Found 15 Young People volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

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

Assisting our local youth with barriers gain their drivers license by providing the opportunity to complete their required 50hrs of supervised driving hours.

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.

Radio Lollipop Volunteers provide care, comfort, play and entertainment for children and young people, primarily in hospitals. Our team at Armadale Health Service provide a unique child-orientated programme of interactive competitions, music, stories and games and provide young patients a voice and a choice during their stay in hospital.

We are currently looking to expand our team of drivers and helpers who are responsible for safely transporting children to and from school or day care facilities on a regular basis throughout the school term.

Would you like to make a difference in a disadvantaged young person's life? Would you like to make their dream of obtaining a car licence come true? The Regional Youth Driver Education (RYDE) Program is a initiative in need of driving mentors to support youth without support in making their dream become a reality.

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.

The volunteer will assist with the early literacy program Paint Bunbury REaD which encourages everyone to "talk, read, sing, rhyme, yarn, draw and play with children every day from birth". The volunteer's roles will include monitoring the book swap boxes, creating some resources and assisting at story time events.

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

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.

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

The Pilbara RYDE Program provides young people (16-25 years) who live, work or study in the City of Karratha with the opportunity to complete their 50 hours of supervised driving with a Volunteer Driving Mentor. Volunteering as a Driving Mentor may offer a rewarding experience through sharing tangible skills which serve to directly assist disadvantaged young people.

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.

We provide lost child stops and family meeting points, which act as a trusted meeting place and provide safe refuge for children who become lost. They are also a point for parents to collect free Constable Care safety wristbands to write their contact details on in case of an emergency. Our service increases community safety and reduces risk and trauma for children attending popular events.