Found 1631 volunteer opportunities in Caversham, WA 6055 and the surrounding areas

• Provide friendly face-to-face interactions with clients
• Assess immediate needs and assist with office responsibilities
• One morning a week commitment for more than 6 months

• Volunteer to support Centre management with monthly meetings
• Collaborate with committee members in executive and general roles
• Monthly Wednesday meetings, AGM on Tuesday 20 May

• Take minutes at monthly meetings and distribute agendas
• Update records with strong communication and organization skills.
• Long-term commitment, volunteer position, flexible hours negotiable

• Assist with homeless support and elderly Christmas hampers
• Collect spectacles for Lions Save Sight Foundation
• Participate in fundraising activities like BBQs and Christmas sales

• Volunteer to help children improve reading skills
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week during term time
• Training provided, no previous experience required

• Groups of locals support refugee households for 12 months
• Refugees referred by UNHCR, come from various countries
• Australian citizens or permanent residents can apply to help

• Provide stable, loving home for children until adulthood
• Support child's physical, emotional, and educational needs long-term
• No formal qualifications required; diverse volunteers welcome

Juniper is looking for Pastoral Care Volunteers for sites across WA.

Juniper is seeking compassionate and dedicated Pastoral Care Volunteers to provide meaningful one-on-one support to our residents. In this fulfilling role, you’ll spend time with allocated residents, offering friendly conversation, emotional support, and spiritual connection. Guided by our Site Chaplain, you’ll help nurture each resident’s wellbeing, dignity, and sense of belonging.

• Manage social media content and engage with online community
• Update website with news, research updates, and donation opportunities
• Experience in social media management, basic graphic design skills

• Organize and facilitate climate justice workshops in local schools
• Recruit and train local group facilitators for workshops
• Support students and create safe space for under 18s

• Support charity vision and values with strategic planning
• Oversee operational and financial performance, risk management
• Recruit, support staff and volunteers, ensure regulatory compliance

• Provide meals and refreshments to emergency services personnel
• Assist in food prep, meal service, set-up, operation, clean-up
• Work under guidance of SAES Site Team Leader

• Provide companionship and friendship to aged care facility residents
• Matched one-on-one with participants or run small interest groups
• Training provided; 1 hour a week commitment; flexible schedule

• Educate community on injury prevention through presentations
• Refer individuals to seek professional advice when necessary
• Participate in ongoing training and feedback opportunities regularly

• Provide companionship and social support to older Australians
• Engage in activities and conversations based on shared interests
• Commit to ongoing training and uphold Aged Care Code of Conduct