Found 426 volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

We are currently looking for Parent Peer Volunteers to facilitate family peer support groups to parents and families. You may also be interested in providing telephone support to parents calling the service in distress on our telephone roster, As our service provides Peer Support, IT'S ESSENTIAL you have lived experience in this area.

If you would enjoy driving vintage buses – whether inside the natural bushland surrounds of Whiteman Park or taking the fleet on the road for external displays – then now is the time to apply. If you are interested in heritage bus transport and have some time and passion to share with this amazingly dedicated group of people, we want to hear from you.

Do you enjoy driving and meeting new people? Our drivers transport clients all over the City of Melville, join our friendly team. Drivers sought for Fridays in particular.

Melville Cares are seeking a drivers and assistants for their Friendship Group based in the Melville area. Times required Monday a- Friday 8.30am – 4pm approx.

Do you have time once a fortnight to spend time socialising with a local senior? Umbrella is looking for Volunteer Visitors for Isolated Seniors in Cockburn. Current vacancy in North Coogee.

Make a difference in the life of an isolated senior. Join today our dynamic and inclusive volunteer team! The Aged Care Volunteer Visitor Scheme (ACVVS) provides social support to seniors from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and LGBTIQ+.

Do you want to make a difference in your local community by providing support to Seniors? If so we have the position ready and waiting for YOU to join our TEAM.

Our Social Centres provide a supportive place for clients to connect with others and engage in activities for their health and wellbeing. It also gives carers an opportunity to take time to focus on their needs while knowing that their loved ones are well looked after.

Do you have one hour a fortnight? Loneliness is one of the biggest challenges we face as we age. Can you spare just an hour a fortnight to visit an isolated senior? Do you speak a second language? We have a waiting list of culturally and linguistically diverse, and LGBTQI+ clients who would love some company. A friendly smile and a caring conversation can make a huge difference. Volunteer with us.

Energetic, enthusiastic caring team-orientated volunteers with skills to assist in a fast-paced environment with meal packing, as part of our friendly week-day kitchen teams based in Palmyra.

Would you like to help people get where they need to go? Assist with providing Transport Services for our consumers using Harold Hawthorne Community Centre vehicles, Monday - Friday with flexible days / hours / times between 7am and 5pm.

The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme supports regular in-person volunteer visits to give friendship and companionship to older people who: ☎ don’t have regular contact with friends or relatives 💔 are feeling isolated from their culture or heritage

The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme supports regular in-person volunteer visits to give friendship and companionship to older people who: ☎ don’t have regular contact with friends or relatives 💔 are feeling isolated from their culture or heritage

The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme supports regular in-person volunteer visits to give friendship and companionship to older people who: ☎ don’t have regular contact with friends or relatives 💔 are feeling isolated from their culture or heritage

Jean would love a volunteer visitor to visit her once a week or fortnight at her aged care home in Rivervale.

97-year-old Poppy would love a volunteer visitor to visit her once a week or fortnight at her aged care home in GUILDFORD.

If you like cricket, reading crime stories, talking about current affairs, playing chess, and discussing sport, Nigel could be your new older friend. Nigel lives in residential aged care in Carlisle, feels isolated, and would be much happier having a friend to chat to.

Lack of transport is a common barrier for seniors to remain part of their community. Having no transport can stop them from doing the things they need to do, and leads to feelings of loneliness and isolation. If you enjoy driving, you can make a difference by helping with their transport needs to important medical appointments or social activities.

Our Cafes give people living with dementia and their support person, the opportunity to connect with others in a welcoming, supportive environment. The Cafe is held in a Dementia Friendly Location in Bibra Lake 10am -12 pm. One Friday morning every 4 to 6 weeks If you enjoy meeting others; and have a warm, positive approach, it would be fabulous to hear from you. For further details and next steps contact: [email protected].

Emma would love a volunteer visitor to visit her for a chat once a week or fortnight at her aged care home in Rivervale.