Found 6 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Using the quality guidelines, organise books into their respective categories, box, and place into storage. We have very very high quantities of books to process and targets to meet in order to keep stock levels managable for the next day. Heaving lifting of 5-10kg's is required to place boxes of book onto the sorting table, and moving 'done' boxes to the trolleys to wheel them into the warehousing aisles.

This exciting opportunity involves working within a team to assist customers, sorting and pricing donations, merchandising and keeping the Op Shop in a tidy and presentable state. You'll be helping raise vital funds for our programs which support young people as well as directing tonnes of goods from landfill. If you are passionate about fashion, helping people and the environment we would love to have you!

We are looking for both Volunteer Heavy Vehicle Drivers (HR Licence) and Regular (C Licence) Drivers to assist Regional Youth Support Service to transport young people 12- 25 years old around local Central Coast, as well as picking up and dropping off at various locations. ***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. ***

This exciting opportunity involves working within a team to assist customers, sorting and pricing donations, merchandising and keeping the Op Shop in a tidy and presentable state. You'll be helping raise vital funds for our programs which support young people as well as directing tonnes of goods from landfill. If you are passionate about fashion, helping people and the environment we would love to have you!

Our Warehouse Manager is seeking some enthusiastic go-getters to help sort and organise stock donations. These donations can range from bric-a-brac, kitchen utensils, crockery, clothing, books, footwear, CD/DVD's, toys, art etc.

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.