Found 24 Safety & Emergency Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

Box Hill - Volunteer role working with people with psychosocial or physical disabilities.

Volunteer workshop coordinator wanted. Role includes: • open and close shed as per procedures • oversee members attending Shed in terms of ensuring OH&S requirements are being met • ensure work and storage areas are kept clean and tidy • ensuring shed equipment, tools, materials, and consumables are kept clean, in order and request for re-stocking materials are completed as required • assist and direct members with use of equipment.

Woodcroft/Morphett Vale Neighbourhood Centre has a vibrant reception where you can utilize your admin skills or learn new skills. Like talking to people and would like to be part of a group whose sole purpose is to help others? They will train you in the role and provide support until you are ready to take off your training wheels. The centre is always buzzing with programs and interesting people to meet.

Be part of the vital team that supports Marine Rescue in saving lives on the water

Training is provided for inductions, vessel operations, radio communications and First Aid.

Training is provided for inductions, vessel operations, radio communications and First Aid.

Training is provided for inductions, vessel operations, radio communications and First Aid.

Training is provided for inductions, vessel operations, radio communications and first aid.

Lifeline Darling Downs & South West is a leading community-focused organisation committed to supporting individuals and families in crisis throughout the Darling Downs and South West Queensland regions. With a legacy of over 50 years, LDDSWQL provides vital services including crisis support, suicide prevention, counselling, and community education, striving to build resilience and empower individuals to navigate life's challenges.

The Care Crew is an essential group within the CSCI Champion program. The Care Crew are called upon when the threat of an adverse weather event, disaster or emergency has impacted our community .

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

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

Victims of Crime NT Inc. (VoCNT), a community-based organisation supporting Territorians and NT communities affected by crime, is seeking Volunteer Assistant Workers for their Victim Follow up Program.

An exciting opportunity exists for you to volunteer to assist us in running a Road Safety Program called ‘bstreetsmart’ at Qudos Bank Arena from 20-22 August 2024. Year 10 to 12 school students aged 16 –18 will attend the event with the aim to decrease road trauma in this age group. Volunteers will be required for ushering, crowd management, information relay, and safety officers

AnglicareSA is calling out for Volunteers who are interested in driving the vans and/or undertaking a stylist role to support customers to choose their own outfits. Thread Together is driving social and environmental change. The mobile wardrobes deliver brand new clothes to people in the community experiencing vulnerability. This program has a positive impact on many peoples lives, including those experiencing/at risk of homelessness; Aboriginal communities; refugees; survivors of dv.

Are you passionate about helping people? A can-do person who is instrumental in supporting others? We have an exciting role for you!

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.

Being part of a team providing support for first responders, such as those from police or fire departments, in emergency situations.

Volunteers required to support the operational activities as directed by the OSU Group Duty Officer. This is a support role and can be undertaken by firefighting and non-firefighting personnel.

Come join ChaplainWatch as a NightWatch Volunteer! Benefits include a Great team environment; Quality training provided; and Engagement with a well-respected service organisation, across Qld. Rewards include Helping community members during a time of crisis; Engaging in a vibrant space, under the supervision of a trained street-chaplaincy leader. Opportunities to: Develop and grow in community engagement; Provide support for vulnerable people, and Practical experience with trained skills.