Found 16 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you want to live in a world where all people are equal and valued? If you answered ‘yes’, then consider making a difference as a citizen advocate.

Empowering people who are experiencing homelessness by creating home cooked meals. All food and containers are provided from our North Parramatta Distribution Centre.

Are you interested in not-for-profit administration and innovating access to #JusticeForUsAll? Marrickville Legal Centre (MLC) is looking for a Volunteer Executive Legal Assistant to provide assistance to MLC's CEO.

To provide Computer & IPAD technology support to a number of our residents at our Facility in Dandenong

Looking for a change? We’re always looking for Australian volunteers to support our partner organisations across the Pacific, Asia, and Africa.

The City of Stirling are looking for a volunteer to join our Be Connected program as Digital Mentor. Digital Mentors will provide computer skill development on a one-to-one basis, or to a small group, at Mirrabooka Library.

Join our enthusiastic team of volunteers at Coast Shelter, to meet new people, have fun and help us serve our local people in the community doing it tough through volunteering as a Kitchen Hand at Coast Shelter. We currently have volunteer opportunities available during week days within the Coast Community Centre teams. ***To be referred to this role an interview with Volunteering Central Coast is required. You will be contacted soon to arrange a mutually convenient time and place. ***

Are you looking for a way to make a positive impact and give back to your community? Volunteering is a powerful way to help others, including those who are homeless. An exciting opportunity is available for the right candidate to collaborate closely with the State Peak, Homelessness QLD, as our secretariat. This organisation has evolved over the years and is representing the Specialist Homelessness Services (SHS) sector as a peak body in the state.

St Brendans provides 2 course hot lunch and shower facilities to the homeless every Friday at the Guide Hall, Watts Road Safety Bay from 11am-2pm. Volunteers can help set-up and prepare meals from 9.30am-11.30am or serve and pack-up from 11.30am-1.30pm.

Women and Mentoring (WAM) are seeking volunteer mentors for our Young Women's Program. The WAM Young Women’s Program assists young women, gender diverse and trans people aged 12-24, who are identified as at risk or who are in the early stages of contact with the criminal justice system. The program acts as both a preventative and early intervention approach for vulnerable young women living in the Frankston, Mornington Peninsula and Kingston communities.

WAM are looking for more volunteers! Women and Mentoring WAM support women, trans and gender diverse people who have justice system involvement. We are looking for women who are committed to 12 months or more and with availability during the day to meet a woman to support her in her community. Volunteers will be matched with women across the metro region, including Frankston and in both the Mornington Peninsula and Ballarat areas.

Volunteer LAP Mentoring, helping students to believe in themselves and engage in their education.

The United Nations Association of Australia, Western Australia Division for Young Professionals is seeking an expression of interest for a Membership Manager. This is an unpaid, volunteer position. Working with like-minded young professionals with a passion to further the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); the Member Manager is responsible for supporting the Young Professionals Committee ensure proactive engagement with members.

This is an opportunity to get to know our service and see the benefit of donations the community share with us in their drive to support disadvantaged or struggling families as well as the organisation. Donations come in from the community to stock out crisis accommodation properties with household items and what we don't use there we sort for our thrift shop.

Big Brothers Big Sisters is a mentoring program for disadvantaged young people. It matches one adult with one child for a significant friendship. The young people, often lonely, isolated or at risk of social dislocation, gain support and guidance from a reliable adult as a trusted friend for the period of the match.

To assist in the provision of accurate and up to date information on supports services, service referral pathways and other relevant community information. Operating within the Centre’s policies, procedures and standards and the relevant Government Legislation, Laws and Acts.