Found 1709 volunteer opportunities in Ardross, WA 6153 and the surrounding areas

• Support young person as positive role model during weekly sessions
• Completion of Raise's Mentor Training Program and Youth Safety Checks
• Skills: active listening, empathy, technical proficiency, cultural sensitivity

• Contribute to bushland conservation through weed removal
• Monitor native plant distribution and health in Wireless Hill Park
• Flexible volunteering schedule, training provided as needed

• Support students in reading, writing, and language activities
• No teaching background required, training provided by EdConnect
• One hour per week commitment during school hours

• Empower young minds through early intervention mentoring
• Volunteer commitment of up to 2 hours per week
• Training includes background checks and Working with Children Check.

A Compassionate Connector plays a vital community role in supporting people experiencing social isolation, grief and chronic disease management by helping them feel connected and supported in their community. This is not a clinical role—it is about building relationships, sparking community connections, and activating informal networks that can offer practical and emotional support where needed.

Suzette would love a volunteer visitor to visit her once a week or fortnight at her aged care home in Canning Vale. Suzette lives with dementia in a beautiful setting with few visitors calling in to say hello.

Can you help enrich the lives of an isolated resident, we are looking for confident aged care experienced volunteers to be a social companion for residents who may not receive visitors and would like to find someone to share a laugh with. Volunteering in activities like chatting together, board games, reading magazines, newspapers, books, basic art and crafts, listening to music, watching a movie and so much more. Smiling and laughing are contagious, make a difference in someone's life today.

Help us secure resources to serve more families. AMURT Australia WA is seeking a Grants & Impact Support Officer to assist with documentation, reporting and funding applications.

Booragoon Primary School is looking for local community members to spend one hour a week mentoring a student. No teaching background needed. Just a calm presence and a willingness to listen. Training and support provided by EdConnect. A flexible and rewarding way to support a child in your local school.

We are looking for volunteers to support our nurturing playgroup-style sessions for parent and child.

The Melville Friends provides social support within a small group setting, offering a variety of engaging activities. These include evening meals, concerts, leisurely catch ups for dinner.

Wirambi Landcare is Western Australian not-for-profit organisation focused on increasing the awareness of our unique wildlife. Much of the work we do is out in the field weeding, planting and monitoring. We have three sites in the City of Melville which are Blue Gum Lake, Booragoon Lake and Quenda Wetland where we assist the council’s bushcrew and the friends of group in caring for these reserves.

No specific experience is needed to be an outstanding EdConnect volunteer. From one-to-one or small group mentoring to literacy or numeracy support within a classroom; from volunteering in a school garden, the library or at the canteen to assisting with sports or other school-based activities, like Breakfast Club, you have the skills and life-experience that are highly valued by schools and which make a difference to students, each and every day.

POOPS WA is an incorporated non-profit association staffed entirely by volunteers. Our volunteers are police-cleared and have a Working with Children Check and provide a range of services including home visits, dog walking and transport to/from vet clinics or boarding kennels.

We cater specifically for people over 65 years of age – or palliative-care patients of any age – who have no relatives or friends willing or able to take responsibility for their pets in times of need.

This groups works in Blackwall Reach Reserve and along the river foreshore at Blackwall Reach Parade, doing restoration and erosion control works. They hold regular workdays and planting days throughout the year between April - September.