Found 720 volunteer opportunities in Grass Valley, WA 6403 and the surrounding areas

• Drive crew to incidents and assist in various support roles
• Requires literacy, numeracy, basic computer skills, and physical fitness
• Opportunity for ongoing training, support, and meeting new people

• Support weekly cadet activities and mentor young people
• Develop leadership, teamwork, and practical life skills
• Part of a positive, community-focused program with DFES

• Various volunteer positions available in emergency response field
• Operational roles require basic physical fitness and literacy skills
• Free training, protective gear, and community gratitude provided

• Physical fitness required for demanding tasks in hot conditions
• Free training, ongoing support, and firefighting gear provided
• Regular commitment for emergency response and community service

• Facilitate monthly peer-led support groups for neurological conditions
• Require lived experience with neurological conditions or caregiving background
• Training, supervision, and support provided for volunteer facilitators

• Lead monthly discussions on classic and contemporary fiction
• Facilitate engaging conversations among men over 18 years old
• Promote events and communicate with coordinating team regularly

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfills
• Help raise vital funds to support vulnerable people in Australia
• Engage with customers, process transactions, create displays, maintain shop

• Volunteer to help students in academic and social achievement
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding volunteering experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

No specific experience is needed to be an outstanding EdConnect volunteer. From one-to-one or small group mentoring to literacy or numeracy support within a classroom; from volunteering in a school garden, the library or at the canteen to assisting with sports or other school-based activities, like Breakfast Club, you have the skills and life-experience that are highly valued by schools and which make a difference to students, each and every day.

• Listen to ageing community members, offer pastoral and spiritual care
• Complete 8-week Spiritual Care Series training course
• Work with Chaplains, conduct pastoral care visits, monthly team meetings

• Provide pastoral and spiritual care to older community members
• Complete Spiritual Care Series training course for certification
• Work closely with Chaplains, attend monthly team meetings for support

• Learn new skills through ongoing training with experienced trainers
• Receive mentoring and support from experienced members and DFES staff
• Meet like-minded people while contributing to emergency response efforts

• Seeking physically fit individuals aged 18-60
• Free firefighting training and provided protective gear
• Monthly meetings, equipment checks, and volunteer assistance encouraged

• Learn new skills and ongoing training with experienced trainers
• Support and mentorship from experienced members and DFES staff
• Opportunity to meet new people and enjoy like-minded company

• Receive free training in all aspects of firefighting
• Personal protective equipment and clothes provided
• Must live within 15mins of the location for volunteering