Found 12 Young People volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

We are now looking for Youth Mentor volunteers to be part of the PCYC Drive to the Future Program. PCYC exists so that young people at risk across WA have a safe place to go somewhere they can feel at home, make friends and do things that young people should do. With a vision & purpose of changing young people's lives, we are all about empowering young people to reach their full potential and for our centres to be thriving and welcoming hubs within their respective communities.

Supporting girls and young women to participate inthe Girl Guide program by ensuring they have a safe and suitable meeting place.

Working with groups of girls aged 5 to 17 years in a values-based personal development program on a regular or occasional basis.

Do you have an interest in horses and helping children learn to ride? This position would be perfect for you. No previous experience with horses is necessary, just the desire to make a difference.

Koya is seeking volunteers to assist our facilitators for the Djookian Club which is a girls club for First Nations girls.

Would you like to give some of your time to help busy mums with their playgroup activities? If so this volunteering role may be just what you are looking for.

Working with youth to help mould them into responsible, caring and thoughtful individuals

Assisting in the preparation and serving of breakfast to primary school children.

Assisting in the preparation and service of food to our high school students.

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

Motivated people are invited to make an Expression of Interest in volunteering for the 2024/2025 season with Team Connect WA. Collaborating with public schools in the Perth metro and Peel area, we establish teams of girls to play a season of community cricket between September and March each yearly.

Volunteers are needed to offer mentoring and tutoring support to children from refugee backgrounds at their schools. Refugee children often feel isolated and anxious and subsequently withdraw from classroom participation 3 hours per week.