Found 71 Mentoring & Advocacy volunteering opportunities in Australia

Do you identify as LGBTIQ+ or are you a Pride Ally with relevant work experience working within the LGBTIQ community? Would you like to mentor a student who identifies as LGBTIQ+? If so, RMIT welcomes and encourages you to join the Pride Mentoring Program! By mentoring students for just 3 hours, you can help them on their career journeys. You can mentor in person or electronically (via Skype, Google Hangout etc.).

Do you work in a traditionally male dominated industry? Would you like to assist female RMIT students on their career paths who are entering into male dominated industries by mentoring them for just 3 hours? You can mentor in person or electronically (via Skype, Google Hangout etc.). Both male and female mentors are welcome in the program.

Are you an industry professional and would like to assist RMIT students on their career paths by mentoring them for just 3 hours? You can mentor in person or electronically (via Skype, Google Hangout etc.).

We are currently recruiting for mentors in our Western Suburbs program (Sunshine, St Albans and surrounds) and our Inner North Program (Yarra, Darebin, Banyule). We are seeking women who are empathetic, community minded, and committed to engaging with women in contact with the justice system. Training and ongoing supervision and support is provided.

Youth at Work is a mentoring program which will engage migrant and refugee youth (15-24) who have a job and support them to retain employment. SSI mentors will be linked with a participant who has secured employment to support the young person for up to 6 months of their employment journey.

Do you find court fascinating, learn more about them whilst using your excellent communication skills to assist members of the public navigate the court system.

Do you have an interest in the court process and would like to help support members of the community who are involved in the courts?

Act as a positive role model and work together with program staff to help prepare asylum seeker candidates with work rights for employment opportunities.

For some young people, disengaging from education and/or employment is a very real risk. By becoming a Youth Mentor with Raise you could help a young person develop resilience and coping strategies, build trusting relationships, increase self confidence, and set and achieve goals that will keep them engaged with their learning and employment. As a volunteer mentor you will benefit from the satisfaction of seeing the difference you can make in another person's life.

For some young people, disengaging from education and/or employment is a very real risk. By becoming a Youth Mentor with Raise you could help a young person develop resilience and coping strategies, build trusting relationships, increase self confidence, and set and achieve goals that will keep them engaged with their learning and employment. As a volunteer mentor you will benefit from the satisfaction of seeing the difference you can make in another person's life.