Found 3603 Community Services volunteer opportunities in Australia

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfills
• Engage with customers, process transactions, and create vibrant displays
• Friendly attitude, commitment to shifts, and willingness to work in a team

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfills
• Engage with customers, process transactions, sort donations, create displays
• Friendly attitude, team player, commitment to nominated shift required

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfills
• Engage with customers, process transactions, sort donations, create displays
• Friendly attitude, team player, commitment to nominated shift required

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved items from landfills
• Engage with customers, process transactions, create displays
• Friendly attitude, team player, commitment to nominated shift

• Assist Compliance Team with data analysis and business needs surveys
• Contribute to enhancing community understanding and services
• Volunteer commitment: more than 6 months, 4-6 hours weekly

• Conduct client interviews, assess needs, provide referrals
• Work in team, adhere to policies, attend trainings and meetings
• Maintain confidentiality, show empathy, respect values, ensure reliability

• Provide reliable and confidential service to public
• Act as independent witness for official/legal documents
• Registered with SA Attorney General's Department required

• Assist with horse preparation, leading, and participant support
• Required clearances: NDIS Workers Screening and Working With Children
• Training provided, experience with horses preferred for volunteers

• Manage tool bookings, hire agreements, and paperwork with community
• Create positive experience for hirers and fellow volunteers
• Empathetic, reliable, and able to work alone or in team

The Neighbourhood Project Volunteers come together to assist community members in one-off tasks around their home. These working-bee style tasks will enhance pride and increase comfort in community member’s homes, support to increase health and wellbeing of individuals and hopefully create an opportunity for connection to wider community.

• Assist with setting up, welcoming, and serving community meals
• Create welcoming and safe environment for attendees during meals
• Required DHS Working with Children Check; training provided by organization

• First point of contact for Emergency Relief support programs
• Manage phone calls, data entry, and administrative tasks
• Respectful interaction, confidentiality, and commitment to social justice.

• Represent CommunityLIFE as initial contact for community support
• Conduct client interviews, assess needs, and provide referrals
• Commitment to social justice principles and training participation required

• Create nutritious menus fitting community needs; prepare shopping lists
• Assist in food preparation, setting up, cleaning, and checking in
• Support community building, maintain clean work area, attend trainings

• Provide companionship to elderly experiencing social isolation
• Engage in various activities like outings, games, and conversations
• Flexible schedule, diverse workplace, growth opportunities