Found 748 volunteer opportunities in Armagh, SA 5453 and the surrounding areas

• Assist customers, maintain store, handle transactions, and restock
• Develop retail skills, follow procedures, and work in team
• Volunteer with Vinnies, gain experience, and make a difference

• Connect with residents to reduce isolation and foster friendships
• Provide companionship, support, and maintain social skills
• Part of lifestyle team, engaging in various activities for residents

• Lead diverse team towards granting wishes for children
• Organize meetings, support volunteers, and drive local community engagement
• Must commit to 12 months, pass background checks, and attend meetings

• Assist in horse preparation and leading during sessions
• Required clearances: NDIS Workers Screening and Working With Children
• Training provided, experience with horses preferred

• Collect, sort, and deliver donated nappies to local partners
• No special skills needed, just reliability and good communication
• Access to car, Working With Children Check, flexible volunteering

• Support exchange student in local community and high school
• Monthly check-ins, progress reports, and well-being coordination
• Suitable for culturally connected individuals with child-safety check

• Volunteer at free, weekly 5km community events in parks
• Various roles available for all ages, no training required
• Contribute to community, meet new people, have fun

• Volunteer at free, weekly 5km community events in parks
• Roles include setting up, timekeeping, scanning, and tail walking
• No age limit, no training required, flexible commitment options

Do you enjoy meeting new people? Would you like to help people in need? Do you have good attention to detail? Are you confident working with numbers?

Various SA regional locations available including Goolwa, Kingscote, Whyalla, Port Lincoln, Port Pirie, Port Augusta, Ceduna, Tanunda, Gawler and Mt Gambier.

Time commitment - 4 hours or more per week (during business hours Monday to Friday)

• Facilitate Climate Conversation workshops for community groups
• Find workshop opportunities, complete feedback forms, attend training sessions
• Passionate about climate change, support and empower people

• Lead monthly discussions on classic and contemporary fiction
• Facilitate engaging conversations among men over 18 years old
• Promote events, communicate with coordinating team, encourage participation

Cancer Council SA recognises that some people with cancer find talking to someone who has been through a similar experience both reassuring and encouraging.

You will provide a one-to-one telephone (only) support service to people affected by cancer, experiencing a cancer diagnosis, undertaking treatment or encountering survivorship issues. You may provide emotional support, practical information and reassurance to people affected by cancer, survivors, carers or a family member.