Found 167 Mentoring & Advocacy volunteer opportunities in Australia

• Assist in packing mobile phone wallets for distribution
• Work on sorting and preparation tasks with Wesley staff
• Volunteer at Wesley Training Centre, Ermington on Tuesdays/Wednesdays

• Assist in planning and executing a 10-month project
• Recruit participants, purchase materials, assist during project activities
• Qualifications: mature, discreet, arts and craft skills preferred

• Utilize marketing and communications for social change in transport
• Develop campaign ideas, messages, and creative content independently
• Collaborate with founder and other volunteers in online environment

• Support court users in South East Queensland
• Assist with court operations and provide support to staff
• Commitment to minimum 3-4 hours weekly, welcoming court users

• Supporting court users in South East Queensland
• Welcoming users, providing assistance, and explaining court processes
• Skills needed: empathy, confidentiality, and organisational guidelines adherence

An independent statutory body established by the Victorian State Government working to protect and promote the interests, rights and dignity of people with a disability requires community visitors in the Glen Eira area to monitor accommodation facilities for people with a disability or mental illness.

• Guide students through digital resources and facilitate small group discussions
• Empower students as effective Upstanders against racism.
• Comprehensive training, mentorship, and ongoing support provided

• Support women and young women in criminal justice system
• Build positive relationships, provide encouragement and support
• Training provided, commitment to confidentiality and ongoing support

• Conduct research on local transport and community questions
• No specific qualifications required, diverse backgrounds welcome
• Opportunity to work on real community issues and advocacy

• Provide court attendees with warm welcome and practical information
• Offer emotional support and refer to appropriate services
• Work in pairs at court, complete comprehensive induction training

• Help disadvantaged youth accrue 120 hours of supervised driving
• Volunteer for 2 hours weekly for at least 12 months
• Training, checks, and ongoing support provided; diverse applicants encouraged

• Utilize media expertise to support community transport advocacy
• Identify media opportunities, build journalist relationships
• Journalism, communications, or PR experience; no transport needed

• Support disadvantaged youth in obtaining probationary driver's licence
• Commit 2 hours weekly for 12 months; undergo screening & training
• Benefits: professional development, social gatherings, celebrations

• Empower young minds through early intervention mentoring
• Volunteer commitment of up to 2 hours per week
• Training includes National Police check, Working with Children Check

• Empower young minds through early intervention mentoring
• Volunteer commitment of up to 2 hours per week
• Training provided, includes Police check, Working with Children Check