Found 25 Mediation & Advocacy volunteering opportunities in Australia

Would you like to make a huge difference by bringing in your own unique personality together with all your acquired skills, knowledge and experience? This is an excellent opportunity for some-one that wishes to subscribe to a purpose that is bigger than themselves, is willing to support, guide & empower others, likes the flexibility of working remotely & choosing their own hours, and won’t mind adding a growing national foundation to their CV.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate. Community Visitors are the eyes and the ears of the community and perform an important role of upholding the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness who are living in supported care.

The Justice Advocacy Service (JAS) is currently looking for Volunteers to assist clients with Cognitive Impairment who are in contact with the Criminal Justice System

Our Pathfinders are RMHC WA advocates across King Edward Memorial Hospital. They support patients and visitors to the hospital and provide assistance to hospital staff, clinics and wards.

Our Pathfinders are RMHC WA advocates across Perth Children's Hospital. They support visitors to the hospital and provide assistance to designated hospital clinics.

Community Visitors uphold the Human Rights of people living in supported care. They visit accommodation facilities and monitor and report on the adequacy of services provided. This role is ideally suited to individuals who are able to visit during day-time hours or late afternoons and who can make a commitment of two years. Training will be provided to support you in the role.

Do you have lived experience of disability, experience supporting people with disability, or a background in the disability sector? The Inclusive Volunteering Pathways to Employment Program is led by a group of organisations in the ACT, New South Wales and Tasmania, who are working to reduce and remove barriers to volunteering and employment for people living with disability or mental health conditions. The Program supports participants to engage in volunteering as a pathway to employment.

Would you like to make a difference to the lives of people in your own community? Become a Community Visitor. Community Visitors are the eyes and the ears of the community and perform an important role of upholding the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness.

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate. Community Visitors are the eyes and ears of the community and perform an important role of upholding the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness.

CAWS Together We Can have several participants with mild intellectual or psychosocial/mental health disabilities in various locations throughout Western Sydney who would love to go on walks with other people and maybe go for a coffee afterwards. Some of them have trouble going on public transport alone so could benefit from someone to go on the train or bus with them or from a lift (we can reimburse your travel, 80c per kilometre).

Our Family Ambassadors Nedlands are the first point of call for anyone entering our Monash Avenue based home.

Located in our Ronald McDonald Family Room at Perth Children's Hospital, our Froomies provide support for families using this facility.

Our Dinner Squad provide assistance to our Nedlands House during the busy dinner time period.

Volunteers provide casework assistance services to asylum seekers at risk of homelessness

Volunteers provide face-to-face assistance to asylum seekers living in the community. The role includes accepting new clients and referring them to internal and external services.

Responsible for developing, manage and implement the organisation's advocacy and education strategy.

The advocate's role is to befriend of a vulnerable person and help them to improve their quality of life, including to be involved in the wider community

Volunteering with Pathways information and referral service gives you the opportunity to assist some of our community's most vulnerable people with disability to link in with the help and advocacy they need at a time when they most need support, avoiding the need for them to navigate the community services sector on their own.

Community Visitors visit Victorian accommodation facilities for people with disability or mental illness in their local area. They monitor and report on the adequacy of the services provided and, where possible, communicate with residents or patients to ensure they are being treated with dignity and respect. Community Visitors are Victorian Governor in Council appointees, are appointed for a three-year term, and have significant powers of entry and inspection.

We are seeking Volunteer to assist with program facilitation at Acacia Correctional Centre, Wooroloo, including Keeping Us Together, Storytime, Play Together, Stay Together, as well as assist in supporting intake assessments and administration.