Found 1153 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Fancy yourself a bit of a green thumb, or enjoy planting trees? Come along and help us to plant native species in Reserves and Parks within Rockingham! We will be planting native vegetation to create Urban Shade Forests, to help cool our cities, create habitat for native animals and connect the local community. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn all about our environment, while spending the day with like-minded people, working together to create Urban Shade Forests!

Landcare Volunteer wanted Learn about conservation, the environment and local biodiversity while helping with Bush regeneration projects located at lagoon creek environmental reserve.

Native community nursery looking for individuals to help support local ecology by seed collecting, propagating, weeding and caring for native species for natural bushland revegetation projects in Caboolture

This role will involve hands on work within a small team of volunteers focusing on maintaining the garden beds within Reynard Street Neighbourhood House and in the adjoining Community Garden where required. This role is a great way to become involved with a meaningful project, while meeting new people, and staying active and involved in your community.

Bayside Community Emergency Relief (BCER) is a 100% volunteer run, community driven charity. Our mission is to empower people experiencing hardship and tragedy by providing requested emergency aid supplies when a disaster arises. Ideally based in Bayside, Glen Eira or Kingston but we aren't limited to those areas. You will be responsible for the financial supervision of BCER. We use Xero & Stripe.If you would like to join our friendly team we'd love to hear from you.

Contribute to changing the narrative regarding people seeking asylum in Australia by increasing knowledge, empathy, and inclusion in your community.

We are seeking several volunteers to join us here at OzFish. The program is called Creekwatch and the position involves coming out each Wednesday to monitor several creeks systems in the Townsville region. #enviroment#fisheriesmonitoring#creekwatch#recreationalfisheries

Love a good chat? Have a few spare hours a week or fortnight? Looking to give back to your community? Support people in your community by providing access to free laundry, while engaging in non-judgmental and genuine conversation!

Love a good chat? Have a few spare hours a week or fortnight? Looking to give back to your community? Support people in your community by providing access to free laundry, while engaging in non-judgmental and genuine conversation!

Love a good chat? Have a few spare hours a week or fortnight? Looking to give back to your community? Support people in your community by providing access to free laundry, while engaging in non-judgmental and genuine conversation!

Love a good chat? Have a few spare hours a week or fortnight? Looking to give back to your community? Support people in your community by providing access to free laundry services, while engaging in non-judgmental and genuine conversation!

Love a good chat? Have a few spare hours a week or fortnight? Looking to give back to your community? Support people in your community by providing access to free laundry, while engaging in non-judgmental and genuine conversation!

Volunteers play a vital role in helping St Mary’s House of Welcome (SMHOW) achieve its mission and provide invaluable support across many areas of the organisation. The purpose of the Kitchen Service Volunteer role is to prepare and serve food for the SMHOW service users so that they can enjoy a nutritious meal which they otherwise may not be able to access.

Love a good chat? Have a few spare hours a week or fortnight? Looking to give back to your community? As a volunteer driver you will play a pivotal role in supporting people in your community doing it tough by providing access to free laundry and shower services.

We invite you to help at our fund raiser to support displaced Burmese families stranded on the Thai, Burma border. You will need to be at the venue at 3.15 pm and assist with setting up tables and chairs, placing table clothes, and decorations etc. You can choose to eat any of the items on the menu for free and have drinks as required. You are welcome to stay and enjoy the entertainment too.

The Sea Turtle Foundation Limited, a company limited by guarantee, is a well-established not-for-profit organisation (founded in 2001) committed to ensuring global sea turtle populations increase. The current Chair, since 2020, has taken the organisation through a period of transformation and growth. The established Board is looking to appoint an experienced Chair to lead the organisation and Board of Directors when the current Chair steps down around June 2024.

Volunteers are needed for a project to regenerate a severely degraded section of Lane Cove National Park. This work site is accessed through the locked gate on Pittwater Rd East Ryde just south of the Rene Street roundabout. The work will benefit the local flora and fauna and the walkers using the Great North Walk. No experience needed and all are welcome and a qualified bushregenaeration trainer will assist the group for the first seven months.

Get active and help our local birds, plants and wildlife. This is your opportunity to make a difference by helping take care of bush surrounding a significant area of saltmarsh on the Lane Cove River. The work involves weeding and watching the native bush recover. We meet every Saturday morning 8.00am to 10:30am and are supported Lane Cove National Park. Apply now to make a difference caring for valuable bushland in our local area.

This group meets at the reserve entry point to the trail at 201 Pittwater Road, East Ryde. The group meets every Monday and Saturday 8:00am to 10:30am; volunteers can come to both or either day. There is much work to be done. We are well supplied and supported by the Lane Cove National Park bush care coordinator. Come along and help us make this reserve even more beautiful.

This bushcare group is supported by Lane Cove National Park. It meets on the second Sunday morning of each month in West Pymble and welcomes new members. Work involves removing weeds so that native plants will regenerate, improving the biodiversity of the park.