Found 1637 volunteer opportunities in Craigie, WA 6025 and the surrounding areas

• Volunteer to support students in academic and social achievement
• Receive training and guidance from EdConnect team
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

• Provide care and support to children from refugee/migrant backgrounds
• Build trusting relationships to assist with classroom tasks and confidence
• Volunteer at primary or secondary school for three hours weekly

Contribute to the City of Stirling’s Community History program at the Mount Flora Regional Museum through a range of activities and events. Make a difference to people’s lives by assisting with lifelong education opportunities for a range of groups that visit the museum, helping to connect our customers to the history of the City of Stirling, and help us preserve the past by looking after the collection.

• Contribute to Red Cross humanitarian efforts through retail volunteering
• Engage in customer service, cash handling, and inventory management
• No resume needed, friendly application process, minimum age requirement

• Assist in meal planning, preparation, and delivery
• Maintain kitchen cleanliness and storage of equipment
• Promote wellness, cultural appropriateness, and positive relationships

• 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

• Engage with diverse individuals experiencing financial hardship and homelessness
• Develop personal qualities like empathy, teamwork, and communication skills
• Contribute to community well-being through volunteering in retail environment

• Support students in improving literacy skills and building confidence
• Engage in fun reading activities with young learners
• Training provided; no teaching experience required for volunteering

• Support students academically and socially in school environment
• Volunteer training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

• Volunteer to help students academically and socially
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week in schools

• Provide companionship and friendship to isolated seniors
• Minimum commitment of 1 visit per fortnight for 6 months
• Training, support, and insurance provided for volunteer visitors

• Manage correspondence and scheduling for Board of Directors
• Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with regulations
• Intermediate to advanced proficiency in Microsoft applications required

• Facilitate faith-based sessions for residents in a supportive environment
• Non-denominational approach for residents from various Christian backgrounds
• Preference for pastoral care experience or relevant qualification

• Support Coffee Club at Kingsley Transitional Care site
• Serve tea/coffee, engage in conversation, provide companionship
• Training provided; commitment of more than 6 months required

• Support autistic participants in social programs for young adults
• Assist with activity setup, supervision, and weekly observations recording
• Skills: engaging, following instructions, communication, confidentiality