Found 2 Museums & Heritage, Disability Support, IT & Web Development +1 more type of work volunteer opportunities in Australia

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Come Volunteer with Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation
Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation
- Sydney New South Wales
- Category: Community Services
- Types of work: Administration & Office Management, Fundraising & Events
We held over 171 events requiring volunteers in 2023....Galas, toy room packing, Santa elves, pom pom making, City to Surf, Convoy for Kids, Lego Brickbuilt, more galas, Mothers Day stalls in hospitals, Childrens week in hospitals, TikTok filming, TVC filming, Sydney Sick Kids Day, Giving Day, BBQ helpers, Christmas concerts, Golf Days, Car Clubs, Walk for KIds with Cancer, Nurses Ball, corporate days to name just a few!!!
Volunteer Social Media Content Creator
Eyes of Hope
- Remote Only
- Category: Health
- Types of work: Companionship & Social Support, Education & Training, Safety & Emergency Services, Tutoring & Coaching
Eyes of Hope provides free eye checks and free glasses to homeless and vulnerable individuals in Sydney. We are seeking a passionate and creative Social Media Marketing Volunteer to join our team. The volunteer will be responsible for managing and growing our social media presence to increase awareness, engage with the community, and support our mission.
Volunteers Australian Computer Museum Society
Australian Computer Museum Society
- Croydon New South Wales
- Category: Museums & Heritage
- Types of work: Administration & Office Management, IT & Web Development, Library Services, Research, Policy & Analysis
Volunteer at The Australian Computer Museum Society Charity to catalog, sort and clean vintage technology in our museum storage.
Museum Administration Volunteer
Greenough Museum and Garden Community Association
- Greenough Western Australia
- Category: Museums & Heritage
- Types of work: Administration & Office Management, IT & Web Development
Located in a beautifully restored two storey house alongside Maley's Mill, the Greenough Museum offers an insight into a bygone era. The homestead was built between 1862 and 1880 for John Maley (King of the Greenough Flats), miller, storekeeper, hotel proprietor, entrepreneur and father of 14 children. The museum examines the social life of the Front Greenough Flats from Aboriginal time until today. View the historic trees and wander the community vege garden. Open daily 8.30am to 3.00pm