Found 7 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do be friendly, patient, willing to learn&work. Avail Fri nights 5:30pm-9pm, or 11pm. Serve customers, patrons, members&adult community(18yrs+)drinks at bar. Prepare drinks. Re-stock fridge. Friendly bunch at local Belmont RSL Sub-Branch has worked to support serving Defence Force, Veterans, ex-military personnel, their families&community for more than30-years. Take part in raffle. Come on down to Sub-Branch&volunteer along side us while serving beneficial Org at same time

PACT volunteers support children and teens, as well as adult victims and witnesses who need support through the court process. The role of our volunteers is to provide impartial, empathetic support for those who are required to give evidence in criminal courts, either as victims of, or witnesses to, a crime.

The RSL (Returned and Services League) aims to ensure programs are in place for the well-being, care, compensation and commemoration of serving and ex-service Defence Force members and their dependents; and to promote government and community awareness of the need for a secure, stable and progressive Australia. We are currently seeking volunteers to help provide bar service at our friendly and modern club located in Victor Harbor.

Volunteer roles are opportunities for Pedal Power members and volunteers to get more engaged in the work that we do. These roles are designed to be flexible, collaborative and easy to engage with. We are calling for volunteers for the following roles: Campaigns coordinator Newsletter and Magazine assistant Web designer Member caller Bike mechanics If you would like to volunteer but are after something different, let us know how you can help via email.

Do you love bikes? Why not volunteer for a service that makes a difference using bikes? Bicycles for Humanity is a worldwide, grass roots, volunteer-run movement focused on simple, sustainable empowerment through bicycle transport in the developing world.

SteamRanger Heritage Railway has two volunteer cleaner positions, one for its railway station at Goolwa and the other for its railway station and a cottage at Victor Harbor. The role involves washing/vacuuming floors, dusting, cleaning windows and toilet facilities. The role is a developing one and the cleaning may be undertaken by one volunteer who would be welcome to travel by train between the two locations. Cleaning at Goolwa is approximately 1.5 hours per week, preferably on Wednesdays

Assist with food and drink preparation and serving, providing general advice for patrons while visiting the Tasmanian Arboretum.