Found 8 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Are you looking for a fun volunteering opportunity? Join a friendly and welcoming team at Canterbury Toy Library. We are committed to supporting children's development through sustainable play and are located close to Canterbury Train Station and beautiful Maling Road.

We are looking for Arabic or Rohingya speaking volunteers to provide language support to adult migrants and refugees attending our monthly Women’s Group in Zillmere. Volunteers play an important role in creating welcome, inclusion and belonging.

This is a fun and intriguing role where you are able to get involved with all the behind the scenes processes involved in running the Save the Children Op Shops as a valued VOLUNTEER. We have a wonderful team of like minded people! CENTRELINK JOBSEEKERS ENCOURAGED TO APPLY - NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY We help, train and support all volunteers in return for your commitment and voluntary work to help raise money through the op shops.

MiCare is looking for committed and enthusiastic people to volunteer in our Family Learning Clubs in Werribee and Laverton. The program aims to assist newly arrived young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds with their school work, basic literacy and numeracy skills. Must be over 18 years of age.

We're looking for helpers to "meet and greet" our toy library members. We operate from the Ethel Warren Bullsbrook Community Centre. Perhaps you have your own children who would benefit from membership of the toy library, perhaps you are a senior who wants to get involved or maybe you just simply want to help out. Please consider joining our group's roster.

Volunteers are needed to offer mentoring and tutoring support to children from refugee backgrounds at their schools. Refugee children often feel isolated and anxious and subsequently withdraw from classroom participation 3 hours per week.

If you like to teach English as a second language to migrant adults then this position is for you.

Conversational English for Beginners is an engaging session to help adults with limited knowledge of how to speak English and develop their English language skills. The role involves leading a series of sessions teaching conversational English to adults. This is an unpaid position on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings during school terms.