Found 139 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Are you a young professional / student / who is looking for experience in the field and willing to commit more long term, or a recently retired professional who is ready to give back to the community and ready to commit more long term? We are seeking a skilled social marketer who is pro-active and ready to help develop the WFWP Australia’s digital platforms: websites, posters, brochures, online newsletter, social media etc. by creating engaging platforms for our audiences.

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 Red Nose Treasured Babies Program supports families following the death of a baby by providing beautiful handmade items of clothing for parents to dress their baby in, no matter the gestation. The program is run by volunteers, with support from Red Nose staff. The Treasured Babies Administrator will provide administrative support to the program by liaising with other volunteers, Red Nose staff members, hospitals and other key stakeholders.

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.

Have you ever been moved after hearing someone tell you about their experience? If you have been: • injured or had a family member/friend injured or die • first on the scene at a serious road incident • a witness to a road incident • a driver involved in a serious road incident • an emergency service worker attending a road incident Your story could save a life.

Have you ever been moved after hearing someone tell you about their experience? If you have been: • injured or had a family member/friend injured or die • first on the scene at a serious road incident • a witness to a road incident • a driver involved in a serious road incident • an emergency service worker attending a road incident Your story could save a life.

Have you ever been moved after hearing someone tell you about their experience? If you have been: • injured or had a family member/friend injured or die • first on the scene at a serious road incident • a witness to a road incident • a driver involved in a serious road incident • an emergency service worker attending a road incident Your story could save a life.