Found 173 Mentoring & Advocacy volunteer opportunities in Australia

• Assist with woodworking projects and provide mentorship
• Support men facing hardships like marriage breakup
• Moderate woodworking skills required; some training provided

• Building trust and companionship with woman in her 50s
• Advocating for individual with intellectual disability in Launceston area
• No formal qualifications required, training and support provided

• Build genuine, reliable friendships with individuals with disabilities
• No qualifications needed; willingness to listen and speak up
• Receive initial and ongoing training, support, and educational workshops

• Support MEDA in providing high-quality advocacy service
• Seeking members with legal, fundraising, and government experience
• Monthly evening meetings, 3 hours commitment, Victorian-based applicants

• Support students with English practice and homework requirements
• Volunteer commitment of approximately two hours per week
• Training provided, Working with Children Check or VIT required

• Support students in class, homework, and English practice
• Volunteer commitment of 2 hours per week during school terms
• Training provided, Working with Children Check or VIT required

• Assist youth in building relationships and community ties
• Encourage education, training, and employment opportunities for mentees
• Participate in core training, regular meetings, and community activities

• Volunteer mentor providing support, guidance, and friendship
• Listen without judgement, share experiences, and lead by example
• Training provided by Fearless Women for mentoring journey

• Provide support and friendship to women in legal system
• Help women achieve goals and reach their potential
• Ongoing training and support available for volunteers

• Support young people in community and mentorship programs
• Encourage education, training, and community participation for mentees
• Commitment to regular meetings, training, and child safety requirements

• Provide first aid and mental health support in crisis situations
• Engage with party goers to promote safe nights out
• Volunteer on weekend nights, training and support provided

• Mentors provide positive support to young individuals aged 12-25
• Completion of training course on youth mental health and mentoring
• Commitment to 12-month mentoring period, fortnightly meetings, and activities

• Provide information and referrals to women in need
• Engage with local community, support groups, and organize sessions
• Flexible shifts, must undergo screening check, training provided

As a mentor You will play a vital helping to rebuild lives of women in your community

Be the reason a young person believes in themselves! Kids First Australia (formerly Whitelion Youth) is looking for volunteer mentors to connect with and support at-risk young people - helping them grow in confidence and hope.