Found 36 Indigenous Australians volunteering opportunities in Australia

- Unique live in position available for person with housekeeping, hospitality and gardening skills - voluntary capacity and remunerated by accommodation & food with time off being enjoyed by fishing, crabbing and taking in our Peninsula wildlife.

We’re looking for a responsible and creative person with good writing skills to take on the role of Grants Writer. You will be responsible for working with the CEO to find grant funding opportunities and further write effective grant proposals.

We’re adding to our team of people to lead our frontline engagement efforts. We’re looking for passionate, skilled and committed people to join us. The successful applicants will share our values and want to make a positive and practical contribution to our work. Engagement Officers are our primary connection to our community stakeholders. The Engagement Officer provides support to teachers and parents of students who are participating in the Indigenous Reading Project. They also monitor the pr

Use your administration skills to assist an organization assisting young Aboriginal children.

Do you like cooking? Great opportunity to help and interact with Aboriginal mothers and their young children in this very rewarding program.

Come celebrate NAIDOC week and support our Family Fun Day on Saturday 22 July 2017 at the Wynnum foreshore, near the wading pool. This event is part of the Quandamooka Festival. We need volunteers to help in a variety of roles to ensure the day is a success.

Go above and beyond with NASCA! "Volunteering is something that I always want to achieve. I loved the community and the kids, the land is simply beautiful and the culture is so strong. I have learned new skills, ways and views, I felt deeply connected and so passionate. I cannot recommend an experience like this more highly. Thank you NASCA for the opportunity." - Emma Ardler (2016)

The volunteer History Guide will research the vast history of Tranby, working alongside the Archiving Team to establish a timeline of important and historic events.

We are looking for volunteer gardeners for our college campus to work together as part of a volunteer gardening team. Role involves establishing gardens, constructing beds, weeding and general garden maintenance.

Tranby’s archives hold one of the biggest collections of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Island records and artefacts outside the State Library. The Tranby Archives preserve and provide access to the permanent records of Tranby. These are authentic records that document and illustrate the life and times of Tranby, its students, staff, activities and governance. The collection reflects the working life, achievements and celebrations of Tranby and Indigenous recent history since the 1950s.