Found 17 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Are you looking for a fun and challenging way to give back to your community? Become a Saturday Program Leader for children and young adults with intellectual disabilities! We are looking for passionate individuals who are motivated to help provide a safe and supportive environment for our children and young adults.

Are you eager to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children and young adults with intellectual disabilities? We are looking for passionate Camp Leaders to join our team and provide a fun and memorable experience for these families.

We are looking for people who are interested in local history (Broadmeadows and District). We operate a museum in Broadmeadows and are currently doing a full refurbishment. We need volunteers to help research and catalogue our current collection. This includes any new additions to the collection.

The VisAbility Library provides talking books for people living with blindness, low vision or a print disability. We are on the lookout for people who are interested in volunteering at our specialised Library. This is a great opportunity for tech-minded people and also those with library backgrounds to learn about cassette audio restoration, editing, and producing talking books for people with print disabilities.

The Wodonga Library- Shelving Assistant (Limited Positions) - Shelving the 'Non-Fiction' section. Requires very good numerical and alphabetical skills, and the physical ability to easily bend and reach.

Are you passionate about music and looking to make a difference? Join our dedicated team at Vision Australia and help make music accessible to individuals with vision impairments through our Braille Music Transcription Service. Volunteer for a three-hour shift once a week. Work remotely over the phone, with music scores emailed to you for transcription.

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Assist with the delivery of a program that creates a space for patrons to be creative or work on craft activities using various equipment such as a sewing machine and a Cricut vinyl cutter.

Whiz Kidz gives primary school children with physical disability the chance to try a variety of adaptive sports, whether they are reliant on a wheelchair or ambulant. We are looking for coaches to assist with running our new south of the river venue

Interchange is a program within UMFC’s Carer Aged and Disability Service and provides support to children and young people with disability and their families/carers. Interchange is supported by volunteers to create social and recreational opportunities through group and individual activities. Group experiences include After School Activities, School Holiday Activities and other activities as planned.

Join our fun-loving team at Cairns Children’s Museum (CCM) - Our playologists (facilitators) need your assistance to deliver exciting, interactive, hands-on programs to schools, day cares, kindies and OSHCs (outside-of-school-hour-care) across the Cairns Region.

Tuesdays 4:30pm to 6:30pm in Rockingham. Spectrum Space runs a social group for children on the autism spectrum. Activities include art and craft, video games, sensory play, board games, cooking and more! This opportunity would best suit students studying psychology, community services, counselling and social work.

Was your New Years resolution to volunteer this year? Want to gain experience in disability support? Jump on board with us! Join our team of friendly, supportive staff & volunteers in our recreational programs for children, teenagers & adults with a disability, on weekends & during school holidays. There may also be an opportunity to join in on overnight camps if you wish.

#Do you love Lego or cooking? Keen on computer gaming or swimming? Our regular after school programs would love your help. Volunteers work alongside Support Workers to encourage, motivate and engage young participants in our after school programs. Weekly or fortnightly times available. Most activities are 2 - 4 hours.

Riding for the Disabled SA provides horse riding & related activities for people with a disability aged between three and ninety years! RDASA is seeking volunteers to assist with 'Session Support' which includes: *preparing horses prior to the arrival of participants, *leading horses during sessions, *supporting participants during sessions, *assisting with preparation of activities for centre programs, *and assorted activities related to care & welfare of horses.

Operate the Online Access Centre and assist clients. Deloraine Online Access Centre has a team of dedicated volunteers who work together to keep the centre open 6 days per week.

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