Found 8 Accounting & Finance Regular - more than 6 months, volunteering opportunities in Australia

Are you passionate about supporting the important work of Community Gardens and maintaining their financial health? Do you possess strong skills in bookkeeping, accounting, or a keen eye for numbers? If so, we are seeking a dedicated individual to serve as the Committee Treasurer.

Interested in bookkeeping and financials and have two hours a week to spare? We need a suitable person to undertake financial requirements for the Environment Centre. This position is 80% Bookkeeping and reporting to the BDEC committee at bi-monthly meetings and the AGM. Volunteer needs to attend meetings in person.

The Volunteers Hub at Diamond Valley Community Support is advertising this volunteer role on behalf of Lower Plenty Dance Group, a small not-for-profit volunteer organization running live and online weekly dance for people with intellectual disabilities. The Committee meets every second month on the 3rd Thursday for approx 2 hours to manage the dance group affairs.

We are looking for a Treasurer to become a committee member for our not-for- profit organisation, Lakelands Community Garden.

Secretary and/or Bookkeeper (can work from home some of the time): require good communication skills, access to computer & internet, familiar with Xero. Need to attend meetings in person.

We seek an Education Workshops Coordinator to manage, coordinate and plan logistical, resourcing and reporting requirements for all our education workshops. (C)

TransitCare is an innovative not-for-profit organisation dedicated to assisting our clients to remain active in the community and live independently in their own homes. We achieve this through the provision of shared pre-booked transport and social support programs for people with disabilities; and older members of our community. TransitCare require an Administration Assistant to assist with answering calls and arranging drivers to do pick ups and conduct basic office tasks. #Admin #YouthVo

Abbeyfield Garran is a not for profit which provides affordable, inclusive, homelike and safe accommodation for people with a mild cognitive disability where residents can maintain their independence with dignity and choice. The Garran house is run by a volunteer management committee and employs a housekeeper to provide meals and support the residents on a day- to-day basis. We have 10 young adult residents.