Found 266 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Have a passion for motor sport? Want to become a part of great team of motor sport officials? Want to get as close to motor racing as you can get, without the running costs of driving a race car? The Wanneroo Flag Marshal Association (WFMA) is the largest group of flag marshals in Western Australia. We currently volunteer our services at Barbagallo Raceway, Collie Motorplex, various temporary race tracks in towns such as Albany and Northam, for a multiple of different motor sport disciplines.

Vacuuming, cleaning glass, dusting, washing donated items, cleaning windows.

To give Spiritual, emotional and pastoral support to residents.

Several volunteers are required to package foods for distribution.

FIT FOR LIFE General volunteer to assist with the Monday morning youth boxing program run by Police, PCYC staff and volunteers.

General Clean of small sports Club in Mullumbimby. Includes vacuuming, wiping tables, etc.

Direct all competitors towards the recovery area, assist in removing the timing chips from participants and the finishing line. Assist with giving water and fruit to competitors and assist to identify participant's race numbers and name.

Ensure all competitors have drinks available to them during and after the race at various points along the course and the finish-line. Clean up used and unused cups and bottles after event. Pack unused drinks back into the cartons.

Guiding competitors to the designated car parking areas and registration of competitors if necessary.

Report to Event Manager. Ensure only competitors enter transition zone. Manage direction and flow of competitors. Assist with pack down of transition. Ensure only participant with body number take matching bike number.

Report to Event Manager. Set up of post-race recovery area, registration area and courses, sponsorship flags and expo area. Set up and manage presentations. Act as contact point for competitors. Ensure trophies, prizes and medals are in order.

Report to Manager. Manage runners on course; ensure competitors are going in the right direction. Man drinks station handing drinks to participants. Manage runners and monitor traffic. Turn point assistant, Mark off runner to ensure no one turns early.

Report to Swim Manager. Marshalling participants into their wave groups. Counting participants entering and leaving the water. Directing participants towards transition area. Managing safety of participants in line with the Surf Life Savers.

Reports to Admin Manager. Registering people into the event. Sign on/off, display results. Main hub for communication to participants, bag room and body marking.

Report to Cycle Manager. Turn point assistant, ensure rider safety and number check off. Road marshal, manage spectators and pedestrians to ensure no one walks out in front of bikes.

Do you have a passion for fashion? Want to volunteer at your local op shop where you will be well supported and trained and have lots of fun along the way? Volunteering in a Red Cross Shop provides an opportunity for anyone to get involved in their community and we're always ready to welcome new team members. It's a great way to spend your spare time, get retail and customer service industry experience, make new friends and/or build confidence.

The mission of Special Olympics Australia is to provide year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for people with intellectual disabilities who wish to participate, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills, and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community.

Volunteer Event Assistants are pivotal in organising major events. This multi-faceted role requires a keen and motivated person to utilise their flair for communication and organisation to support event coordinators. This is a great opportunity to work in a respected organisation alongside a highly experienced and professional team.

To contribute to planning and setting up the integration of all internal and external databases. The aim is to improve the efficiency of club operations and reduce the workload on volunteers.

The club plays on Saturdays at the Willunga Recreation Park during the winter season and play in the Great Southern Netball association. Training is on Tuesday nights: Net Set Go starts 4pm with seniors finishing about 8.30pm. Net Set Go is a program for children 5-7 designed to introduce them to netball. Volunteering opportunities: Bib washing, writing grant applications/canteen & BBQ/assisting in home games or Net Set Go/cleaning/handyman/coaching/umpiring/fundraising/ review processes/advice