Found 543 volunteering opportunities in Australia

If you are an inspired by creating interesting exhibits/displays etc we would love to hear from you. We are seeking a volunteer to assist our Museum Curator to create new themed displays. The work involves working with textiles, clothing and artifacts.

Assist to set up and pack down resources for YES (Youth Engaging Successfully) Youth program . Support youth with autism and related developmental disabilities to interact and engage with each other, under supervision of psychologist facilitator. Assist with preparing snack.

Support for youth and young adults, aged 16 to 25 years, with autism and related developmental disabilities, assist them to interact and engage with each other, under supervision of psychologist facilitator. Assist to set up and pack down resources for YES (Youth Engaging Successfully) Seniors Program. Assist with preparing snack.

Community Visitors uphold the Human Rights of people living in supported care. They visit accommodation facilities and monitor and report on the adequacy of services provided. This role is ideally suited to individuals who are able to visit during day-time hours or late afternoons and who can make a commitment of two years. Training will be provided to support you in the role.

Do you want to do more with your bookkeeping skills? Do you have a sickness, injury or disability or can't work for another reason but don't want to loose your bookkeeping skills or connection to your community? Then maybe our treasurer position is right for you? We are a start up patient and wellbeing advocacy charity based in the latrobe valley, run by people with disabilities and were looking for a motivated treasuer to join our committee of management.

A fantastic opportunity for a volunteer to assist in a fun after school activity that helps children develop the skills for an active and healthy lifestyle. The healthy kid’s group program encourages healthy development through the promotion of physical activity and healthy eating education.

Are you looking to make a difference in the lives of young adults with special needs? Our Lifestyles Team would love some help on Wednesdays 3.30pm - 6.00pm for their Leisure Labs program

Our busy Health and Well-being team at Penshurst are looking for assistance with their PD Warrior program on Thursdays 10.30am to 12.30pm. You will be assisting clients fight the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease and increase their mobility.

The Bridge is a disability support agency which runs a variety of fantastic activities 5 days a week from Webb St Narre Warren. We support adults with intellectual and physical disabilities to set and achieve their own goals. Volunteers can enrich these services for all participants. Info sessions from January 2019

Works is a friendly productive factory/warehouse setting which employs 40 adults who have intellectual and physical disabilities. Our participants love being employed and work on commercial projects under staff supervision. You can assist them to learn and become more confident.

The Bridge is starting an exciting brand new disability support service in Officer. Our clients are adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. We welcome volunteers to support staff and participants in a range of fun activities. Sports, gardening, art/craft, cooking, music, day trips. Be part of a fun new team.

The Bridge is a support agency for adults with intellectual disabilities in the Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia areas. Assist one of our fantastic staff teams in a variety of fun programs. We help adult participants to set and achieve their own goals - gardening, cooking, exercise, art-craft, computer skills, music, and many more. Your friendly personality is the main requirement - 4 or 6 hour shifts, once a week. We all grow together.

The Bridge is a disability support agency and our Youth Jobs Now Transition to Work program prepares adults with disabilities to achieve their goals in gaining paid employment. Volunteer classroom assistants (teacher’s aides/coaches) help our keen participants and their trainers through learning activities in fun environments. Encourage, motivate, share, and be part of a committed team. Teaching qualification not required. Full staff training and supervision are provided

The Bridge is a disability support service with locations in Berwick, Narre Warren, Cranbourne, Dandenong, Springvale and Noble Park. Volunteers enhance our programs with participants who have intellectual or physical disabilities. Your interest and friendly encouragement can really make a positive difference. Are you a caring person who likes to encourage others? The Bridge is for you!

The Bridge service at Stawell St Cranbourne is a disability support service for people with physical or intellectual disabilities. We welcome friendly activity helpers who assist staff with our small groups Mon-Friday 9-3 or 10-2.00, (or one-on-one assisting one participant to do their chosen activities).

Looking for an opportunity to support and work with some amazing people? The Bridge is a disability support service operating in Dandenong Cardinia and Casey, the south-eastern region of Melbourne, and would love to hear from you.

FishAbility by Fishcare Victoria is a program that provides Victorians living with a disability acess to recreational fishing from Piers and Jetties. We work with special needs schools, disability homes, aged care facilities, local councils and not-for-profits to provide a fun, safe, and adaptive fishing program for all. Our work also contributes to developing a sense of awareness and appreciation of our aquatic environments to promote stewardship of natural resources into the future.

Kwinana Heritage Group are seeking a volunteer Treasurer which would suit a semi retired person, someone not looking for full time work and is able to give a 12 month commitment. Prefer someone to have had bookkeeping or accounting experience, must have computer skills and be a team player with good communication skills. Must have current Police Clearance or be willing to obtain. Familiar with MOSAIC computer program would be an advantage.

We are a community-based disability service administered by a volunteer Management Committee composed mainly of family members/advocates of people with a disability. We are looking for volunteers to join our management committee.

The Receptionist is the first point of contact for visitors, so this role requires a well presented individual, with good communication and interpersonal skills. Tasks include ticket and retail sales, visitor greeting, orientation and assistance, telephone inquiries and direction. The Museum is open Monday to Saturday, and two receptionists are usually rostered to work together. Operating the gift shop attached to the reception area will also be part of the role.