Found 33 Driving & Transportation volunteering opportunities in Australia

The Western Australian Police and Community Youth Centres (Inc.) (WA PCYC) is looking for a dedicated and passionate professional to take up the exciting and challenging role of Bus Driver at Midland PCYC.

Diamond Valley Community Support is advertising this role on behalf of Banyule Nillumbik Local Learning and Employment Network. Volunteer Mentors are needed in the Banyule TAC L2P Program which helps young people in need achieve their probationary licence.

Are you interested in helping young learner drivers obtain their hours to gain their P's? Then the TAC L2P Learner Driver Mentor Program might be for you.

Imagine helping someone get their licence! The Cockburn RYDE Program is looking for driving mentors to assist young people to obtain a driver licence by providing an opportunity to complete their required supervised driving with a Volunteer Driving Mentor.

Become a Yarra Ranges TAC L2P Program volunteer mentor and help a young person who doesn't have access to get the hours they need for their licence. Volunteer around your own schedule!

This position operates within our "Braking the Cycle" program and supports disadvantaged youth complete their 100 driver hours, which will enable them to obtain their provisional drivers licence. (C)

We are seeking Mentors to assist young learner drivers to gain the 120 hours required for a P plate driver to comply with the road experience requirement. 5 star ANCAP rated car provided, automatic, manual, and insurance cover. Liaise with mentee, 1hr weekly.

Volunteers are required for transporting of Young People and Children in care. Transporting will include from Inner North DCP office to other Family contact locations, eg schools and libraries. Transporting of the children is with use of government vehicles.

We are looking for driving mentors for young novice drivers aged 16 to 25 who have barriers to completing their 50 'log book' hours to obtain their driver's license. A caring and non-judgmental approach and an ability to build a positive rapport whilst promoting safe road use are vital. A car is provided

RYDE is a program to support young people facing barriers in obtaining their license to complete 50 legitimate hours of quality supervised practice in a safe vehicle and a safer attitude towards driving. All young people involved in the program will have gone through requirements to ensure basic driving ability and will be provided mentoring in order to complete the 50 hours of compulsory supervised driving.

The position involves initially training as a Train Guard, and then gradually taking on the duties of a Train Driver.

Become a volunteer with your local Department for Child Protection & you could experience one of the most rewarding things to do for yourself & also for the children and young people you will assist and support. Driving a child or young person to a health appointment or singing lesson, shopping for a new bike or pair of boots, playing netball, football or other sports, doing artwork or music are some of the things you may assist with whilst using a government vehicle. No qualification needed.

Do you live in the Mount Alexander region? We're looking for enthusiastic people who can commit 1-2 hours a week to help a young learner complete their 120 hours of driving experience required to apply for a licence.