Found 6 volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

Looking for a meaningful way to make a difference and support your community? Spare Parts Puppet Theatre shares the joy and magic of puppetry with audiences of all ages. And they couldn't do it without the help of amazing volunteers! Spare Parts is on the hunt for volunteers for their Early years Puppetry Program!

Radio Lollipop's amazing volunteers provide care, comfort, play, and entertainment to children in hospital. You too can add some fun and laughter into a child's stay at hospital, brighten their road to recovery, and all as part of a wonderful team. A one-year commitment is required, consisting of a weekly 2.5 - 3 hour shift. The Murdoch team is known for their awesome monthly catch-ups, have recently upgraded to a brand-new ward, and strive for a mighty impact with each kid!

Radio Lollipop's amazing volunteers provide care, comfort, play, and entertainment to children in hospital. You too can add some fun and laughter into a child's stay at hospital, brighten their road to recovery, and all as part of a wonderful team. A one-year commitment is required, consisting of a weekly 2.5 - 3 hour shift. The Kalgoorlie team is known for their creative craft skills! Kalgoorlie has a wonderful play-room that they utilise to bring smiles to the whole ward!

Radio Lollipop's amazing volunteers provide care, comfort, play, and entertainment to children in hospital. You too can add some fun and laughter into a child's stay at hospital, brighten their road to recovery, and all as part of a wonderful team. A one-year commitment is required, consisting of a weekly 2.5 - 3 hour shift.

89 7FM is a Community Radio Station situated on the ECU Joondalup Campus. We are seeking announcers for a range of time slots both weekdays and on the weekends. As a community radio station, we seek a responsible person that is flexible, and willing to learn new, diverse skills. The role will suit someone with an engaging persona with strong communication skills, and able to commit to 2 -3 hours a week.

To support patients of the Palliative Care Service, as well as their families and carers. There are various roles available which can involve hospital or home-based patient and carer support, or administrative assistance.