Found 14 Disability Services volunteer opportunities in York Peninsula & Clare Valley, SA and the surrounding areas

• Assist with care and welfare of horses
• Required clearances: NDIS Workers Screening, Working With Children
• Training provided, experience with horses preferred

• Provide guidance on data security and privacy best practices
• Assess and advise on secure data collection and storage methods
• Translate technical risks into simple guidance for non-technical team

• Experience in Moodle LMS administration and course building
• Organizing various content types and managing user access
• Improving course design and ensuring platform is up-to-date

• Manage member database, renewals, and communications for PRECI
• Experience with membership or CRM platforms like HubSpot required
• Support database setup, training, and streamline renewal processes

• Support AI implementation for administrative tasks and project management
• Analyze engagement data and draft various documents and reports
• Collaborate with PRECI team on early childhood intervention research

• Pair up with individual with similar interests for monthly activities
• Advocate for inclusion and support social well-being
• Training provided, commitment to attend at least one gig/month

• Support event preparation and administration tasks for Vision Australia
• Assist with client engagement, stocktakes, and community events
• Preference for a current driver's license due to occasional errands

• Organize and manage Board meetings, agendas, and documentation
• Maintain records, ensure compliance, and support Board correspondence
• Contribute to strategy, governance, and decision-making as Board Director

• Process membership admin and assist with data entry tasks
• Support treasurer with bank reconciliation and committee meeting agenda
• Handle phone, online enquiries, and assist with monthly newsletter

Technology for Ageing and Disability (SA) Inc. (TADSA) was founded on the idea that volunteers with engineering, and other technical skill sets could use them to help lift people from dependence to independence.

There are many ways to contribute to making this vision a reality.

One of the best ways is to become part of their Freedom Wheels Bicycle Program.

As a Freedom Wheels Volunteer, you would custom build or modify bikes and trikes for children, young adults & seniors.

As a Technical Volunteer, you will design, tailor-make, or modify things to suit the needs of the client.

Technical Volunteers work out of their own sheds in their own time.

Consequently, you will need access to your own workshop and tools.

Typical technical skill sets include:

• Metalwork
• Woodwork
• Plastics
• Electronics
• Fabrics
• Engineering
• New technologies

Would you like to be involved?

Apply now!

• Collect coin donation dogs on set routes in metropolitan areas
• Driving long distances, fostering relationships with businesses and public
• Physical fitness, good judgement under pressure, flexible, interpersonal skills

• Training provided for radio presenting and technical operations
• Support community access to information through print-to-audio conversion
• Volunteer role with focus on attention to detail and teamwork

• Provide governance and strategic oversight for equine-related services
• Desirable skills include legal, finance, marketing, and community engagement
• Completion of various training courses and residing in Tasmania required