Found 194 Regular - less than 6 months volunteering opportunities in Australia

Meet new people - volunteer with our very diverse team! Join us volunteering in our shop and office. Meet new friends as well as learning valuable work skills in retail, finance and office work. We helped 906 people get jobs in the last 10 years!

Training position in office administration, retail, customer service, sales, cash handling, banking, EFTPOS, sales, accounts pay/rec, marketing, merchandising, stock control, Team Leader/Manager role, HR, etc. No experience required - we train you, fix your resume, teach you interview skills, will be your local referee and give you access to our jobs board. We advertise often as our trainees get jobs regularly and we have helped 932 people to get jobs in the last 10 years!

We have helped 932 people to get amazing jobs in the last 10 years! Training position in retail, customer service, office administration, cash handling, banking, EFTPOS, sales, accounts pay/rec, marketing, merchandising, stock control, Team Leader/Manager role, HR, etc. No experience required - we train you, fix your resume, teach you interview skills, will be your local referee and give you access to our jobs board. We advertise often as our trainees get jobs regularly!

The Vinnies Support Centre is a client support and referral centre with emergency assistance (Monday – Friday), reception and client support volunteers all trained to engage with people experiencing disadvantage and address requests for assistance professionally.

If you are looking for a hands-on volunteering experience in an inclusive environment, come to ReLove! We rescue great quality furniture and household items and provide a free department store style shopping experience to vulnerable individuals and families who are finally moving out of crisis accommodation into a home.

Red Nose Day is our headline fundraising campaign each year, raising funds to support the work of Red Nose in saving little lives and caring for bereaved families, and raising awareness for the cause. The Red Nose website is the supply point for individual, group and corporate Red Nose Day fundraisers. This volunteer role will help ensure supply runs smoothly to facilitate and manage these fundraising activities.

Are you a talented and passionate photographer/videographer? Do you want to use your skills and expertise to promote social justice?

We are currently looking for volunteers who would like to provide support to people aged over 65 by assisting with shopping, paying bills or other errands as required e.g. pushing trolley, reaching for items, carrying bags (ensuring these are not too heavy for you), putting bags in car and customer’s home or front door. * It is great if you can speak Arabic, Mandarin, Korean, Tamil, Hindi, Farsi, Turkish or other languages!

Are you looking for a simple way to give back to the community? We are a small community toy library, helping local families and children have fun and learn through play with quality toys at an affordable membership rate. We rely on volunteers to help with our open sessions, and particularly need extra assistance during our popular open sessions: Wednesday 7pm - 9:30pm This is fun and in a face-to-face role, helping members with toy returns.

Are you looking for a simple way to give back to the community? We are a small community toy library, helping local families and children have fun and learn through play with quality toys at an affordable membership rate. We rely on volunteers to help with our open sessions, and particularly need extra assistance during our popular open sessions: Saturday 10am - 12.30pm This is fun and in a face-to-face role, helping members with toy returns.

Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages (VACL) is looking for volunteers that can assist them with their social event on 12 May 2024.

If you’re interested in connecting with older people who are socially isolated, we’d love to hear from you!

If you’re interested in connecting with older people who are socially isolated, we’d love to hear from you!

Join our Melbourne home-based collection team! Accept clothes, toys and other essential donations in your home, business, school, childcare or community centre and deliver them to either our Thomastown or Airport West location at your convenience. You will be part of a great community that reduces waste and makes a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable children and their families.

Are you a fixer or tinkerer who loves a repair challenge? Come put your restoration skills to work and breathe life back into items that would otherwise be thrown out! Join our dedicated equipment safety check team to fix, check and clean essential items like prams, cots, and car seats for vulnerable children in need.

Deliver our precious aid packs to appreciative families. Travelling from our Thomastown or Airport West locations to homes and organisations where our aid is destined to go, you can be the one bringing joy to families in need around Melbourne's northern and western suburbs. Become part of a great community that makes a difference in the lives of vulnerable children and families.

Join our dedicated warehouse team! Sort through donations and prepare lovely clothes and toy packs for children in need. You will become part of a great community that makes a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable children and their families.

If you're motivated and physically fit, join our cleaning and gardening team. You may also be asked to ride with our deliveries team.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in your community? We are looking for dedicated individuals like you to join our volunteer team! Volunteers with Olivia’s Place are able to work in a supportive environment that fosters the culture of 'taking a village to raise a family' - the same culture we seek to foster in the broader community. Volunteering is a great way to give back to your community and also helps you build valuable skills to carry into future employment.

WE NEED YOU! Love to sew? Want to be part of a feel good project? The Threads of Kindness Project is a KNLC initiative funded by the Sidney Myer Foundation, making bedcovers for the victims of domestic violence.