Found 168 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Inclusion Melbourne is seeking patient, friendly, enthusiastic people to assist adults with disabilities to further their education and transition to community life.

Stall Assistant Volunteers to help run the Brisbane Tool Library Stall at the annual Green Heart Fair at Victoria Park, Herston. We will give you all the information so you can chat with the passing festival goers about the Brisbane Tool Library. It's lots of fun explaining the Tool Library operations. The general public are often intrigued and love the concept of a Tool Library! So, it's very rewarding getting all the compliments & positive feedback.

The services are required of a person to co-ordinate the cataloguing and filing of photographs donated to the Macleay River Historical Society. The person will also be responsible for the maintenance of our collection of over 60,000 historical photographs and records associated with these.

The services are required of a person to meet and greet visitors to Kempsey Museum, attend to telephone calls and answer routine enquiries on the Museum’s operations such as opening hours, location and entry prices.

As an admin. assistant, you are a person who has experience in creative writing and editing OR has excellent English and IT skills, and loves organising and updating documents. We are seeking a young professional or student who is looking for experience in the field, OR a retired professional who wants to give back to the community. We are seeking a volunteer who is willing to commit more long term rather than a few months.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx. 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.

The Coordinator will commence as a dog reading team volunteer and after two school terms receive training to take on the Coordinator position. The Coordinator will recruit, train, support, manage and give recognition to volunteers within the region. The position will also raise awareness of the Story Dogs brand and services. This is a non paid, volunteer role. This role requires you to have a suitable dog.

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx 2 hours to help children read.