Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Secretary Do you have the desire to become a committee member? A Secretary is needed to assist an organisation that runs a club every Thursday.

The committee looks after the association’s affairs. It has legal duties under the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012 (the Act). It is sometimes referred to as the ‘management committee’ or ‘board’.

This role requires a person to have experience in sourcing and writing grants. You will be responsible in identifying, defining and developing funding sources to support existing and planned programs in our organisation. You will also be managing the reporting process for all the awarded grants, ensuring compliance with grant terms and conditions. If this is something that you have been doing and are proud of yourself your contribution will surely help this organisation to grow.

An exciting opportunity to help community. Repair Café Coordinator Role for 15 hours a month, coordinating online appointments and arrangements for monthly workshops, and, assist monthly workshops. We are a volunteer organisation, passionate about repairing and maintaining household items, giving treasured possessions another life, helping to reduce living costs, reducing landfill, and helping our environment. We are a Centrelink approved volunteer work organisation.

Good Neighbours Australia • 6 months / 1 to 2 days a week / Volunteer position • Supportive and collaborative team environment • Opportunity for hands-on learning from governance, compliance and risk professionals • Be part of a -new Humanitarian Charity based in Sydney making a good change for the world

Want to help one of Gold Coast's Community Legal Centres continue to provide free legal advice? You can help us by volunteering as a Grant Writer!

The Youth Advocacy Group provides an overview of actions in support of young people residing in the City of Whittlesea. The group is youth-led and leads a range of topics pertaining to youth and advocates for issues to be addressed. This opportunity gives young people autonomy and leadership to voice and work towards the changes they’d like to see in their communities.