Found 1603 volunteer opportunities in Brentwood, WA 6153 and the surrounding areas

The Friends of Booragoon and Blue Gum Lakes, is involved in revegetation at the lakes. We meet on a monthly basis to weed around the plants we’ve planted in past years, and we also schedule planting days at both lakes. Friends of Booragoon and Blue Gum Lakes also welcomes citizen scientists to join us for bird survey walks, invertebrate studies and snake necked turtle protection.

• Assist with food prep and service in school canteen
• Support current staff and parent volunteers in daily operations
• Friday mornings 0800-1200hrs with some flexibility required

• Volunteer to photograph birds during city bird surveys
• Assist in species list building and education through photography
• Opportunity for nature lovers with passion for photography

In conjunction with City of Melville Friends of Groups, SERCUL have several planting and weeding events for 2026. All events run on Wednesdays from 9am - 12pm.

AMURT Australia WA is seeking a passionate Fundraising Volunteer to help support vulnerable families across Perth. If you enjoy community engagement, organising events, approaching local sponsors, or supporting online campaigns — this role is for you.

Chung Wah Community Care (CC) is a group under the Chung Wah Association. CC’s goal is to provide care for the seniors, people living with disabilities, and their carers, particularly those from the non-English speaking backgrounds, in Perth metropolitan area.

Breastfeeding Counsellors are trained volunteers who offer face to face breastfeeding information and mother-to-mother support to women whose babies are breastfeeding and to their families. Their area of expertise is breastfeeding support. The counsellors have to have breastfed at least one baby for a minimum of 6 months and hold a current 10998NAT Certificate IV in Breastfeeding Education (Counselling) (or equivalent) and have to complete ongoing training to update their knowledge and skills.

Preparing recess and lunch for students and staff Making food such as sandwiches, wraps and pasta Serving students and staff Being a part of a nice team orientated working environment

Volunteer Visitors required to visit a person living in Aged Care. Feeling that we have good social connections is vital for our health, especially as we age. It can be a great comfort to have a person to talk to who is there just for you.

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.

• Volunteer to help students academically and socially at school
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding and impactful experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week in government schools

• Volunteer to help students academically and socially
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

• Qualified and compassionate hairdresser supporting patients' well-being
• Providing end-of-life care with autonomy and good listening skills
• Volunteer role with orientation, social events, and rewarding experience

• Support volunteer dog teams in local schools
• Guide new volunteers through training to help children
• Work from home with flexible hours, no set times

• 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