Found 50 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Unpacking, sorting, repackaging, general assistance in store and in delivery area

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

Become an Active Fire Fighter regular training provided. No experience required. No cost to volunteers. Get involved with attending incidents, serving your community during emergencies, fire prevention, education and much more. Learn new skills. Help your community, make new friends, be a part of an amazing team of like minded people. A great way to build confidence, get out of your comfort zone

We are looking for a Facilitator for our on-line French conversation classes. You will be required on any day suitable to you for an hour a week for school time

Native wildlife needs your help. Rescue sick and injured birds, possums, lizards, turtles and frogs, and transport them to a vet for urgent assessment and treatment.

The Emergency Relief Program provides a service that contributes to addressing emergency situations that impact people living within our communities. The program aims to provide assistance in the form of food parcels, material aid and other services for families and individuals experiencing financial crisis. The service operates in a non-judgmental, culturally sensitive and non-discriminatory environment.

Interchange is a program within UMFC’s Carer Aged and Disability Service and provides support to children and young people with disability and their families/carers. Interchange is supported by volunteers to create social and recreational opportunities through group and individual activities.Volunteer Host carers provide a very special opportunity to support and enhance the life of a young person with a disability, their family and primary carers.

Are you concerned about the amount of rubbish on our coastline? Adopt a Spot are recruiting volunteers to nominate an area of coastline to manage the removal of marine debris. Tasks will include daily cleans, collation of data (taking pictures of marine debris & reporting back on data via email or social media), disposal of materials in accordance with Local Council rubbish/recycling guidelines and provide community education in sustainable practices.

Calling all Tetun speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Tamil speakers to help build connections between you and your community.

Calling all Tigrinya speakers to help build connections between you and your community

Calling all Syrian speakers to help build connections between you and your community.

Calling all Tetun speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Kurdish speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Arabic speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Arabic speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Assyrian speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Bengali speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Chin speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.

Calling all Dari speakers to help build connections between our community and yours.