Found 761 volunteer opportunities in Churchill, VIC 3842 and the surrounding areas

• Support students with homework and subject-specific skills
• Assist in maintaining positive behavior and relationships with students
• Commitment of 1-2 hours per week for 18 weeks

• Provide companionship to reduce loneliness in older individuals
• Engage in varied activities like games, chats, walks, reading
• Must be 18+, empathetic, maintain boundaries, and reliable

• Play piano for residents in communal areas or small groups
• Create enjoyable and welcoming musical experiences for residents
• Encourage sing-alongs and resident participation to reduce social isolation

• Support service delivery and promotion in mental health advocacy
• Engage community, build relationships, and support individual carers
• Requirements include police check, working with children check, NDIS checks

Join our community of volunteers who help Australian children get the most out of their education and create better futures for themselves.
The rewarding Volunteer Learning Club Tutor role provides you the opportunity to use and enhance your tutoring and relationship skills, meet new people, and see the impact of your support first-hand.

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfills
• Help raise vital funds to support vulnerable people in Australia
• Engage with customers, process transactions, and create vibrant displays

• Support or lead social groups in the community
• No experience needed, just willingness to create positive space
• Flexible, industry experience, training, and ongoing support provided

• Gain retail and customer service skills in supportive environment
• Contribute to animal welfare programs through op shop activities
• Work in team, serve customers, handle stock, maintain store

• Support retail operations through customer service and visual merchandising
• Assist with sorting donations, clothes production, and general housekeeping
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support from Store Manager

• Utilize personal road trauma experience to educate and influence
• Engage with community groups, schools, workplaces, and driver programs
• Receive comprehensive training and support from regional coordinators

• Matched with young person based on interests and strengths
• Spend 3 hours every fortnight in community activities
• Volunteer to reduce disconnection, build life skills, and belonging

• Conduct visits to safeguard rights of individuals in various settings
• Monitor conditions, speak with residents, and document findings
• Appointed for 3-year terms, minimum 10 visits annually required

• Assist individuals with cognitive impairment during police procedures
• Ensure understanding of legal rights and police procedures
• Training provided by Office of the Public Advocate for volunteers

• Respond to storm damage, flooding, road crash rescue incidents
• Physically active tasks including working with rescue equipment
• Seeking individuals available Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm on ad-hoc basis

• Assist in running club canteen during match days
• Serve customers, handle payments, cook food, restock inventory
• Maintain cleanliness, assist with opening/closing duties, full training provided