Are you looking to make a great contribution to the social programs of The Salvation Army? Obtain a sense of achievement and pride in 'giving back’? Gain valuable work experience? Make new friends and work in a fun environment?
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,
Activity Host within the Chats Social Support Program. The aim of the role is to assist Chats participants to engage in a variety of social activities and ensure the activity runs smoothly.
The main responsibility of this volunteer job is to drive the Chats 12 seater vehicle to transport participants. The two main types of activities requiring transport are: bus trips and participant transport (for clubs, regular outings and other activities).
The Orangutan Project (TOP) is a dynamic, fast-growing and successful not-for-profit organisation that fights for orangutan conservation by securing land and rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing ex-captive orangutans. Our activities have positive flow-on effects that protect other endangered species such as the Sumatran tiger, elephant and rhino, as well as indigenous communities in the remaining rainforest of Borneo and Sumatra.
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We are seeking a volunteer to assist with preparing for our weekly Food Assistance program at Warrane Mornington Neighbourhood Centre.
The Orangutan Project (TOP) is a dynamic, fast-growing not-for-profit organisation that works to protect and save orangutans from extinction. Our activities have positive flow-on effects that protect other endangered species such as the Sumatran tiger, elephant and rhino, as well as indigenous communities in the remaining rainforest of Borneo and Sumatra.
A Volunteer Shop Assistant provides service to the public and provides assistance to the Shop Manager.
As one of the largest providers of community transport in Australia, if not the largest, Community Transport Services Tasmania (CTST) is a vibrant and growing not-for-profit charitable community organisation whose vision is that everyone has access to community transport. As a result of our own recent Board survey and skills assessment, we have identified an opportunity to increase Board skills particularly in the areas of human resources, strategic / risk, IT, finance and legal.
Do you enjoy meeting people? Have you got 2 hours per week to spare? (preferably on a Tuesday morning) If you have, you are the person we are looking for! We are seeking volunteers to assist in our volunteer gardening program, where our volunteers mow lawns of those in need in our community.
We are looking for dynamic, available, team players to fill two new exciting team leader roles within our organisation. You will have a team of five volunteers reporting into you on a weekly basis and be responsible for providing weekly reports to the Program Manager. Strong leadership and excellent communication a must.
Special Olympics Australia is currently seeking a fundraiser to increase contributions of individuals and groups to sporting organisations by building relationships and explore new fundraising activities from various sources. The ideal candidate will have well developed communication and interpersonal skills.
State Committee Chairperson for Special Olympics is essential for facilitating and delivering sport programs and competitions. The Chair will be responsible for providing leadership and guidance to ensure the committee is able to deliver on agreed objectives and outcomes. This role will ideally suit someone who can foster an encouraging environment where all committee members can operate effectively and productively.
A Member Protection Information Officer (MPIO) provides information about the rights, responsibilities and options available to an individual making a complaint. MPIOs are impartial and do not investigate or mediate complaints. As subject matter experts they can also advise committees, administrators and complaint handlers in Member Protection Regulations and Safeguarding Policy to highlight non-compliance or to clarify the correct process during specific situations.
The State Committee Secretary is responsible for the documentation and communication of activities of the committee. In this role, the Secretary will provide administrative support including preparing and distributing the agenda, record and distribute the minutes, receive and disseminate correspondence and other relevant matters as required.
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