Found 107 volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Hunter Cancer Hub is based in the Canteen office in Newcastle and is an exciting new project, launched in early 2022 that will act as the central point between those who are impacted by cancer and support services. The Hunter Cancer Hub (HCH) Office Administration Volunteer will play a pivotal role in supporting families and individuals who approach The Hub for support.

Transform Lives and Empower Youth with Your Words! Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you believe young people have the power to change the world? Kurilpa Scout Group, nestled in the vibrant community of Yeronga, is on the lookout for an enthusiastic Volunteer Grant Writer to join our dynamic team. This isn’t just any role—it’s your chance to be a hero for our young scouts, ensuring they have the resources to explore, learn, and grow.

We are seeking a volunteer Treasurer to support Fitzroy Lions soccer club – ensuring kids living in public housing in Melbourne's inner north have opportunities to play sport, and uniting families of all backgrounds through the 'world game'. We are about more than just football – our ethos is to bring the community together and show that our diversity is our strength.

Have you ever wished you had a mentor, an extra adult to talk to when you were growing up? Then become a mentor, who spends an hour a week being a positive role model, listening and doing activities with a student for 1 hour each week during school hours during the school year. EdConnect Australia are seeking volunteers with general life skills to help young people in secondary schools who are at risk of disengaging in education.

Have you ever wished you had a mentor, an extra adult to talk to when you were growing up? Then become a mentor, who spends an hour a week being a positive role model, listening and doing activities with a student for 1 hour each week during school hours during the school year. EdConnect Australia are seeking volunteers with general life skills to help young people in secondary schools who are at risk of disengaging in education.

Have you ever wished you had a mentor, an extra adult to talk to when you were growing up? Then become a mentor, who spends an hour a week being a positive role model, listening and doing activities with a student for 1 hour each week during school hours during the school year. EdConnect Australia are seeking volunteers with general life skills to help young people in primary schools who are at risk of disengaging in education.

If you want to be a part of a social movement that instigates change and empowers communities through education and engagement - this is a great place to start! We’re looking for passionate team players, skilled in fundraising to join our Finance team as Fundraising Officers. If you’re a strong written communicator, an organised planner, outcome-focused, and have an interest in public health - this role is perfect for you.

If you want to be a part of a social movement that instigates change and empowers communities through education and engagement - this is a great place to start! We’re looking for talented individuals to join our Finance Team as a Finance Officer. If you’re organised, outcome-focused, a talented problem solver and enjoy working in a dynamic, autonomous environment - this role is perfect for you.

Double the impact on families & early childhood development. Join our passionate Board! (Volunteer)

Are you passionate about making a positive impact to families and children in our community. Do you have the skills to support growth and change. Botany Family & Children's Centre is a non for profit, registered charity, Our vision is a safe and well connected community for children and families.

We require responsible and enthusiastic people to assist with the various roles involved in running our non-profit organization's Self-esteem & Leadership Youth Camps.

Mentors required for children and young people from vulnerable and disadvantaged backgrounds for 2 hours per fortnight (times and days flexible). Mentors provide friendship and community engagement for a period of 12 months.

The Branch Leader Safeguarding supports in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all members. This volunteer position is essential to maintaining a secure and supportive environment where youth members can thrive and develop. This role serves as the first point of contact for membership to seek assistance with safeguarding, and collaborates on projects to promote safeguarding across the association.

The Assistant Chief Commissioner (ACC) Group Support drives the strategic initiatives related to Group Support within the Branch. This includes leader development, supporting retention and recruitment initiatives for both youth and adult members, and ensuring the provision of an optimal “Group Life” experience.

The Branch Commissioner Inclusion is responsible for providing advice and support to Leaders and Unit Councils. This support could include strategies and programs to assist members to use inclusive practice in their everyday Scouting and maximise the integration of members from historically marginalised groups in the Scouting program at all levels.

We are currently looking for Parent Peer Volunteers to facilitate family peer support groups to parents and families in the following areas: Mandurah, Fremantle, Thornlie, East Perth & Midland.

MUST BE A PARENT OF A CHILD WHO HAS OR HAD DRUG AND ALCOHOL ISSUES. Supporting and mentoring parents of children with drug and alcohol issues.

As Deputy Assistant Chief Commissioner Program Support your role is pivotal in supporting the delivery of the program to youth members. You’ll be helping to ensure the ongoing delivery, consistent improvement, and implementation of the Youth Program across the state, upholding program values, fostering positive experiences, and contributing to the personal growth of our young members.

Approved volunteers agree to provide mentoring and friendship to a young person between the ages of 7 and 17. They commit to spending quality time with a carefully selected young person from a vulnerable or disadvantaged background for approximately 2 hours per fortnight for a period of 12 months. You will not be sitting in an office all day but going out to meet mentees.

Male Mentors required for young boys from vulnerable and disadvantaged backgrounds for 2 hours per fortnight (times and days flexible). Mentors provide friendship and community engagement for a period of 12 months.