Found 53 Library Services volunteering opportunities in Australia

Kingston Toy Library is a wholly member owned toy library, serving the local community with over 2000 toys. We operate just like a book library but with toys. Volunteering with us will give you the opportunity to experience how a library service operates as you assist with all aspects of library operations. You will gain skills of value for the workplace, be a valued part of the team, while also having the experience of a community run service.

We are looking for registered Justices of the Peace who can commit to weekly shifts at our branch libraries. Our JP's provide a much needed service to the community and are in high demand.

Seeking lovers of books or organising wizards to volunteer in a primary school library for a minimum of few hours per week. Schools are often overburdened and under resourced. They rely heavily on the generosity of their local community members so that the children attending have a safe and congenial learning environment. As the saying goes "It takes a village to raise a child", be part of your village.

Volunteer to change lives. Yours included. ~ If you're a book aficionado with a knack for spotting hidden gems and a touch of music and records know-how, we'd be stoked to have you join our crew. Our team is after someone to help set the scene for customers to kick back and pick out their next reads and tunes. #UnitingCareQLD

ToAssist clients with borrowing from Toy Library, check all parts of sets returned, return items to storage place. Volunteer required Tuesday or Saturday morning. Please complete an online application and call (02) 6021 0990. y Library Assistant - Community Support 12.15 -1.45 Tuesdays 10 - 12 Saturdays

This position is perfect for volunteers that enjoy reading. We care for children and their environment, which is shown by our literacy programs and fund raising activities. Supporters can choose their hours and projects.

Do you want to make a difference to our planet? Are you environmentally aware and uphold the values of reduce, reuse and recycle? Then we want to hear from you!! Our shop gives recyclable items a second chance at life by recovering and selling them for a bargain.

Love books? Love sharing your passion for reading? The Footpath Library is Australia's only free mobile library, and our books are a gift to those who have difficulty accessing good quality reading material. We're looking for volunteers who can support our service delivery on a monthly basis, mostly during business hours in the week. Locations are Newtown, Waterloo, South Marrickville (daytime) and Sydney CBD (evenings)

The Toy Library is a resource for families in the local community that provides educational equipment and toys for children. The aim of the library is to support families in offering families high quality equipment that encourages play in the home without the cost of purchasing toys themselves. Families are able to borrow up to ten toys at a time from a large range including games, puzzles, dress ups, bikes and many other items.

We have a range of exciting artefacts that have been recently donated and need to be photographed and uploaded to our museum collection. If you have your own photography equipment and are interested in supporting this project, please get in touch.

We are excited to be expanding the Sir Donald Bradman research library collection with a donation of a significant personal collection in 2024. We are looking for someone to assist with the organisation and cataloguing of this new collection. We are also looking for assistance with the establishment of research library loan partnerships and processes within our broader library network and research librarian services on an ad-hoc basis.

We are embarking on the digitisation of a large historical collection of photographs into the museum collection. This will involve organising, scanning and saving photographs from the archives, and carefully returning to archives. Get in touch if you would like to have a rare glimpse into history and a hand in making these memorial snapshots accessible to an international audience. This could be an ongoing opportunity.

The Knox Toy Library Inc provides the perfect alternative to buying a room full of toys that are no longer played with. But we need some volunteers to help us with our Friday and Saturday borrowing sessions.

Toy Library assistance in one of the most cultural diverse suburbs of Sydney. Helping parents and grandparents who care about their children's education. Contributing to the early development and settlement of children under 6 years old. Helping them reach the important milestones before attending school in a fun and inclusive way. Some of our members have children with special needs.

We are seeking reliable and enthusiastic volunteers to assist at our toy library during our Saturday morning sessions. Duties include checking and cleaning returned toys and counting pieces if needed, organising shelves and displays, labelling new toys and setting up and packing away before and after sessions. The Role involves welcoming members and volunteers attending the toy library, assisting members with questions, providing guidance in finding suitable toys and assisting with new members.

Seeking lovers of books or organising wizards to volunteer in a primary school library for a minimum of few hours per week. Schools are often overburdened and under resourced. They rely heavily on the generosity of their local community members so that the children attending have a safe and congenial learning environment. As the saying goes "It takes a village to raise a child", be part of your village.

Support children to reach their full potential by engaging them in a love of learning. Collaborate with schools and students to ensure each child has the opportunity to fully participate in education!

Use your natural skills and talents to make a positive impact on the education journey of Australian school children. You will make a difference by supporting students one on one or in a small group setting with Literacy, Numeracy and STEM. Most importantly the connection you make with children in your local community will empower them to realise their educational dreams.

Use your natural skills and talents to make a positive impact on the education journey of Australian school children. You will make a difference by supporting students one on one or in a small group setting with Literacy, Numeracy and STEM. Most importantly the connection you make with children in your local community will empower them to realise their educational dreams.

Use your natural skills and talents to make a positive impact on the education journey of Australian school children. You will make a difference by supporting students one on one or in a small group setting with Literacy, Numeracy and STEM. Most importantly the connection you make with children in your local community will empower them to realise their educational dreams.