Found 28 Regular - less than 6 months volunteering opportunities in Australia

Help unpack a food order and supervise the food bank at a learning centre in North Melbourne supporting migrant, refugee and asylum seeker women.

The Volunteer Food Industry Expert will provide advice for Ignite entrepreneurs and program staff about the processes employed in the food industry to ensure and maintain high standards of food quality and safety standards and enhance their food service operations.

Would you like to volunteer your time supporting newcomer families settling in the community? Do you speak a community language such Arabic, Dari and or Farsi?

ESL (English as a Second Language) Teacher to teach English to adult students who speak another cultural language. -To assist students in learning to speak, read, understand and write in English. - Ability to teach in either entry level, intermediate or advanced level language classes.

Are you a Social Media Extraordinaire?... Looking to contribute your talent, skills and know-how to one of WA's iconic events? The Avon Descent is looking for an enthusiastic social media officer based in or around the Swan area to support our event in 2021 with local support and connections.

Volunteer opportunities available with the Darebin Intercultural Centre! The Darebin English Pronunciation Program supports adults who have English as a second language, to focus on improving their communication and pronunciation. Participants work with a volunteer teacher one-on-one, enabling them to practice with language that is relevant to their lives and at an appropriate level.

36 jump wings and jump poles to be sanded back and painted Metal jump wings are needing some love. They need to be sanded back and painted. Wooden poles need a base paint put on them, and then painted with different colours.

Coonara Community House are working on an exciting project with Ferntree Gully Village to promote local business.

SisterWorks is a partner of UN Women, to deliver UN Women’ Second Chance Education pilot project in Australia. SisterWorks provides training programs to the most vulnerable women with little English of refugee and migrant backgrounds. As a Sewing Teacher, you will be working in the SisterWorks design lab, empowering women by coordinating their sewing classes and teaching new skills.

Looking for a role supporting clients closely while engaging in outdoor activities? Join us as a Support Worker! Whether you're a retiree or adventure enthusiast, we welcome you to be an Adventure Buddy on our kayaking tours, ensuring everyone's safety and enjoyment every Saturday and some Fridays.

Are you looking for a role that will take you outdoors while focusing on community engagement? Whether you’re a retiree that loves supporting their community, an adventurous minded, a kayaking or bushwalking enthusiast, or someone who just loves meeting new people, come join our team! Each Saturday (some Fridays), our active community of nature lovers come together to go on a tour or kayaking. As an Adventure Buddy, you play a key role to ensure everyone is included, safe & having fun.

An opportunity to assist refugees and migrants to obtain their Driving License Contribute to a great driving program to support learners become safe, skilled, and licensed drivers. Become a volunteer mentor and help participants gain on road driving experience

To support the SisterWorks team, in particular the Bendigo Program & Engagement Managers and People & Culture Officer, with the management of databases of volunteer information to ensure our volunteer related systems (primarily Infoodle), onboarding, offboarding processes are maintained diligently and accurately. It is important to capture the right people data to ensure that we provide meaningful metrics and insights to the our people within SisterWorks .

As a Computer Literacy Teacher, you will be working in the SisterWorks training room, empowering women by teaching digital skills on-site and/or online.

Tidy up of the cross country course includes mowing, painting, picking up of sticks, fence repairs and whipper snippering.

Do you speak a second language? Want to make a positive impact in the life of a migrant or refugee? Would you like to help someone new to Australia learn English? Do you have an hour free each week to support a student through a term of study? Learning English is the most important factor in helping new migrants and refugees settle in Australia. You could make a difference to someone by volunteering from one hour a week with our Adult Migrant English Program students.

Do you speak a second language? Want to make a positive impact in the life of a migrant or refugee? Would you like to help someone new to Australia learn English? Do you have an hour free each week to support a student through a term of study? Learning English is the most important factor in helping new migrants and refugees settle in Australia. You could make a difference to someone by volunteering from one hour a week with our Adult Migrant English Program students.

* Do you speak a second language? * Want to make a positive impact in the life of a migrant or refugee? * Would you like to help someone new to Australia learn English? * Do you have an hour free each week to support a student through a term of study? Learning English is the most important factor in helping new migrants and refugees settle in Australia. You could make a difference to someone by volunteering from one hour a week with our Adult Migrant English Program students.

• Want to make a positive impact in the life of a migrant or refugee? • Would you like to help someone new to Australia learn English? • Do you have an hour free each week to support a student through a term of study? Learning English is the most important factor in helping new migrants and refugees settle in Australia. You could make a difference to someone by volunteering from one hour a week with our Adult Migrant English Program students.

* Do you speak a second language? * Want to make a positive impact in the life of a migrant or refugee? * Would you like to help someone new to Australia learn English? * Do you have an hour free each week to support a student through a term of study? Learning English is the most important factor in helping new migrants and refugees settle in Australia. You could make a difference to someone by volunteering from one hour a week with our Adult Migrant English Program students.