Found 258 Childcare volunteering opportunities in Australia

The volunteer tutor provides educational support after school hours to students enrolled in the program. A significant number of these students are from migrant and refugee backgrounds. Whittlesea Community Connections is a Child Safe organisation and all volunteers will be required to undergo a Working with Children Check and a National Police Check.

Would you like to use your spare time during the working week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at our Early Learning Centre in Bedford.

Would you like to use your spare time during the working week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at our Early Learning Centre in Bennett Springs.

Would you like to use your spare time during the working week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at our Early Learning Centre in Ellenbrook.

Would you like to use your spare time during the working week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at our Early Learning Centre in Seville Grove.

Would you like to use your spare time during the working week to make a positive impact on young people's lives? Consider volunteering with MercyCare at our Early Learning Centre in Thornlie.

Uniting is committed to providing a nurturing environment where children feel safe, valued and heard. Family Group Homes is an out-of-home service that provides therapeutic care and support for children and young people who have experienced significant trauma and aren’t able to live with their families.

Approved volunteers agree to provide mentoring and friendship to a young person between the ages of 7 and 17. They commit to spending quality time with a carefully selected young person from a vulnerable or disadvantaged background for approximately 2 hours per fortnight for a period of 12 months. You will not be sitting in an office all day but going out to meet mentees.

Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation (AKKF) supports young people aged 8-18 years who are living in a family impacted by mental illness. Our three core programs include: Camps, Activity Days, and online “Connect” sessions. Volunteers can choose which programs they participate in depending on their interest and availability. When on program, AKKF volunteers engage with and support young people to participate in the activities, connect with their peers and have fun.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

The Hackham West Community Centre offers Out of School Hours Care for school aged children in the local area. The program runs in the mornings before school, and in the afternoons after school. Volunteers are required to assist with the setting up of activities, food preparation and to spend time engaging with the children in our care. Ideally you will have confidence and experience in dealing with young people aged 5-12 years old.

The Hackham West Community Centre offers Out of School Hours Care for school aged children in the local area. The program runs in the mornings before school, and in the afternoons after school. Volunteers are required to assist with the setting up of activities, food preparation and to spend time engaging with the children in our care. Ideally you will have confidence and experience in dealing with young people aged 5-12 years old.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

As a Girl Guide Leader you help girls and young women become leaders, develop practical and life skills, explore their world and discover how to make it a better place. Through a non-formal education program of learning through fun activities and challenges, you can inspire others and make a difference in the lives of girls in your community. We are looking for new members of the Carlton Girl Guides team - enquire now to find out more and meet the team!

We are seeking women 18 years and over to be Girl Guide Leaders or Unit Helpers in Aubin Grove with Girl Guides aged 5 to 10 years. The group meets weekly on Wednesday afternoons. Girl Guide Leaders are friends, role models and mentors to our youth members. You do not require any Guiding experience, just a positive and caring attitude. This is one of the most rewarding and fun volunteer jobs around!

By supporting vulnerable parents, Red Cross helps them support their children at the most vulnerable and important times of their lives. Red Cross works to build parent's confidence, improve their health and nutrition and link them with friends and community.

Do you enjoy working with children and are comfortable in a hospital setting? Then this could be the role for you! In co-operation with the Playscheme Coordinator, a team of volunteers provide activities, encouragement and support to hospitalised children and their parents.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.

Do something life-changing: volunteer as an ethics teacher in your local school! Primary Ethics teachers help children develop valuable skills for life. We come from all walks of life, from parents and grandparents wanting to be involved in their grand/children’s learning, to passionate community members wanting to make a difference.