Found 39 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Be a change-maker in your community! Make a difference in building a more connected and inclusive place for those who are less connected. The Access to Community program is growing their team of volunteer Community Connectors. Come join our team!

Crisis Support Volunteer will be responding to people in need of support on the phone, via web chat or through text.

We need volunteers who can share their time to support our elderly residents living in aged care residential homes at our boutique Home at Hove.

Do you have just 1 hour per fortnight to spare? Oxley Community Transport is seeking friendly and enthusiastic Volunteer Visitors to spend time with older people who are at risk of social isolation and loneliness.

Are you a good listener and want to learn critical skills to support someone who is struggling or experiencing crisis? Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury, based in Gordon, is recruiting now for new volunteers to join their training course in August 2023.

Conduct interviews with people who present to Uniting Wodonga seeking assistance with food or other forms of financial relief. • Facilitate referral to other programs of Uniting and other agencies as appropriate. • Assist with administrative tasks including answering the phone and taking messages as directed. • Maintain records of people’s visits according to the data system in place.

Great for retirees looking to get out of the house and enjoy a social role in a friendly office. Opportunity for job seekers looking to gain office experience and gain a professional reference. Supportive and friendly office that is appreciative of your time and willing to provide what you need to make your volunteering experience rewarding for you. Flexible and understanding of your personal commitments, work during school holidays is optional.

Would you like to be more involved in the community? Did you know that being a volunteer with the Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) is a way to meet other local community members, have a say in things that affect you, deliver some newsletters and prevent crime? Perhaps this sounds good but you would really prefer a remote type volunteer role instead. That's okay, NHW has got you covered! There are two types of volunteer roles available within the NHW: * a Supporter or * in Police Programs

Welcome consumers with referrals for a food parcel from Uniting Wodonga. Food given according to instruction on the food voucher referral form. • On food delivery days, assist other volunteers to restack shelves from delivered pallets. • Assist with keeping the centre clean and tidy. • Maintain records of consumer food parcels according to the system in place.

The People Place is seeking a Treasurer to oversee bookkeeping and to assist with financial operations of local dedicated and busy Neighbourhood House. Working in a fun team environment. Duties are variable and negotiable based on availability, skills set, interests and experience. Tasks may include: • Provide overall guidance and advice to the Board, • Personally attend monthly committee meetings, prepare monthly financial reports.

Become a WayFairer and use your own skill set to engage in community organisations and projects in the Peel Region?

We are looking for genuine volunteers who have the heart and passion to want to help us create change and empower the lives of women in need. We are unique in what we do. We are a very strong tribe of women who are committed to creating change. Please note we only take genuine volunteers. If you are volunteering to meet the requirements of Centrelink, please be aware that we do not supply Centrelink letters.

The Board position of Treasurer is available to an individual looking to be connected to a well-known community organisation. Positions at Gymea Community are sought after given consistently high standards of delivery and renowned reputation. The Treasurer is responsible for the overview of the organisation's fiscal compliance to reassure the Board that all financial protocols are adhered to.

Volunteers at Women's Information Service (WIS) are highly valued and make a difference to the lives of many women in South Australia. This volunteer role involves providing information and referrals to women who visit the purposely established safety hub 'The Haven'. We provide a comprehensive training program, mentored shifts and ongoing support. WIS is a supportive team to all of our valuable volunteers.

Volunteers at Women's Information Service (WIS) are highly valued and make a difference to the lives of many women in South Australia. This volunteer role involves providing information and referrals to women who visit the purposely established safety hub 'The Haven'. We provide a comprehensive training program, mentored shifts and ongoing support. WIS is a supportive team to all of our valuable volunteers.

Volunteers at Women's Information Service (WIS) are highly valued and make a difference to the lives of many women in South Australia. This volunteer role involves providing information and referrals to women who visit the purposely established safety hub 'The Haven'. We provide a comprehensive training program, mentored shifts and ongoing support. WIS is a supportive team to all of our valuable volunteers.

Volunteers at Women's Information Service (WIS) are highly valued and make a difference to the lives of many women in South Australia. This volunteer role involves providing information and referrals to women who visit the purposely established safety hub 'The Haven'. We provide a comprehensive training program, mentored shifts and ongoing support. WIS is a supportive team to all of our valuable volunteers.

provide emergency relief support to clients experiencing hardship

Volunteering with Citizens Advice Bureau is an interesting and rewarding way to ‘give back’ to the Western Australian community. Our volunteers come from diverse backgrounds – but the thing they have in common is their strong desire to help others, their ability to communicate clearly and concisely, their great customer service skills and their computer skills.

Volunteering with Citizens Advice Bureau is an interesting and rewarding way to ‘give back’ to the Western Australian community. Our volunteers come from diverse backgrounds – but the thing they have in common is their strong desire to help others, their ability to communicate clearly and concisely, their great customer service skills and their computer