Found 30 Young People volunteering opportunities in Melbourne City

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.

Are you a good team player, do you have common sense, maturity and a desire to learn? This may be the role for you! Watsonia Scout Group is seeking Cub Leaders and Scout Leaders for a rewarding role working with their young members.

What does a Live-In Mentor do? As a Live-In Mentor within our Inside Out program, you will reside in a comfortable and well-maintained property alongside another Mentor and 1-2 young people that are seeking to transition into independent living. The benefits include free housing and paid household bills (inc. Netflix and Wi-Fi).

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.

10th Caulfield Scout Group (based in Elsternwick) is on the lookout for new leaders for their Cub Scout section (children aged 8 to 11)

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

Maribyrnong and Moonee Valley Local Learning and Employment Network (mmvllen) are looking for a Volunteer Mentor to support marginalised young people.

Girl Guides are looking for adult women of any age, experience, or background to join us for a bunch of FUN! Girl Guides activity/program volunteers organise and run activities for groups of girls of various ages, and provide a safe, supportive, and fun environment for girls to develop their teamwork and leadership skills. Training and mentoring is provided, and you will be part of a welcoming team. Girl Guides is a fabulous way to make new friends and looks great on your resume.

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

Commission for Children and Young People is looking for volunteers that can assist them to visit youth justice centres. Volunteers will be working with Commission staff to raise issues of concern that relate to a young person’s wellbeing, treatment or conditions in custody.

What could you do with just one hour each week? By becoming a Pyjama Angel, you will experience personal growth and profound fulfillment as you help a young person in foster care reach their full potential. Through spending one-on-one time together, you will become a catalyst for positive change in their life and the wider community, creating a brighter future for everyone involved. Join us today and discover the immense joy of making a lasting difference, one hour at a time.

As a Pyjama Angel , you will visit a child in foster care for 1 hour each week, to help with learning, life-skills and confidence. This one on one time has a profound impact on a child and also helps to support Foster Carers in your community. Over time, you will become a trusted mentor in your child's life, being a constant source of encouragement. If you would like to help a foster child achieve their dreams, we would love to hear from you!

All volunteers with an interest in volunteer tutoring. No experience, only enthusiasm required.

Join Sparkways as a Volunteer Mentor and help make a positive difference to a young person's life

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.