Found 10 volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you have a spare hour a week to visit 93-year-old veteran who had a long career in military aviation and even featured in Battle of Britain movie? If you like current affairs, classical music or spending time outdoor this may be the role for you.

Cherrybrook Lakes Retirement Village is looking for someone who loves spending time outdoors, taking care of the plants and gardens. You will become a valuable member of our team and village and be supported throughout your volunteer journey.

We need people over the age of 18 or over to spend time with widow's of veterans. This is an opportunity to have a social connection with someone who is at risk of social isolation and loneliness. If you love a chat and a cuppa, we would love to hear from you. Induction training, ongoing support and check-ins provided.

The National Trust is seeking an active and friendly people to join our volunteer team as our bookkeeper at historic Labassa Mansion in Caulfield. Are you good with numbers and finance? Now is your chance to join our passionate team of volunteers.

As an orginisation the Historic Ketch Falie requires a committee to maintain the orginisation and require a succession plan of recruitment to go forward into the future.

If you are proficient with bookkeeping, Excel and Word, we need you! If you enjoy working with figures and have a few hours each week to spare, this could be the ideal position for you.

Volunteer position available for Treasurer to maintain financial records for the Launceston Tramway Museum Society Inc and provide reports to the committee.

An opportunity to join the team delivering of one of the largest unticketed events held in Brisbane on 25th April each year. You can support one of Queensland’s most significant social and cultural events. Specific roles routinely include Parade Marshals, Information Booth Hosts, Golf Buggy Drivers, Veteran Liaison Hosts and Passenger Loading Assistants.

We are looking for a Board Treasurer with good financial skills and experience that have been used in business or in the community. A dedicated person interested in volunteering 2 days per week. Be part of re-creating living Tasmanian railway history for the benefit of the region.

The role of the auditor or reviewer is to give a professional and independent advice on the organization’s financial statements. The review or audit of an association’s financial report should ensure greater accountability to the members and provide an assurance that all funds received by the organisation have been correctly accounted for. The work will be undertaken in accordance with the Associations Incorporation Act of 2015.