Found 101 Mental Health volunteer opportunities in Australia

This is an opportunity to assist us in bringing our op shops to life with new fittings and fixtures, new layouts and more

• Sort donated clothing by category, quality, and brand
• Contribute to raising funds for crisis support and community services
• Work flexible shifts in a friendly team environment

• Support iconic cycling event while raising funds for Lifeline
• Various volunteer roles available, no prior experience required
• Training provided, flexible shifts, make a genuine impact

• Create branded digital assets for marketing and social media
• Analyze and report on digital campaign effectiveness
• Work with Managers on new fundraising and sponsorship opportunities

• Selling pre-loved clothing and small items in retail setting
• 3-hour shifts, morning or afternoon, with basic on-site training
• Additional tasks include sorting, serving customers, occasional mending

• Test, tag, and pack stock for Lifeline op shops
• Trades & maintenance work in warehouse and shop environment
• Minimum 3 hours per week commitment, safety training provided

• Provide crisis counselling to Under 18s and Adults
• Maintain accurate client records and participate in Supervision
• Required qualifications: Degree, Diploma, Accreditation, 2+ years experience

• Volunteer Educator sharing lived mental health experiences
• Training required to share stories in schools, workplaces, community groups
• Opportunity to reduce stigma, promote early help seeking

• Engage in craft sessions to connect with consumers and visitors
• Promote mental health awareness through creative displays and resources
• Volunteers must have empathy, creativity, and good communication skills

• Curate personalized clothing hampers for mental health consumers
• Organize and manage clothing donations in a clean storeroom
• Engage with consumers to understand preferences and promote dignity

• Manage small library and connect with consumers through Book Trolley
• Source and organize book donations, engage with mental health challenges
• Volunteers must have empathy, non-judgemental attitude, and good communication

• Provide face-to-face suicide prevention support in community settings
• Training includes workshops, online modules, and practice calls
• Volunteers offer companionship, advocacy, and social support services

• Provide welcoming and safe space for community members in need
• Engage in conversations and activities with community members
• Work independently and as part of a well-established team

• Assist in governance, strategic planning, and organizational growth
• Experience in governance or leadership roles preferred
• Support charity operations with transparency, integrity, and good governance

• Receive, process, and coordinate donated goods for Lifeline
• Support customer service, maintain warehouse, and assist with stock
• Enthusiastic volunteers needed for active, hands-on role