Found 16 volunteering opportunities in Australia

We are looking for non alcoholic (Class A) Trustees to join the General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous Australia. A Trustees can be located anywhere in Australia. Class A Trustees bring skills from many backgrounds to the General Service Board who function like any Not-For-Profit Board – addressing matters both inside and outside the organisation that may impact the current and future health of AA.

Want to save the planet in your pajamas? As a Virtual Admin Support volunteer, you can be a superhero from your sofa! Join us to ignite change in the Renewable Energy sector and heal communities across Australia. Whether it's powering up our Community Energy Zone project or boosting support for nurses, educators, and health professionals, your efforts are crucial. Don't just make a difference—be the difference. Join our volunteer team!!! Ready to wear that cape?

We seek new members of our friendly leadership team and are particularly interested to meet people from minority faith or cultural backgrounds. Committee members help develop strategies for engaging faith communities in climate action and oversee the responsible use of ARRCC’s funds. To be a member of the ARRCC Committee, individuals need to be passionate about climate action and find their spirituality meaningful.

We are seeking a dedicated team of volunteers to contribute to a landmark book project focusing on the stories of Australian First Nations people who have served or are serving in the Australian Defence Force. Ideal candidates will be members of Australian First Nations communities, who bring a depth of understanding and cultural perspective to this important work.

The Event Coordinator plays a vital role in planning, organizing, and executing events to support the fundraising, outreach, and awareness efforts of Search Dogs Sydney Inc. This position is responsible for managing all aspects of event logistics, from conception to execution, to ensure successful and memorable experiences for participants and attendees.

The Government Advocate serves as the primary liaison between Search Dogs Sydney Inc and government entities at the local, state, and federal levels. This position is responsible for advocating for policies, legislation, and funding that support the organisation's mission and advance the interests of our beneficiaries.

The Family and Community Liaison Officer plays a vital role in fostering positive relationships between Search Dogs Sydney Inc and the families and communities we serve. This position is responsible for facilitating communication, providing support, and implementing initiatives to ensure that the needs of families and communities are met effectively.

Pingala Co-operative’s objective is to develop and deliver local renewable energy projects, sharing the benefits as widely as possible within the community. The Treasurer is a key member of the Pingala Co-Operative and its Board and is responsible for the financial management and integrity of the organisation. The Treasurer will work as part of the Pingala team to safeguard the organisation's finances.

Join the Darebin Aboriginal Advisory Committee! You will be providing cultural advice to Darebin Council, supporting truth-telling and directly influencing Council outcomes that lead Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people towards self-determination.

The Grants & Fundraising Officer plays a pivotal role in supporting the financial sustainability and growth of Search Dogs Sydney Incorporated by identifying, securing, and managing grants and fundraising opportunities. This position is responsible for developing and implementing strategies to diversify funding sources and maximise revenue to support our mission and programs.

"Volunteers Saving Lives on Water" is our motto We require a dedicated fundraiser to bring some new and fresh ideas to our fundraising and sourcing of sponsorship. We are a Registered Charitable Organisation and a Registered Training Organisation. We pride ourselves at Marine Rescue Crowdy Harrington as being a highly trained, proficient and professional fun-loving group of volunteers from many varied backgrounds and ages

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

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