Found 1617 volunteer opportunities in Bedford, WA 6052 and the surrounding areas

• Support community radio station in providing entertainment and memories
• Volunteer role in arts, craft, music, and entertainment programs
• Night shift commitment from 8pm to 11pm once a week

• Assist in food preparation, dishwashing, and meal packaging
• Provide healthy meals to Melville community members daily
• Limited student positions available during school holidays

• Perform general repairs and maintenance tasks
• Volunteer role in community services sector
• Approximately four hours a week commitment for maintenance work

• Attend monthly branch meetings to support wish families
• Help with fundraising events like trivia nights and bake-offs
• Raise awareness in local community to drive impact and reach

• Assist elderly clients with transportation and daily activities
• Provide support with mobility, social interaction, and basic care
• Volunteer commitment on Tuesdays, morning tea preparation and assistance

Do you have a green thumb and a passion for creating beautiful, welcoming spaces? Our hospital is looking for a volunteer to help care for our gardens, to bring joy to patients, visitors and staff.

• Provide one-to-one tutoring for adults in local community
• Tailor tutoring sessions to individual student needs and goals
• Receive ongoing support, professional development, and 12-month commitment

• Manage poultry section, reorganize infrastructure, implement automated system
• Create volunteer roster, supervise system, acquire equipment and stock
• Negotiable hours, friendly working culture, induction provided

• Perform general maintenance duties with trade skills
• Contribute to projects through all phases; comply with safety regulations
• Flexible schedule, preferably Wednesdays to Fridays; volunteer position

• Volunteer for garden maintenance with early morning shifts
• Commit to regular schedule on weekdays for more than 6 months
• Training provided; ideal for gardening enthusiasts with spare time

• Handling and feeding reptiles, cleaning enclosures
• Opportunity to work with frogs, insects, and other animals
• Flexible shifts, one-on-one training with current Reptile Carer

• Build and maintain friendships with older aged individuals
• Visit regularly, engage in social activities, and provide assistance
• Respect confidentiality, exercise duty of care, and report incidents

Visiting residents in aged care facilities who would benefit from some social support.

• Support 8-10 year-olds in Scouts activities and leadership skills
• Engage in outdoor activities like bushwalking, camping, and adventurous pursuits
• Training provided, including online modules and in-person weekend courses

• Support 11-14 year-olds in Scouts program activities
• Opportunities for outdoor adventures like bushwalking, camping, and more
• Training provided, including online modules and in-person courses