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As a Volunteer Policy Officer, you will examine existing policies, identifying areas for improvement and addressing any non-compliance issues. You will be involved in rewriting or restructuring policies to enhance clarity, effectiveness, and relevance. You will collaborate with various stakeholders, including staff and management, to gain an understanding of the organisation's operations to produce a final report of the implementation of said policies.

Youth Ambassador serves as a dynamic advocate and representative of organisation’s mission, engaging with local schools to raise awareness and support our initiatives. This role involves active participation in community outreach leveraging social media to amplify the Mahboba’s Promise impact.

Supporter Care Coordinator role is expected to be a crucial link between the organisation and its donors, ensuring exceptional experience for those who contribute to our mission. This role involves cultivating positive relationships with sponsors, providing information and managing inquiries.

Finance Assistant plays a vital role in supporting financial operations to ensure the effective management of funds dedicated to charitable initiatives. This position involves assisting in various financial tasks, including reconciliation and financial reporting.

Administrative assistant is responsible for providing office support to ensure efficient operation of an organisation. This includes handling tasks such as scheduling, correspondence management, record-keeping, and general office duties. The role contributes to the overall effectiveness of the organisation by assisting in administrative functions and prompting smooth workflow.

Working with a small team of staff and other volunteers, you will help run Brekkie Club in the school grounds of Wiley Park Girls High School.

The St Vincent de Paul Society Youth Team is looking for leaders aged between 21 – 35 years old to support local teenagers in our Youth Mentoring program. Leaders do not require any previous volunteering experience, but must be warm, energetic, and have a passion for supporting young people. The program takes place on a monthly Sunday from 8:00am-5:00pm.

Host Families make a difference in the world! Being a host family means opening your home, hearts and minds to a young person in High School from overseas. Our host families are open-minded, flexible, tolerant and have a sense of humour. They are keen to learn about another country and culture and share their own lives and experiences with their student. Host Families are welcome from all across Australia - from the city to the country - from the bush to the beach!

As a Local Coordinator, you will provide additional support to a High School Exchange student from overseas who is living with a host family and attending High School in your local community. A Local Coordinator must live within 2 hours of where a student is living. If you are interested in other cultures, young people and families, this role is perfect for you. You may have been an exchange student or host family yourself - but that is not a requirement.

Are you looking for a fun volunteering opportunity? Join a friendly and welcoming team at Canterbury Toy Library. We are committed to supporting children's development through sustainable play and are located close to Canterbury Train Station and beautiful Maling Road.

Youth Ambassador role in your region. World Literacy Foundation Be a change maker Leadership development

headspace Fraser Coast is currently seeking Youth Advisory Committee members who are volunteers aged 12-25 for their Marybourough and Hervey Bay locations. The group represents each state and territory and work with headspace to ensure young people's voices and opinions remain front and centre.

School Events volunteers promote Living Proud and LGBTIQ+ support services through stalls at school expos.

Charity fundraisers encourage people and organisations to donate money to good causes. Charities and not-for-profit organisations such as Lillian’s, rely on donations and funding, and they employ fundraisers to help keep these coming in.

Geraldton Scout Group has been operating since 1926. We provide skills to the youth to become leaders amongst the community. “The Mission of Scouting is to contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.” Geraldton Scout Group are looking for Section Leaders to run the Scouting Program each week.

We are now looking for Youth Mentor volunteers to be part of the PCYC Drive to the Future Program. PCYC exists so that young people at risk across WA have a safe place to go somewhere they can feel at home, make friends and do things that young people should do. With a vision & purpose of changing young people's lives, we are all about empowering young people to reach their full potential and for our centres to be thriving and welcoming hubs within their respective communities.

Mid West Ports Authority (MWPA) are seeking interested community members to join their highly regarded Meet & Greet Volunteer team to assist in providing a warm welcome to visiting cruise ships come 2023. Meet & Greet Volunteers play an important role in the success of cruise ship visits to Geraldton and provide an enthusiastic first (and last) point of contact to the passengers. They are also responsible for providing tourist information and directions to all passengers. Apply today!

Help young people have a better experience with headspace Geraldton. Our volunteers are all young people who provide their opinion on the way headspace runs to ensure services, resources, and events are appropriate, relevant, and engaging. When you volunteer with us, you are helping every young person that walks through our doors.

At Ngala, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to be their best, and that raising children should be a joyful and rewarding experience. Every child has a different path to take in life and they will have to face challenges, seek out opportunities and triumph over hurdles, as they explore the world around them. After 130 years of working with families across Western Australia, at Ngala, we continue to use the latest research and training, alongside community stories and experiences

The Register of Appropriate Persons (RASP) provides support to young people who are required to be interviewed by police. The objective is to support these young people at times when another responsible adult is unavailable. The RASP volunteer presence helps young people feel confident that their rights will be respected, they have support to make conscious & informed decisions about how they interact with police during interviews, custody or charging processes and are treated fairly.