Home Tutors tutor adult migrants in students' houses 1-1 for 1 hour a week. Tutors help migrants to improve their English skills (mainly vocabulary and conversation). They are provided with books and learning materials, training and ongoing support.
Little Things for Tiny Tots distributes new and pre-loved essential baby items to WA families in need. We provide a box of “little things” to assist families to care for their newborn with items such as clothing, blankets, nappies, wipes, toys and books. We collect and package donations together with a team of volunteers and distribute our New Baby Boxes via existing support services and government agencies.
Teach English to newly arrived refugees and humanitarian entrants
Put your flare for fashion and desire to give back into good use and help to transform the lives of those in need. Through the sale of clothing, accessories, home wares, and other assorted items in these stores, Vinnies is able to clothe, feed, shelter and support those in need. Your volunteering experience will be varied, with a range of different tasks regularly being carried out in store. Meet new people, develop new skills, build friendships and have fun as part of our volunteering family.
Put your flare for fashion and desire to give back into good use and help to transform the lives of those in need. Through the sale of clothing, accessories, home wares, and other assorted items in these stores, Vinnies is able to clothe, feed, shelter and support those in need. Your volunteering experience will be varied, with a range of different tasks regularly being carried out in store. Meet new people, develop new skills, build friendships and have fun as part of our volunteering family.
Currently seeking enthusiastic Homework Mentors to provide educational assistance and English language support to students who have recently arrived in Australia from refugee and humanitarian backgrounds.
We want to give you an amazing experience at an innovative forward-thinking community organisation. Provide support and assistance at our social groups that run for children to young adults on the autism spectrum. These social groups connect young people with autism with others and provides opportunities for social interaction, engagement and fun. If you’re interested in volunteering your time with us, or to do an internship or work placement, we’d love to hear from you. You are our best gift!
People Who Care are a volunteer-based organisation operating across 20 centres metro-wide, offering a diverse range of services and support for those who are frail, elderly, or have a disability. People Who Care offer a gardening service to our elderly and people with a disability to keep their gardens safe and neat and tidy.
Put your flare for fashion and desire to give back into good use and help to transform the lives of those in need. Through the sale of clothing, accessories, bric-a-brac, and other assorted items in these stores, Vinnies is able to cloth, feed, shelter and support those in need. Your volunteering experience will be varied, with a range of different tasks regularly being carried out in store. Meet new people, develop new skills, build friendships and have fun as part of our volunteering family.
Green thumbs or just wanting to make a difference? If you are interested in making someone's garden a place that they can continue to enjoy, rather than be a burden, why not consider gardening for someone who can no longer maintain their own garden! As little as one day per week can make all the difference in assisting someone to retain their independence. Positions available in Wanneroo and North Perth.
Get out in your community and change the lives of young people who would benefit greatly from your advice, experience and support. A volunteering role requires at least 1 hour a week for the school year. You will be placed in one of our member schools in your local area. Our staff will train and support your volunteering journey to ensure that students receive appropriate mentoring and learning support. EdConnect values their volunteers and recognises the important work they do.
Adult literacy tutors work one-to-one with people aged 18+ who need assistance with their reading, writing, spelling and/or basic maths.
Would you like to work with a migrant or refugee to help them improve their language skills? Our tutors help people become more independent and learn how to communicate in the English language. Classroom Tutors are required to assist our qualified lecturers in a classroom at one of our campuses in Northbridge, Leederville, and Balga
The work we do at 12 Buckets takes a village, but one of the most important components of that village is the work that is done by our generous volunteer mentors. Being a mentor with 12 Buckets is more than just showing up, it’s about understanding that there is more to the world around you than just you. Your positive influence can influence actionable change in the lives of a 12 Buckets student.
Would you like to work a morning or afternoon of your choice alongside the support staff and help our aged care residents by preparing morning tea, playing bingo, helping with a crossword or joining in with crafts? These are just some of the activities you'll be doing to really help break down the social isolation of the elderly participants and help them keep mentally and physically active. Chatting whilst knitting, or tending a small garden, or playing Uno are all positions available now.
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