Found 143 volunteering opportunities in Australia

The First Responder Community (FRC) is a registered charity that supports First Responders (Firefighters, Paramedics, Law Enforcement, Military, Rescuers and Civil Defence) aged care, homelessness and injury rehabilitation. We require a Merchandising Manager to assist in developing and grow a range of products for sale on the internet via existing platforms such as Redbubble, Amazon, Shopify and others. **This is NOT a Centrelink approved position**

The First Responder Community (FRC) is a registered charity that supports First Responders (Firefighters, Paramedics, Law enforcement, Military, Rescuers and Civil Defence) in the areas of information gathering and dissemination, logistics and equipment, reporting. We require volunteers to work part time (4 hours a week) to assist in the office management, volunteer liaison, development of our online Media and Publication initiatives.

Do you enjoy museums, have a passion for WA history and Perth’s much-loved heritage-listed buildings? Perhaps you’re technological minded and would like to share your knowledge on our historic and modern fire appliances and firefighting equipment? Or you would like to help the community prepare for WAs range of natural hazards? If one or more above sounds like you, plus you enjoy interacting with people of all ages & backgrounds, then join us at WA’s first fire station as a Gallery Guide!

The primary aim of this role is to gain a specific understanding of the business operations of the boutique cider industry and to assist the business owner with robust guidance and mentoring to develop plans to realise the business's objectives and competitive advantage.

The primary aim of this role is to develop a marketing and branding strategy for the Wilderness Collective and each of the organisation’s business pillars: Wilderness Workspace, Wilderness Enterprises and Wilderness Knowledge. The organisation is new and requires a consistent and strong brand to start its external promotions and engagement. Alongside the development of marketing plans, a separate ABV role will look at developing and establishing financial partnerships.

The primary aim of this role is to ensure legal compliance for this community entity. This is done in conjunction with another ABV Skilled Business Professional (volunteer). These two volunteers from ABV will work, along with a key community member, in a three-person team.

The role is to mentor Bryan Nye to record his first extended play album of six original songs, and then take his music on a road tour to remote Aboriginal communities around Australia. The tour is to include delivery of a creative music program to Indigenous youth, with a focus on addressing issues of youth mental health.

This role is to mentor a voice-over talent, to project-plan his career and business development strategy as a voice-over artist and podcast content influencer. The role will consider and provide guidance on aspects of the business including legal, financial, intellectual property rights etc.

You don't have to be a burly, hose-wrestling bloke to be a firie! The Darling Range Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade Communications work at the control centre of a fire or search manning the radios, tracking firies, mapping fire shapes, and providing specialised support to the Incident Management Team (IMT).

The primary aim of this role is to compile and submit a strong grant application to the East Gippsland Foundation that, if successful, would enable the community to expand their youth program. In addition, prepare some narrative and budget parameters around additional ‘ready projects’ to be able to support the organization to have necessary documentation and background work ready for additional grant funding opportunities that may arise.

If you love chatting to customers about the fabulous items that are in store and telling them about the fantastic work that Drought Angels does to support our Aussie farmers. This position is for you! Our Charity Shop sells donated and pre-loved goods such as household wares, bric a brac, furniture, linen, books, jewelry and more. There’s so much for you to get stuck in to when you’re volunteering in our shop.

The Northern Rivers needs people who can provide all types of practical support as required. There is a huge range of needs such as help getting groceries, driving people who have lost their cars, professional counselling, help with pets etc. You will be able to help!

We are building teams of people to assist community members to rebuild and recover from the Lismore Floods in February. Your work will help people to be safe and secure in a long and very complex recovery.

SWORD SES Logistics forms part of new State Operations Logistics Support –Taskforce. We play a significant role in supporting our emergency services sate wide and are inviting capable and enthusiastic team members to join our team.

The Toodyay SES Unit is seeking new volunteers to join their unit. The unit assists the community in times of need and there are a wide variety of roles that you can be involved in to help out. You will have the opportunity to meet new people and receive free training to prepare you for your chosen roles.

The Toodyay SES Unit is seeking new volunteers to work behind the scenes and assist the front line crews. The unit assists the community in times of need and there are a wide variety of roles that you can be involved in to help out. There is a role for everyone! You will have the opportunity to meet new people and receive free training to prepare you for your chosen roles.

Are you keen to be part of a great group of like minded people keen to support their community in times of need. Do you have interest in learning new skills or sharing those skills you already have? There is a role for everyone within the State Emergency Service! As an SES volunteer you play a significant and vital role in helping ensure your local community is safe by responding to a variety of incidents.

Are you keen to be part of a great group of like minded people keen to support their community in times of need. Do you have interest in learning new skills or sharing those skills you already have? As an SES volunteer you play a significant and vital role in helping ensure your local community is safe by responding to a variety of incidents.

Norseman VFRS are looking for 'Active Firefighters" aged between 18 and 60 years. Active firefighters need to have a reasonable level of physical fitness as tasks, at times, can be demanding (i.e. Dragging hoses, wearing firefighting gear, working in hot conditions) If this sounds like you, please apply.

Norseman VFRS are looking for 'Support Volunteers' aged between 18 and 60 years. Support Volunteers are there to help behind the front line. They assist in brigade administration, reporting, radios and vehicle maintenance. If this sounds like you, please apply.