Found 8 Music & Entertainment volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

Radio Lollipop Volunteers provide care, comfort, play and entertainment for children and young people, primarily in hospitals. Our team at Armadale Health Service provide a unique child-orientated programme of interactive competitions, music, stories and games and provide young patients a voice and a choice during their stay in hospital.

Hills Billy Carts Inc. will be conducting their major event on 24th March 2024. We are looking for someone with an engaging personality who can describe events on the day on a public address system and conduct interviews with participants, spectators, and officials.

We are a not-for-profit community group who hold an annual “Hills Billy Cart Festival” at Mount Helena in the Perth Hills. Our next event will be on 24th March 2024 The festival objective is to provide fun for the young and the young at heart and would be perfect for the Entertainment Entrepreneur - perhaps this is you.

The volunteer will assist with the early literacy program Paint Bunbury REaD which encourages everyone to "talk, read, sing, rhyme, yarn, draw and play with children every day from birth". The volunteer's roles will include monitoring the book swap boxes, creating some resources and assisting at story time events.

Would you like to use your spare time during the week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at Early Learning Centre in Seville Grove.

Radio Heartbeat is looking for volunteer radio announcers to play music, chat to listeners, provide health promotional messages and make announcements. Volunteers will need to have had a flu vaccination and to undertake a hand hygiene course

We are looking for enthusiastic and creative volunteer event manager to organize, plan and deliver all virtual and physical events for Get 2 Know. In this role, you will collaborate with management and marketing team to ensure all events are delivered successfully.

We provide lost child stops and family meeting points, which act as a trusted meeting place and provide safe refuge for children who become lost. They are also a point for parents to collect free Constable Care safety wristbands to write their contact details on in case of an emergency. Our service increases community safety and reduces risk and trauma for children attending popular events.