Found 994 volunteer opportunities in Geographe, WA 6280 and the surrounding areas

• Food preparation, distribution, and clean up on Mondays
• Requires FoodSafe Food Handler Training and appropriate footwear
• Cheerful attitude, ability to communicate with children, 12-month commitment

• Assist in event set-up, catering, expo, and pack-down
• Join a collaborative team of environmental and community leaders
• Gain valuable event experience in beautiful South West surroundings

• Support community projects and events in Busselton
• Attend meetings, plan events, assist with beautification projects
• Flexible commitment, training provided, bring own skills and ideas

• Prepare ingredients and cook meals for Tuesday evening service
• Work in a supportive kitchen team following food safety guidelines
• Contribute to serving around 200 meals weekly, making a difference

• Sort donated clothing, linens, and household goods
• Fold clothing, hang items, measure linens and tablecloths
• Work behind-the-scenes in community services and retail environment

• Provide temporary foster home and training for dogs in care
• Follow handling instructions, basic obedience skills, and exercise requirements
• Transport dogs to veterinary practice; receive training and ongoing support

• Care for puppy in training for 6-12 months
• Follow training advice and attend weekly classes
• Socialize puppy in various environments; ensure health and vaccinations

• Assist in sorting, tagging, and preparing donations for sale
• Handle cash transactions and banking in accordance with policies
• Maintain store cleanliness, create displays, and provide customer support

• Assist in setting up, maintaining, and cleaning dining space
• Greet guests warmly, assist with drink stations, and basic tasks
• Join caring team, no experience needed, heart for community

• Support adult learners in reading, writing, math, and digital literacy
• Provide one-on-one tutoring in public venues like libraries
• Receive free training, ongoing support, and resources for tutoring

• Assist with general maintenance and repair work at Busselton Museum
• Opportunities to work on restoration projects for museum items
• Ideal for new retirees and Centrelink volunteers seeking community involvement

• Conduct interviews per Busselton Oral History Group guidelines
• Capture life stories of local people in Busselton and share
• Training provided; commitment and attention to detail required

• Welcoming visitors and providing information on museum exhibits
• Flexible shifts available on weekdays or weekends, morning or afternoon
• Opportunity for retirees and Centrelink clients to contribute to community

• Volunteer to help students in academic and social achievement
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding and impactful role
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week in government schools

As an adult volunteer supporting Youth in Emergency Services (YES) cadets, you’ll play a vital role in guiding and mentoring our cadets as they learn new skills, build resilience, and discover the value of teamwork through hands-on activities with emergency services.