Found 46 volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

You can help improve lives and create a positive impact in your community It’s an opportunity to enhance your skills & knowledge & gain new experiences You’ll be helping Red Cross to support vulnerable people across Australia

We are looking for volunteers to drive our refrigerated van to pick up food donations and transport them to our Community Hub to help feed the people experiencing homelessness.

Are you super organised, enjoy managing awesome teams, technologically savvy and great with people? Support people in your community by leading a positive, inclusive and engaging volunteer team!

ESL (English as a Second Language) Teacher to teach English to adult students who speak another cultural language. -To assist students in learning to speak, read, understand and write in English. - Ability to teach in either entry level, intermediate or advanced level language classes.

Every night, up to 900* people sleep rough in Perth’s inner city, with over 9,000 people experiencing homelessness across WA. We work to support people on their journey out of homelessness. Our outreach, crisis support and accommodation teams assist people with their needs and support them to access the services that are right for them at any stage in their journey. Volunteers help us to reach more people experiencing homelessness.

Prepare home-style lunch meal for approximately 25-30 people. To oversee the operating of the kitchen with other volunteers. Needs to start at 07.30am and goes through to 1.00 pm

We are a growing not-for-profit organisation that provides haircuts, free of charge and free of judgement, to Australians experiencing homelessness and poverty. A haircut may seem small, but it can have a positive impact on a person's self-esteem and wellbeing. It could be the confidence boost someone needs to apply for accommodation or for a job. Our aim is to give 15,000 free haircuts and positive community connections per year by 2025. That’s where you come in.

We are a growing not-for-profit organisation that provides haircuts, free of charge and free of judgement, to Australians experiencing homelessness and poverty. A haircut may seem small, but it can have a positive impact on a person's self-esteem and wellbeing. It could be the confidence boost someone needs to apply for accommodation or for a job. Our aim is to give 15,000 free haircuts and positive community connections per year by 2025. That’s where you come in.

We are a growing not-for-profit organisation that provides haircuts, free of charge and free of judgement, to Australians experiencing homelessness and poverty. A haircut may seem small, but it can have a positive impact on a person's self-esteem and wellbeing. It could be the confidence boost someone needs to apply for accommodation or for a job. Our aim is to give 15,000 free haircuts and positive community connections per year by 2025. That’s where you come in.

We are a growing not-for-profit organisation that provides haircuts, free of charge and free of judgement, to Australians experiencing homelessness and poverty. A haircut may seem small, but it can have a positive impact on a person's self-esteem and wellbeing. It could be the confidence boost someone needs to apply for accommodation or for a job. Our aim is to give 15,000 free haircuts and positive community connections per year by 2025. That’s where you come in.

Make a difference for the Homeless Community The Tranby Engagement Hub offers a range of crucial support services for people experiencing homelessness. People utilising the hub can have a meal, shower, use the computers and access wrap-around-support from visiting agencies including medical, legal, counselling and advocacy support services.

The Tranby Engagement Hub offers a range of crucial support services for people experiencing homelessness. People utilising the hub can have a meal, shower, use the computers and access wrap-around-support from visiting agencies including medical, legal, counselling and advocacy support services.

Make a difference for the Homeless Community The Tranby Engagement Hub offers a range of crucial support services for people experiencing homelessness. People utilising the hub can have a meal, shower, use the computers and access wrap-around-support from visiting agencies including medical, legal, counselling and advocacy support services.

St Brendans provides 2 course hot lunch and shower facilities to the homeless every Friday at the Guide Hall, Watts Road Safety Bay from 11am-2pm. Volunteers can help set-up and prepare meals from 9.30am-11.30am or serve and pack-up from 11.30am-1.30pm.

Are you a qualified podiatrist, masseuse, physiotherapist or dentist with a couple of hours per month to spare? St. Patricks are looking for volunteers to work with homeless people at their health and oral health clinics which are run in the mornings Monday to Friday.

Can you help support our programs by volunteering in the St Pats Community Store. A low cost/no cost store for people who are homeless/risk of homelessness/concession card holders and the general public. The store stocks everything from food and toiletries to bedding and clothing.

Can you help support our programs by volunteering in the St Pats warehouse. Join a friendly team of volunteers for a fun Monday morning sorting through the donations given to St Pat’s by our very generous community. Meet other volunteers and help the community through your volunteering. The clothing donated to St Pat’s is either given to people who are experiencing homelessness or in need or sold at our Op Shop which directly funds our Centre.

The Volunteer Tutor Program is a part of the AMEP. It offers informal language tutors to help migrants and refugees to improve their English. The Program relies on trained volunteers who work on a one-to-one basis, outside the classroom environment, either online or face to face. Every AMEP student is offered the opportunity by SR TAFE for Volunteer support for 1 hour per week. Volunteer Tutors play an important role to support new Australians to settle into the Australian culture.

Would you like to work with a migrant or refugee to help them improve their language skills? Our tutors help people become more independent and learn how to communicate in the English language. Classroom Tutors are required to assist our qualified lecturers in a classroom at Ellenbrook.

Would you like to work with a migrant or refugee to help them improve their language skills? Our tutors help people become more independent and learn how to communicate in the English language in Ellenbrook.