & Analysis volunteering opportunities in Victoria VIC

Volunteer with Australian Red Cross for this short term project where you can share your skills in financial analysis as well as your keen interest in international humanitarian work. Flexible days and remote work available for this project held between April-June 2021.

Join many thousands of other Humanitarians. People just like you helping people make the most out of life.

About the role As AAOP grows and scales our impact as an organisation this year, we are looking for a passionate R&D Lead. The R&D Lead role will be primarily accountable for overseeing the delivery of all R&D projects which align with the direction of AAOP Inc. They will have an opportunity to shape, based on research-driven insights, AAOP's initial product offerings.

Oaktree is young people leading a movement to end extreme poverty. Extreme poverty has already been halved and together we can end it.

Young Assets Foundation is currently recruiting volunteer tutors for the Fitzroy Youth Homework Club! The Fitzroy Youth Homework Club is an after-school program that provides a learning space and tutoring support for high school and university students from refugee and migrant backgrounds. The program is run after-school from Monday to Friday in Fitzroy.

Ballarat Renewable Energy and Zero Emissions Inc. (BREAZE) is seeking expressions of interest from individuals who: live locally, are passionate about climate action, and would like to join our Board to work with us to reduce GHG emissions in the Grampians region.

The Board establishes the strategic leadership and governance to achieve the mission of Volunteer West. As a board member, you will contribute to growing Volunteer West in a strategic manner. As we are growing rapidly, and adapting to changing sectoral changes, we are looking for a member with experience in the following:

CRUCIBLE is a start-up project which delivers youth-oriented cultural awareness programs designed to promote socio-cultural harmony in local communities by teaching today’s young people about the value of multiculturalism and encouraging them to embrace cultural diversity. We are seeking young adults passionate about inspiring the next generation to be part the Program Development and Learning Experience, Project Management and Governance, and Community and Stakeholder Liaison Workgroups.

We are looking for professional volunteers who want to make a difference to disadvantaged youth in Australia. Have you had a thriving career – running your own start-up, an executive, or working in a larger organisation – and you now have the time and money to make a social impact?

We are currently looking for volunteers to assist us enhance our programs and capacities through researching and writing grants. In your important role, you will be raising much needed funds for Romsey Neighbourhood House.

If you like talking to older people and are interested in research and can spare a couple of hours each week for up to six months, then this is the role for you.

Do you have a passion for assisting homeless clients, a flexible schedule, admin and research skills, and the ability to attend DHHS properties with our housing worker prior to clients moving in, and also for follow up visits?

Our Volunteer Grant Writer is required to research, prepare and submit grant applications for government, community and philanthropic grants. You are passionate about assisting the disadvantaged in our Geelong community and have the capacity to make a real difference by applying your submission writing skills proactively in this role.

Diverse Communities and Social Services (DCSS) Australia is a Not-for-Profit Community Justice and Social Support Services, Volunteer-led Organisation throughout Australia. Diverse Communities and Social Services (DCSS) Australia is the only LGBTIQA+, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse, Diversity and Inclusion focused organisation which delivers a dual-accredited Not-for-Profit Community Justice Program operating across Australia.

Responsible for Line Manager responsible for managing and controlling functional areas of the Management Accounting department. Report to Divisional Executive, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director. Supervises Management Accounting staff and Administration staff.

Responsible for researching, applying for and gaining available Grants to enable the development of new projects/programs/services/centres and the expansion of existing projects/programs/services/centres. Report to the Fundraising Manager, General Manager - Marketing, and the CEO

The Director of Fundraising has overall responsibility for the organisation’s effectiveness in raising funds to target and support the organisation's goals. Report to the Chief Executive Officer Supervises - Fundraising/Bequests Manager

An EA/PA (Executive Assistant) has a slightly different role. EAs are almost like a business assistant for a CEO or other high-profile individual. They're required to think more strategically, offering more in-depth project support as opposed to admin work and general office tasks.

Responsible for Managing, monitoring and continually improving all Corporate operational processes and ensuring a high level of customer service. Report to Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer. Supervises Staff working within the operational functions of the organisation.

The primary objective of a Volunteer Business/Organisation Development Manager is to bring onboard new customers. What form this takes will depend on the nature of the company. You’ll likely be looking to identify new markets, new partnerships, and new ways to reach existing markets.