Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

MITE Radio is an online radio station playing great music from the 50s to 80s (aimed at listeners 50+) and sharing fun and interesting information about technology. We're seeking someone to curate a database of playlists for our presenters to access.

Word Wizards Wanted! Craft MITE Radio's Grant-Winning Manifesto! Calling all wordsmiths, storytellers, and grant-writing gurus! Do you thrive on weaving compelling narratives and securing financial magic? Do you yearn to amplify the voices of a vibrant online radio station empowering seniors with tech tips and classic tunes? Then MITE Radio needs your spellbinding skills!

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.

Come along to our Play and Learn Playgroup at Moorditj Kulungar Kwinana. This session provides learning through play opportunities and a safe space for children and families to connect. The Playgroup is for children aged 0 – 4 years led by our Aboriginal Resource Worker, we provide opportunities for Aboriginal families who visit us to learn about the first 3 years of a child’s life and prepare them for school.

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.

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.