• Launceston Tasmania
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Looking for a person who is patient, kind, caring and non-judgmental who is interested in helping a person with an disability that may be lonely, vulnerable or at risk. The role may include speaking up, protecting, becoming an ally, mentoring or enabling an individual to reach their potential and become a part of their local community. Hours are flexible.

• Launceston Tasmania
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Would you like to make a real difference in someone else's life? Do you like looking out for others? Then this role is for you!

• Launceston Tasmania
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support

Do you want to have more meaning in your life and make a real difference in someone else's? Do you want to do something that is satisfying and of great service to your community and is flexible? Can you offer friendship and support to a kind, gentle man with a great sense of humor? If so we are currently seeking applicants for this very rewarding role.

• Busselton Western Australia
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Driving & Transportation, Education & Training

Mentoring of young people to complete 50 hours of supervised car driving experience. A RYDE vehicle which is comprehensively insured, maintained and has a fuel card is provided. The RYDE car is based at Geographe Leisure Centre. There is no formal age range of volunteer mentors, as long as you can drive safely and have a good understanding of road rules.

• Hornsby New South Wales
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Volunteers are required to support people with cognitive impairment in the criminal justice system.

• Queanbeyan NSW, Broken Hill NSW, Goulburn NSW, Grafton NSW, Tweed Heads NSW
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Volunteers are required to support people with cognitive impairment in the criminal justice system.

• Bathurst NSW, Orange NSW
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Volunteers are required to support people with cognitive impairment in the criminal justice system.

• Gunnedah NSW, Tamworth NSW
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Volunteers are required to support people with cognitive impairment in the criminal justice system.

• Wyong New South Wales
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Counselling & Help Line

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

• Mount Druitt New South Wales
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Counselling & Help Line

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. CRC’s trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW. Legal advice is not provided in this role.

• Newcastle NSW, Wollongong NSW, Wyong NSW
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Counselling & Help Line

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. Community Restorative Centre's (CRC) trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW.

• Bankstown NSW, Blacktown NSW, Burwood NSW, Mount Druitt NSW, Penrith NSW, Hornsby NSW, Sydney NSW, Parramatta NSW
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Counselling & Help Line

Attending court can be challenging and distressing, especially if it is your first time. Community Restorative Centre's (CRC) trained volunteers provide information on court processes, where to seek advice, and emotional support to people attending local courts across NSW.

• Remote Only
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Education & Training

Are you passionate about the industry you work in? Careers NSW is looking for volunteers who are willing to talk to people about their own Career Journey. This is an opportunity for you to encourage people to start their career or change careers into your industry. With your personal experience and knowledge, you can provide others with an insight of what it is like to work in your industry and opportunities and pathways possible.

• Riverton WA, Ferndale WA, Shelley WA
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Jodie is a gentle and sociable lady in her early 60’s, living in Wilson. She seeks an advocate who shares some of her interests and is happy to spend some time with her having a chat or coffee. Jodie is an avid reader and loves crafts, especially weaving and painting. She won awards at the ‘As We Are’ art exhibition. She likes music (adores ABBA) and dancing, ten pin bowling and is a West Coast Eagles fan! Jodie also enjoys going shopping and a having a manicure as a special treat.

• Bentley WA, Riverton WA, Wilson WA, Ferndale WA, Shelley WA
• Category: Mentoring & Advocacy
• Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Disability Support, Mediation & Advocacy

Mia lives in in Wilson. She is in her early 40’s with an intellectual disability and has a visual impairment. Mia is very sociable and likes meeting new people. She loves music and dancing and enjoys going out for lunch and coffee. An advocate could accompany Mia on outings and help build her confidence. Her visual impairment limits going out alone, and she would appreciate having a friend with her. Mia wants to retain her independence socially and feel connected with the community.