Found 317 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you love DOGS and Designing? We are looking for an experienced Graphic Artist to help us out from time to time for a couple of hours to design print jobs, signage and social media artwork within our brand guidelines. We have lots and lots of photos of dogs, but not the skills to present them professionally.

Are you a licensed veterinarian in Western Australia with a passion for wildlife medicine? Join our team as a volunteer wildlife veterinarian and help us to provide the highest standard of care for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife at the WA Wildlife Hospital.

Inclusion Melbourne is seeking patient, friendly, enthusiastic people to assist adults with disabilities to further their education and transition to community life.

Are you interested in a career in the animal industry? This volunteer position would suit someone wanting to step into animal welfare or needs experience for a job in boarding kennels, animal shelter or vet nursing. It would also suit someone who loves dogs and would just love to help out. You must be over 18 to apply.

Are you a young professional / student / who is looking for experience in the field and willing to commit more long term, or a recently retired professional who is ready to give back to the community and ready to commit more long term? We are seeking a skilled social marketer who is pro-active and ready to help develop the WFWP Australia’s digital platforms: websites, posters, brochures, online newsletter, social media etc. by creating engaging platforms for our audiences.

We are in need of more dog walking volunteers! If you are an animal lover and want to help our community care for and stay together with their beloved pets, come join our team of amazing volunteers! You are matched up with a client as close as possible to your home (or work) and to a dog breed and type you feel comfortable with. Giving a small amount of your time will enrich and benefit the lives of dogs of all ages. How beautiful is that!

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

The Red Nose Treasured Babies Program supports families following the death of a baby by providing beautiful handmade items of clothing for parents to dress their baby in, no matter the gestation. The program is run by volunteers, with support from Red Nose staff. The Treasured Babies Administrator will provide administrative support to the program by liaising with other volunteers, Red Nose staff members, hospitals and other key stakeholders.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx. 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.