Found 11 Companionship & Social Support volunteering opportunities in Australia

Vinnies Wagga is looking for young people aged between 16 – 35 years old who are enthusiastic, compassionate, and care about social justice to join their youth conference, St Sebs. St Seb’s is seeking new volunteers who have a genuine desire to help people experiencing poverty and disadvantage. If you want to gain experience, share your knowledge, and use your leadership skills to drive change then St Sebs would love to hear from you!!

- Gain experience being part of a progressive and innovative organisation - Meet other like-minded Youth to make a difference for Youth in the Australian allergy community - Expand your network within the Australian allergy community - Make a difference for people living with allergies

As a Camp Leader at The Portsea Camp, you'll form lasting connections with campers, guiding them from morning to night through adventures and activities. Foster unforgettable memories and friendships while providing support and leadership in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment.

All volunteers with an interest in volunteer tutoring. No experience, only enthusiasm required.

Are you a good team player, do you have common sense, maturity and a desire to learn? This may be the role for you! Watsonia Scout Group is seeking Cub Leaders and Scout Leaders for a rewarding role working with their young members.

We are looking for local guides and members of the community to meet with newly arrived families to help them learn about their new surroundings and their responsibilities as tenants. Volunteers who can communicate with clients in the basics of English and provide transport.

10th Caulfield Scout Group (based in Elsternwick) is on the lookout for new leaders for their Cub Scout section (children aged 8 to 11)

Yaandina Roebourne Youth Team is seeking volunteers to assist with mentoring support for young boys/girls groups & young men/women groups during school term. The position is available during school term and occasional school holiday programming. This position is flexible and frequency of volunteering is at your choosing.

The High School has a breakfast club running on a Friday and Monday mornings to assist students with a healthy start to the day. Helpers are needed for anytime between about 6.30am and 9 for as long as you are able to give.

Become a volunteer with your local Department for Child Protection & you could experience one of the most rewarding things to do for yourself & also for the children and young people you will assist and support. Driving a child or young person to a health appointment or singing lesson, shopping for a new bike or pair of boots, playing netball, football or other sports, doing artwork or music are some of the things you may assist with whilst using a government vehicle. No qualification needed.

Our mentoring program connects young people with an adult volunteer mentor from the community with the aim of creating lasting friendships and positive, stable role models. We support the mentor arrangement for a 12 month period and encourage mentors and young people to maintain contact with each other beyond the 12 month supported arrangement.