Telephone Calls Volunteer Not having someone to talk to can be lonely and isolating Do you have two hours a week to spare Are you a good listener and enjoy a chat? You can help make a difference to people’s lives
The key role is to assist Chats participants to engage in a variety of social activities. Chats offers a variety of activities to older Tasmanians who are living independently and at risk of isolation: bus trips, regular activities and special interest groups/clubs. Chats bus trips can be half or full day from 9.30am – 4.30pm; participants are picked up from home/Chats hubs and driven to an interesting location. Chats regular activities can be scheduled on a regular basis – weekly, fortnightly,
Collect donations from the public for two hours at various locations in Kingston between Monday 30th August and Saturday 4th September.
Early Support for Parents is looking for 2 x Board Members to compliment our existing team. Who we are: Early Support for Parents (ESP) is a flexible home visiting service providing support to parents. ESP is a free service available to anyone with the care and responsibility for children under the age of 18 years, especially families feeling overwhelmed. The organisation supports volunteers to work with families and provides comprehensive and ongoing training. ESP works within the comm
Do you have a passion for books? Become a Red Cross Bookshop volunteer and give back in a whole new way. Volunteering in a Red Cross Shop provides an opportunity to get involved in your community and learn skills in retail at the same time.
Pregnancy Counselling & Support (PCST) provides one off (crisis) and ongoing support along with practical assistance to women, men and families who are adversely affected by pregnancy or pregnancy loss.
Early Support for Parents are looking to recruit a new Treasurer. For admission to the Board at the September 2021 AGM. Early support for Parents is a small not for profit organisation, with tax deductible status and state Government funding. As the Board Treasurer you will be responsible for overseeing the organisations finances including payroll, PAYG and superannuation, budgets and financial reporting requirements.
The Melbourne MS Mega Swim is a fun community event where teams have swimmers in the water for 12 hours, competing for laps swum and money raised, in support of people living with multiple sclerosis. Join the volunteer team on Saturday 09 at Hobart Aquatic Centre and support people living with multiple sclerosis in Australia
Are you keen to use your amazing customer service skills to support young people living with cancer? Canteen has huge group of amazing supporters who provide funds, facilities and time that make it possible for us to deliver the amazing services to young people that we do. To recognise their wonderful contributions, we actively contact them via phone and other means to say thank you and give them feedback about how their support has made such a difference in the lives of others.
NOTE: School Tour Guides MUST have well developed English speaking skills. The School Tour Guide will use a range of well-developed guiding skills combined with a substantial depth of subject matter knowledge to deliver house tours. You will work with some independence and under limited supervision using discretion and judgement to resolve problems.
NOTE: Guest Service Volunteers MUST have well developed English speaking skills Do you love history, art and antiques? Do you get a buzz out of helping people? Would you like to meet people from all over the world?
CatholicCare’s Multicultural Service Programs (MSP) work with individuals, families and communities from refugee and migrant background to support their life in Tasmania.
Canteen values protecting young people above all else and we have strict ratio requirements when providing support. This customer service role will see you providing in-office support to ensure all published opening hours are adequately covered.
Canteen Tasmania are looking for a handy person to assist with a few odd jobs in their Hobart office.
Do you like fresh air, sunshine (sometimes a little rain) and walking? Do you like horses? Are you interested in helping children and adults with disabilities? Are you reasonably fit? Then contact us today and find out how you can get involved and make a difference by becoming a volunteer with Riding for the Disabled Association South.
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