Found 925 volunteer opportunities in Collie, WA 6225 and the surrounding areas

The Fill-It-Up Champ helps keep the Visitor Centre running smoothly by ensuring brochures, maps, merchandise and display materials are always tidy, organised and fully stocked. This behind-the-scenes role supports both staff and visitors by making sure everything people need is easy to find and ready to go. Time required: Depending on your personal availability - approx 2 hours per week, shifts available Monday to Sunday.

The All-Round Awesome Assistant supports the Visitor Centre team by helping with a variety of small but important tasks that keep the space running smoothly. This flexible, hands on role is perfect for someone who enjoys variety and likes pitching in wherever help is needed. Perfect for someone who has limited time or wants to help out once in a while. Time required: Depending on your personal availability, shifts available Monday to Sunday.

The Meet and Greet Volunteer is the welcoming face of the Collie River Visitor Centre, creating a warm first impression for travelers and locals. This role focuses on greeting guests, offering friendly assistance and helping people feel informed, comfortable and excited about exploring the region. Time required - Depending on your personal availability - 2-4 hours per week, shifts available Monday to Sunday.

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved items from landfills
• Engage with customers, process transactions, sort donations, create displays
• Friendly attitude, team player, commitment to nominated shift required

• Prepare and serve light lunches, teas, coffees, and snacks
• Provide friendly customer service and assist with museum enquiries
• Work Fridays and/or Saturdays, training provided for kitchen tasks

• Engage with visitors, sort items, create displays, operate POS
• No essential requirements, training provided, retail experience beneficial
• Flexible shifts, make friends, learn new skills, valued volunteer

• Support weekly cadet activities for young people aged 11-17
• Mentor and develop leadership, teamwork, and life skills
• Part of positive, community-focused program with DFES

• Inspect, repair, and maintain miniature railway equipment and infrastructure
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and operational issues
• Work independently or as part of a team; enjoy model engineering

• Researching and applying for grants, sponsorships, and funding opportunities
• Writing compelling grant applications and completing grant acquittals
• Building relationships with donors, supporters, and local businesses

• Manage core administrative functions for the club
• Coordinate meeting notifications, agendas, minutes, and paperwork
• Opportunities for broader involvement within the organization

• Coordinate off-pool activities and gear sales for players
• Manage member information, paperwork, and community engagement tasks
• Ensure compliance with Working With Children Checks and local media updates

• Maintain cleanliness of fleet vehicles for community transport services
• Commit to 5 hours weekly, work independently or with team
• Attention to detail, physical capability, and positive attitude required

• Identify patients needing support and provide warm, friendly assistance
• Listen to patient stories, anxieties, and provide feedback to staff
• Commitment to regular volunteering for more than 6 months

• Safely transport clients following safety procedures and regulations
• Maintain vehicle cleanliness, fuel levels, and accurate journey records
• Provide friendly and caring conversation during transportation

• 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