Found 20 volunteering opportunities in Australia

The National Trust is seeking an active and friendly people to join our close community volunteer team in a vital role as Treasurer at historic Labassa Mansion in Caulfield. Are you good with numbers and finance? Now is your chance to join our passionate team of volunteers.

No Experience Required - We Train You - Meet New Friends. Are you interested in working with the public and in the heritage railway carriages? Would you like to help passengers and contribute to their journey, then why not try your hand at becoming a Booking Clerk - Customer Service Guide at Puffing Billy Railway?

Southern Districts Baseball Club exists with the aim of promoting & furthering the game of baseball in the south of Adelaide...and they need your assistance! Would you like to assist with the upkeep of the baseball diamond? What about performing general handyman work around the premises? The Social group meets Monday and Thursday mornings. So why not apply & become their Volunteer Grounds Crew Person!!

Do you want to volunteer from home, have a computer and an interest in science, biodiversity and/or natural history collections? Join DigiVol and volunteer online with flexible hours.

Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of the underprivileged in the slums of Nairobi? Do you have exceptional organisational and administrative skills? If so, we have the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

We are seeking volunteers to help us with a 'hands on' approach to do maintenance work, painting, clearing the grounds, gardening and burning a bonfire or two. This maybe an opportunity for Corporate Volunteering.

### **Sydney 10 is back for 2024!** We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to assist in the delivery of the Sydney 10 which is the NSW 10km Road Championships on Sunday 19th May at Sydney Olympic Park.

Willunga Netball Club was first established in 1924 in Willunga. We now play at the Willunga Recreation Park on Saturday’s during the winter season and play in the Great Southern Netball Association. We train on Tuesday nights with U9 starting a 4:00pm and seniors finishing at approximately 8:30pm. Our Net Set Go program which we run in term 3, is for children aged 5-7 years old and is designed to introduce them to the game of netball. Many volunteer opportunities available...read on...

This is a multi-tasking position providing customer service, information, and sales.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

The Red Nose Treasured Babies Program supports families following the death of a baby by providing beautiful handmade items of clothing for parents to dress their baby in, no matter the gestation. The program is run by volunteers, with support from Red Nose staff. The Treasured Babies Administrator will provide administrative support to the program by liaising with other volunteers, Red Nose staff members, hospitals and other key stakeholders.

If you are great with people and enjoy sharing information and customer service we want to hear from you!

Do you have a love of trains? We are looking for versatile volunteers and have several different positions to fill: Driver / Guard / Signaller / Maintenance Crew and the Kiosk. In each of these positions you can also assist with roles such as customer service, public direction, ticket collection, signal operation, guard, maintenance crew etc. and eventually the elevation to 'Train Driver' for those who are interested.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics coordinator in your local school! Primary Ethics coordinators become a vital part of their school community, liaising with staff, parents and volunteer ethics teachers to coordinate ethics classes at their local school. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

The Melbourne Eastern Ranges (MER) Fundraising Coordinator provides a strategic direction for the fundraising efforts within our Club. They/She/He seeks to increase contributions of individuals and groups to our sporting organisation by building relationships and exploring new fundraising activities from various sources. The Fundraising Coordinator oversees the fundraising activities that each team undertakes for their relevant sport and provides fundraising status reports to the committee.