Found 88 Food Preparation & Service volunteer opportunities in Frankston, VIC 3199 and the surrounding areas

• Assist in preparing and cooking for Dementia group program
• Engage in conversations with seniors to make them feel welcome
• Training provided for companionship and food service responsibilities

• Prepare breakfast, brunch, and emergency lunches for children
• Work with a small team of friendly volunteers
• Monday to Friday shifts during school terms, morning hours

• Assist in providing breakfast to school children
• Meet and greet children in the morning
• Serve simple breakfast foods during school term

• Assist with food preparation, including chopping and repacking
• Support in food distribution to clients, ensuring fair portions
• Commitment to regular shifts, training provided on the day

• Plan, prepare, and cook nutritious meals for community members
• Supervise volunteer team, maintain kitchen cleanliness, work within budget
• Cooking experience, teamwork, communication, positive attitude needed

• Expert in milkshake making and blood donation education
• Deliver exceptional donor experiences for safe blood supply
• Regular volunteer shifts for 4-6 hours weekly or fortnightly

• Assist in food preparation, restocking, and packing orders
• No prior experience needed; training provided on the job
• Requires Working With Children Check; flexible working hours available

• Assist at daily Breakfast Club for students in need
• Build relationships with students, staff, and community members
• Commitment to punctuality, positive support, and ethical conduct required

• Participate in community BBQs and fundraising events
• No age barrier, no training required; bring unique skills
• Meet locally twice monthly, support community projects and initiatives

• Support participants with disabilities in various activities
• Assist staff in ensuring well-being and safety of participants
• Engage in diverse activities like arts, sports, cooking, and mentoring

• Support daily meals service for adults with mental illness
• Create welcoming environment, serve meals with warmth and respect
• Flexible weekday scheduling between 9am-2pm, light housekeeping duties

• Promote healthy diet choices through social media
• Provide online training to disadvantaged communities
• Conduct research, write blogs, and document treatment plans

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

• Facilitate online cooking & baking sessions for adults
• Create inclusive environment, provide tech support, gather feedback
• Enhance social, creative, and tech skills of community members

Since its inception, the “Ben’s Place” pantry has grown to become a lifeline for countless individuals and families facing financial hardships, providing them with access to nutritious food and essential supplies. Over 400 households visit the pantry each week, including pensioners, people with disabilities, veterans, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, families with young children and people who are homeless.