Found 30 Disability Support volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

Become a WayFairer and use your own skill set to engage in community organisations and projects in the Peel Region?

Want to build or share your skills in retail? Volunteer with us to help run our op-shops and support people with disability! Get rewarded by shopping discounts, good vibes and morning teas.

Do you love visiting and talking with people? It is a small group of volunteers who visit patients on the wards who may not otherwise have any visitors. They can be formal or informal visits and planned or unplanned. Aim is to offer psychological, social and/or compassionate support. We are also recruiting for Inpatient Connectors in other areas of the South West: Manjimup, Pemberton, Bridgetown, Nannup, Boyup Brook, Donnybrook, Collie, Harvey, Margaret River, Augusta, Busselton.

Volunteers required for grooming, feeding, tack maintenance, health and well being of the horses. A wonderfully rewarding role!

Citizen Advocacy bring together people from all walks of life to be a voice, companion and champion for someone with intellectual disability. Volunteers are matched with a person who has similar interests and time availability, allowing them to form a unique and meaningful relationship centered around friendship

The Edmund Rice Centre WA is seeking enthusiastic individuals to join our team as Gardening and Recycling Volunteers. In this role, you will play a crucial part in maintaining our garden and assisting with our recycling initiatives. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to environmental sustainability efforts while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of gardening.      Join us in our mission to promote sustainability and cultivate a greener, cleaner future for all!

Would you like to assist us as we provide invaluable activities for people with a disability? You will be working with our horses; helping to lead or support riders in a lesson. No previous experience with horses is necessary, just the desire to make a difference.

We are looking for an event host is to plan and host small gatherings to bring together members of our Social Network. Members of the Network are from all walks of life, including people with intellectual or physical disabilities, mental health issues, people from different cultural backgrounds, as well as general members of the community. Do you have what it takes to be an event host?

Are you an empathetic person with good communication skills? We are looking for a volunteer who will befriend and safeguard a person with developmental disability.

Combine your sparkling passion for cleaning and your love for horses with your desire to make a difference. Come and contribute your skills and assist us with helping people with disabilities.

Do you have a "C" Class Licence and have a passion for helping the elderly and people with disability stay independent, for longer? - We need your help! Join a wonderful team of volunteers at Cockburn Care and support the great service we provide by transporting clients to and from their home to community facilities in Fleet vehicles. Full training provided!

Side walking - No experience necessary. Walking beside horse, supporting clients with disabilities as they ride, making sure they stay safely seated on the horse in accordance with RDAA policies. Leading horses - Volunteers with horse management experience to groom and generally prepare horses for our riding sessions with disabled clients, then to safely lead horses in accordance with RDAA safety policies.

Volunteer required to clean and maintain client and volunteer amenities.

A safety critical role that requires aptitude and training but can provide great satisfaction. We will assess knowledge of the applicant and supply training if necessary.

Companionship required for our client living with a disability We are looking for someone who is reliable and has empathy and understanding of people with a disability. A positive attitude with sound communication and listening skills is essential.

Want to build or share your skills in retail? Volunteer with us to help run our op-shops and support people with disability! Get rewarded by shopping discounts, good vibes and morning teas. Good Sammy's purpose is to create meaningful employment opportunities and pathways for people with disabilities. We employ hundreds of West Australians with disabilities and you are also supporting them by volunteering in our retail stores.

The group leader provides communication opportunity for people who have experienced a stroke or brain injury. For many members of the group, this is their only experience to communicate with a person who understands their difficulty, is genuinely interested in their opinions, and is prepared to help them find a way to express themselves. The role facilitates interaction practise between each member and the leader, as well as between all group members.

VisAbility have a long and proud history of providing services for people with disabilities, enabling them to do the things they love and live the life they want. VisAbility Geraldton are seeking a motivated caring volunteer to be part of the support group team at the QE11 centre. By becoming a part of the volunteer team, you can use your spare time to learn new skills, meet new people and know you are making a difference to people living with disabilities!

Do you want to make a difference to the lives of people with disabilities? Want to learn more about online selling and e-commerce? Good Sammy Enterprises is looking for a fun and reliable online store helper!

The coordinator role oversees the running of up to four (4) communication groups which occur regularly in the south metropolitan area. These groups assist people with communication difficulties after stroke or brain injury, to practise conversation skills. Primarily, this role involves supporting the leaders of these groups, recruiting and training new volunteer leaders, and providing the groups with up-to-date information, up-coming events and resources.