Found 1621 volunteer opportunities in Caversham, WA 6055 and the surrounding areas

• Assist Chorus team in maintaining garden areas for customers
• Tasks include mowing, hedging, pruning, and window cleaning
• Training provided; commitment of one day per week required

• Assist in weeding, planting, and maintaining equipment at wetlands
• No qualifications needed, passion for conservation or gardening preferred
• Benefits: community involvement, learning about local environment

• Volunteer in shop, kiosk, or ward supporting patients
• Flexible shifts available, commitment to one shift per week
• Training provided in hospital policies and on-the-job training

• Provide companionship and practical assistance to patients
• Preserve hospital's history through researching, cataloguing, and conserving
• Assist in outpatient services by offering comfort and assistance

• Maintain venue presentation and tidiness for community use
• Regularly assess spaces, restock kitchen, update promotional material
• Flexible role, couple of short visits per week required

• Facilitate junior community cricket matches in a supportive environment
• Oversee beginner-level games, coordinate with scorer and opposing umpire
• Mentor players on rules, field positions, sportsmanship, teamwork, and enjoyment

• Track runs, wickets, and overs using PlayHQ app or scorebook
• Assist coach with batting and bowling order information during matches
• Receive training in PlayHQ digital scoring and ongoing support

• Provide support and encouragement to junior cricket players
• Coordinate pre-game setup and ensure player essentials are ready
• Occasionally act as a chaperone for away games

• Coaching and supporting junior cricket teams on Saturday mornings
• Leading warm-ups, organising batting and bowling orders, promoting teamwork
• No coaching experience required, training and support provided

• Engage in low-cost activities to build trust and confidence
• Thorough training provided with E-learning modules and mentoring coordinator
• Meet youth outside school hours for companionship and guidance

• Provide companionship and social support to seniors
• Volunteer from home with flexible hours to fit your schedule
• Join a caring community dedicated to making meaningful connections

• Support various programs, events, and activities for families
• Comprehensive training provided on type 1 diabetes and procedures
• Opportunity to make a positive impact and develop new skills

• Support women and children survivors of domestic violence
• Standby team for events like Christmas Party and Silent March
• No experience needed, training and support provided

• Assist in distributing food hampers and collecting food donations
• Collaborate with Financial Counsellor on monetary hardship assistance direction
• Attend bi-monthly meetings and other assigned tasks

Provide general garden maintenance to the community garden and general garden areas including watering, weeding, mulching, planting, pruning and fertilising.