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

We are seeking a gaming buddy and advocate for a friendly and quiet man in his 50’s with an intellectual and physical disability, living in Belmont. Dan enjoys playing video games in his spare time and is looking for someone to enjoy some gaming with him once a week or fortnight. In time this person would become a trusted friend who could advocate for him when the need arises.

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

Eve is a friendly lady in her late 40’s with a mild intellectual disability, living independently in the Osborne Park area. The West Coast Eagles and travel are two of Eve’s big passions, but she has not been able to go on holiday lately due to COVID-19. Eve would like a friend that she can spend some time with planning things that she can look forward to.

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

Jamie is an easy-going, young person in his mid-20’s. He enjoys music and watching marvel and horror movies. He lives in supported accommodation in Coolbinia. Jamie has an intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, is non-verbal and uses an eye gaze device to communicate. Jamie would like to connect with a confident person that will become a trusted friend and speak up for him when required. He needs an advocate with non-verbal communication skills.

• Ballarat Victoria
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Arts, Craft & Photography, Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support

Are you ready to jump back into volunteering? Or are you considering a career change to the disability sector? Then now is the time! Pinarc is seeking expressions of interest from enthusiastic and fun-loving volunteers to assist participants in our groups programs in 2021. These programs include, sports, arts, cooking, music, wood working, sightseeing, gardening, independent living skills, various social groups, camps and more! Perhaps you have a special skill you would like to share?

• Penshurst New South Wales
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Administration & Office Management

If you have great all-round admin skills and are happy to lend a hand with a variety of administrative tasks for a few hours a week to help our busy staff at Penshurst, we'd love to hear from you.

• Brunswick Heads New South Wales
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Seniors & Aged Care

Welcome and engaging environment looking for passionate people to support care workers in the provision of services to frail older people and people living with dementia, changed behaviours and cognitive impairment, and their carers who require additional support in the service area.

• Tweed Heads South New South Wales
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Administration & Office Management

Volunteers with Administration/Computer skills are required to oversee all aspects of daily Administration for an organisation which provides people with disabilities the opportunity to create a fulfilling employment career in manufacturing and processing.

• Leda Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Sport & Physical Activity, Working with Animals

The volunteer would assist with the mounting and dismounting procedures, and supporting riders in the saddle. Most of the riders are children.

• Leda Western Australia
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Working with Animals

This is a great position for someone with a love of horses. The volunteer would assist with the handling of the horse and the rider.

• Tweed Heads South New South Wales
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support, Food Preparation & Service

Assisting in a contract food packaging factory - packing, labelling and supporting staff.

• Bankstown New South Wales
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support

Buddies are needed for a new and innovative Inclusive Volunteering Program, that supports people who have experienced a traumatic brain injury to participate in meaningful volunteering opportunities. The Program matches individuals with a Volunteer Buddy, who provides support and encouragement within the chosen host Organisation.

• Liverpool New South Wales
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Disability Support

Buddies are needed for a new and innovative Inclusive Volunteering Program, that supports people who have experienced a traumatic brain injury to participate in meaningful volunteering opportunities. The Program matches individuals with a Volunteer Buddy, who provides support and encouragement within the chosen host Organisation.

• Frankston Victoria
• Category: Disability Services

Community Visitors are volunteers who visit supported accommodation facilities for people who have a disability and/or mental illness.

• Frankston Victoria
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support

Supported decision making is the United Nation’s preferred mechanism to assist people with impaired decision making capacity to exercise their legal capacity. The program matches trained volunteers with socially isolated people with disability who want help to make decisions about their National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) support plan. The project is funded by the National Disability Insurance Agency and operated by the Victorian Advocacy League for Individuals with a Disability (VALI

• Frankston VIC, Mornington VIC
• Category: Disability Services
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Education & Training

Peer support occurs when people with similar life experiences provide knowledge, experience, emotional, social or practical help to each other. VALID’s Peer Action Groups (PAG’s) provide an opportunity for people with disabilities to meet on a regular basis in their local community. PAG’s share information and knowledge, providing mutual support to engage in activities and projects that go on to build a more inclusive community.