Found 16 Emergency Response volunteer opportunities in Northam & Wheatbelt, WA and the surrounding areas

• Support weekly cadet activities for young people aged 11-17
• Mentor and develop leadership, teamwork, and life skills
• Participate in positive, community-focused emergency response program

• Receive free firefighting training with provided equipment and clothes
• Live within 15 mins of location for volunteering requirement
• Monthly meetings, equipment checks, and training provided for volunteers

• Learn new skills and receive ongoing training
• Support and mentorship from experienced members and DFES staff
• Volunteer commitment for safety and emergency services training

• Physical fitness required for demanding tasks in hot conditions
• Free training, ongoing support, and firefighting gear provided
• Regular commitment with weekly meetings, training, and vehicle checks

• Various volunteer positions available in emergency response sector
• Operational roles require basic physical fitness and literacy skills
• Free training, protective gear, and community gratitude provided

• Assist in bush fire, structure fires, road crash rescue
• Receive ongoing training and mentoring from experienced members
• Opportunity to learn new skills and join a supportive team

• Various roles: bush fire response, structure fires, road crash rescue
• Training provided with support from experienced trainers and members
• Opportunity to learn new skills, meet new people, and support community

• Receive free training in fire & rescue operations
• Must live within 15mins of Wundowie Fire Station
• Training sessions every Tuesday night at 6:30pm

• Participate in local emergency response activities like structure fires
• Collaborate with community to manage fire risks and prevention activities
• Training provided for free; regular commitment of 2-3 hours/week

• Various roles available in emergency response and support
• Opportunity for ongoing training and skill development
• Engage in community assistance with free training and equipment

• Drive crew to incidents and assist in various support roles
• Requires literacy, numeracy, basic computer skills, and physical fitness
• Opportunity for ongoing training, support, and meeting new people

• Volunteer in firefighting, equipment maintenance, HAZMAT, rescue, administration
• Engage in local emergency response, fire prevention, community safety
• Training provided, commitment more than 6 months, Monday evening sessions

• Receive free training for various emergency response roles
• Opportunity to learn new skills and work with experienced trainers
• Join a hardworking team, receive support, and meet like-minded individuals

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.

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