Found 20 Emergency Response volunteer opportunities in Fremantle & Southern Suburbs Perth, WA and the surrounding areas

• Assist in providing refreshments to participants during fun run
• Volunteers aged 13-17 must be accompanied by an adult
• Event details: Sunday, 8 November 2026, Esplanade Park Fremantle

• Drive mobile kitchen trucks and fleet vehicles to sites
• Perform pre-start checklist, refuel vehicles, report equipment issues
• On-call 24/7 during fire season, monthly rosters, training provided

• Prepare, cook, and serve meals and snacks 24/7
• Maintain kitchen cleanliness and food hygiene standards
• No experience needed, training provided; work in emergency response

• Provide meals and refreshments for emergency services personnel
• Assist with meal service tasks, preparation, and clean up
• Available statewide 24/7, responding to various incidents and emergencies

• Join volunteer team for emergency response in local community
• Undergo checks, training, and support ad hoc as needed
• Opportunity to learn new skills with enthusiastic team

• Distribute essential supplies to disaster-affected individuals
• Offer comprehensive support to individuals and communities in distress
• Coordinate volunteers, assist in operations, provide outreach

• Assist in providing meals and refreshments for emergency services personnel
• Work under SAES Site Team Leader in emergency catering environment
• Shifts are 6 hours during fire call outs; induction provided

• Drive catering truck to emergency locations
• Assist catering team during emergencies
• Induction provided; reliable and flexible availability required

• Shape public presence and drive meaningful partnerships
• Oversee media relations and build sponsorship opportunities
• Passionate about strengthening community connections and making a difference

• Training in basic firefighting techniques and first aid skills
• Access to accredited training courses and building strong relationships
• Volunteer firefighter with West Gidgegannup Bush Fire Brigade

• Support weekly cadet activities and mentor young people
• Develop leadership, teamwork, and practical life skills
• Part of positive, community-focused program with training provided

• Support weekly cadet activities and mentor young people
• Develop leadership, teamwork, and practical life skills
• Part of a positive, community-focused program with training provided

• Assist in various emergency situations like floods, storms, and accidents
• Training provided for tasks such as first aid, logistics, and driving
• Commitment of 3-4 hours per week for 12 months

• Support Incident Managers during large fires with communication duties
• Operate from 12-ton, air-conditioned communication van or ICV
• Continuous comprehensive training provided; weekend courses required

If you’re between 11 and 18 years of age, you can volunteer at your local emergency services brigade, group or unit throughout WA.

Young people can take part in a range of opportunities including camps, first aid training and other recognised skills training.