Found 925 volunteer opportunities in Bridgetown, WA 6255 and the surrounding areas

• Volunteer to help students in academic and social achievement
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding volunteer experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

• Supporting engaging group activities for older adults
• Creating warm, inclusive, and safe environment at various locations
• Volunteer commitment of up to 15 hours per week

• Support children in improving reading skills
• Minimum commitment of one hour per week during term time
• Training provided, no previous experience required

• Engage with visitors, assist in pricing and create displays
• No essential requirements, training provided, flexible shift scheduling
• Develop personal skills, contribute to community, team appreciation

• Listen to aging community members' stories and experiences
• Complete 8-week Spiritual Care Series training course
• Provide pastoral care visits and support church activities

• Assist in training cadets aged 11-18 in practical skills
• Provide positive role modeling, pastoral care, and discipline instillation
• Receive training in youth development, safety, and emergency services

• Provide one-on-one support to school students in need
• Engage in chats, games, and fun activities with students
• Contribute to students' positive outlook and educational engagement

Volunteering with EdConnect Australia is a meaningful and deeply rewarding way to support young people in your community. Our volunteers assist students throughout the school year in a variety of ways. People of all ages and backgrounds bring their skills, life experience and friendly presence into local schools, enriching students’ lives and often providing stability, encouragement and a trusted adult connection that some young people may be missing. Minimum of 1 hour/week during school term.

Volunteering with EdConnect Australia is a meaningful and deeply rewarding way to support young people in your community. Our volunteers assist students throughout the school year in a variety of ways. People of all ages and backgrounds bring their skills, life experience and friendly presence into local schools, enriching students’ lives and often providing stability, encouragement and a trusted adult connection that some young people may be missing. Minimum of 1 hour/week during school term.

• Support breastfeeding mothers and educate the community
• Various roles available within the Association in different areas
• Volunteers must reside in the South West of WA

• Volunteer at free, weekly 5km community events in public parks
• Roles include setting up, marshalling, timekeeping, scanning, and more
• No age restriction, no training needed, flexible commitment options

• Volunteer at free, weekly 5km community events in parks
• Roles open to anyone from four years old, no training needed
• Contribute to community, meet new people, have fun

• Assist in event set-up, catering, expo, and pack-down
• Join a collaborative team of environmental and community leaders
• Gain valuable event experience in a beautiful South West setting

• Engage with visitors, share marine conservation messages, inspire action
• Wear mascot costume, interact with children and families at events
• Assist with event setup, BBQ, general support; passion for marine life