• Osborne Park Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Darren is a cheerful and gentle man in his 50’s living in Innaloo. He has a love for gardening and spends as much time outside as possible. He enjoys country music, going on bush walks and visiting farms and national parks. He likes easy going people! He is seeking an advocate in his local area to socialise with, help him engage with his local community more and encourage him to reach his goals. Darren has a mild intellectual disability.

• Kelmscott Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Clarissa is a lovely 45-year-old who lives in Kelmscott with a mild intellectual disability. Clarissa could benefit with having an advocate who could assist her with general budgeting, Centrelink enquiries and just having someone who she feels she could call to have a chat with. She would benefit from having someone who could encourage and build her independence.

• Wilson Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Jodie is a cheerful and sociable lady in her early 60’s, living in Wilson. She has a mild intellectual disability and seeks an advocate to be her friend and enjoy regular social activities and outings. Jodie is an avid reader and Enid Blyton fan. Some of her paintings won awards at the “As We Are” art exhibition. Socially, Jodie likes music and dancing (adores ABBA), tenpin bowling and watching the West Coast Eagles. Coffee, chats, a bit of shopping and having a manicure are favourites too

• Thornlie Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

We are seeking a confident and kind lady in the Thornlie area, to be a co-advocate to Gemma alongside her existing advocate. Gemma is a lovely lady in her 40’s with an intellectual disability. Gemma is sociable and likes to get out and about. She enjoys girl time and has a love for jewellery, nails and hair. She is non-verbal but has her own way of communicating. She has supportive staff in her group home that can help teach you these communication techniques.

• Innaloo Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Dave is a cheerful guy in his 70’s living in an aged care facility in Greenmount. He has an intellectual disability and uses a wheelchair. Dave enjoys listening to music, playing the guitar, watching movies and is a footy fan. We are seeking a local caring community member to visit Dave on a weekly or fortnightly basis to hang out with him and make sure everything is going ok in his life.

• Ashby WA, Burswood WA, City Beach WA, Craigie WA, Joondanna WA, Murdoch WA, Osborne Park WA, West Perth WA
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Citizen Advocacy is seeking caring community members in the Perth area to be a friend and mentor to a person with intellectual disability. Each role is one-to-one, flexible and unique.

• Ashby WA, Burswood WA, City Beach WA, Craigie WA, Joondanna WA, Murdoch WA, Osborne Park WA, West Perth WA
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Citizen Advocacy is seeking people based in Perth who want to make a difference in the of someone with intellectual disability. As an advocate you will be well placed to assist in community inclusion, social acceptance and empowering the person with intellectual disability.

• Duncraig Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Roger works full time as a data processor. He is in his 40s and lives with his elderly mother in Duncraig. With autism he finds it difficult to establish friendships. He loves all kinds of sports and is a keen Eagles supporter. He would welcome someone to watch and discuss sport with occasionally on the weekends. He would also like to get out of the house more, perhaps for a coffee. Over time, you would become a trusted friend to Roger who could advocate for him when the need arises.

• Gelorup Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support, Working with Animals

Volunteers required for grooming, feeding, tack maintenance, health and well being of the horses.

• Gelorup Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support, Working with Animals

Volunteer required to clean and maintain client and volunteer amenities.

• Gelorup Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support, Working with Animals

A safety critical role that requires aptitude and training but can provide great satisfaction. We will assess knowledge of the applicant and supply training if necessary.

• Gelorup Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support, Working with Animals

Side walking - No experience necessary. Walking beside horse, supporting clients with disabilities as they ride, making sure they stay safely seated on the horse in accordance with RDAA policies. Leading horses - Volunteers with horse management experience to groom and generally prepare horses for our riding sessions with disabled clients, then to safely lead horses in accordance with RDAA safety policies.

• Albany Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Seniors & Aged Care

Telecross volunteer callers make a short, reassuring morning telephone call to people who are frail, aged or who have a disability and who live alone to check on their well-being.

• Rockingham Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support

Are you interested in assisting a Social Support Group of people that have Autism? The position is assisting the Group Leader during various activities by supervising the participants. Experience with Autism is not essential but you must be able to demonstrate a willingness to adapt as required. If you are currently studying disability, social work, youth work, community services, education, psychology, counselling, speech pathology or OT, we offer placements to complete your practicum.