Found 7 Driving & Transportation volunteering opportunities in Australia

Have you ever wanted to be a hero? Well, we have the role for you! Our Starting Over Support (SOS) team are in much need of Drivers and Driver Assists to help us deliver household goods and furniture to community members who are moving from crisis situations such as homelessness, domestic violence and more.

We are now looking for Youth Mentor volunteers to be part of the PCYC Drive to the Future Program. PCYC exists so that young people at risk across WA have a safe place to go somewhere they can feel at home, make friends and do things that young people should do. With a vision & purpose of changing young people's lives, we are all about empowering young people to reach their full potential and for our centres to be thriving and welcoming hubs within their respective communities.

Have you ever wanted to be a hero? Well, we have the role for you! Our Starting Over Support (SOS) team are in much need of Drivers and Driver Assists to help us deliver household goods and furniture to community members who are moving from crisis situations such as homelessness, domestic violence and more.

There is a lot that goes into helping people rebuild their lives after crisis and our warehouse is a buzz of activity every day. Our Starting Over Support (SOS) team are in much need of kind hearted angels to help us organise, sort, clean, and pack household items to community members who are moving from crisis situations such as homelessness, domestic violence and more!

A driver training & mentoring program that equips young people who are overcoming adversity, to obtain their drivers licence. We require volunteer Driving Supervisor/s to mentor our students to achieve their 120 hours driving for their log book. ***This opportunity comes to you via Volunteering Central Coast, the volunteering resource centre for the Central Coast***

Volunteers are required for transporting of Young People and Children in care. Transporting will include from Inner North DCP office to other Family contact locations, eg schools and libraries. Transporting of the children is with use of government vehicles.

We are looking for driving mentors for young novice drivers aged 16 to 25 who have barriers to completing their 50 'log book' hours to obtain their driver's license. A caring and non-judgmental approach and an ability to build a positive rapport whilst promoting safe road use are vital. A car is provided