Found 40 Mediation & Advocacy volunteering opportunities in Australia

As a Local Coordinator, you will provide additional support to a High School Exchange student from overseas who is living with a host family and attending High School in your local community. A Local Coordinator must live within 2 hours of where a student is living. If you are interested in other cultures, young people and families, this role is perfect for you. You may have been an exchange student or host family yourself - but that is not a requirement.

headspace Fraser Coast is currently seeking Youth Advisory Committee members who are volunteers aged 12-25 for their Marybourough and Hervey Bay locations. The group represents each state and territory and work with headspace to ensure young people's voices and opinions remain front and centre.

The Helping Hand Project is a community-based organisation. Our vision is to provide youth of refugee background with supportive Mentors, so that they can achieve their goals and reach their dreams.

Double the impact on families & early childhood development. Join our passionate Board! (Volunteer)

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 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.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

As a Local Coordinator, you will provide additional support to a High School Exchange student from overseas who is living with a host family and attending High School in the Australind WA local community. A Local Coordinator must live within 2 hours of where a student is living. If you are interested in other cultures, young people and families, this role is perfect for you. You may have been an exchange student or host family yourself - but that is not a requirement.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at the Geelong Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at a designated Police Station.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at Tarneit, and Police Stations in the West.

Support a young person, when a parent/guardian is not available, by attending police interviews at Police Stations in the inner West, specifically Sunshine.