Found 735 volunteer opportunities in Jingili, NT 810 and the surrounding areas

• Engage with Charles through music, singing, and conversation
• Spend quality time reading, chatting, and going for walks
• Volunteer commitment of one hour per week or fortnight

• Spend time with a local legend sharing stories and experiences
• Volunteer role requiring just one hour per week or fortnight
• Training provided, seeking genuine kindness and willingness to connect

• Connect with Willy through shared understanding of First Nations culture
• Spend one hour weekly for companionship and making lasting memories
• Training provided, bring time, kindness, and cultural understanding

• Accompany John on local outings and share music appreciation
• Volunteer commitment of one hour weekly or fortnightly
• Training provided, seeking genuine connection through kindness and time

• Engage in music, reading, and heartfelt conversations with Marie
• Spend quality time indoors chatting or outdoors on gentle walks
• Volunteer commitment of one hour per week or fortnight

• Develop and deliver creative activities for girls aged 5+
• Part of a global organization empowering young girls worldwide
• Approximately 5-6 hours commitment weekly, training provided

The CDU AEC oversees research and teaching that involves animals ensuring compliance with animal welfare standards. The AEC requires a layperson (Category D Member).

The role

The Category D member is a person not employed/associated with CDU, who has never have been involved in research or tea

• Bring joy to seriously ill children and families
• Engage in various activities in hospital setting
• Commit to 4-hour shifts fortnightly for at least 12 months

• Support retail operations through customer service and visual merchandising
• Assist with sorting donations, clothes production, and general housekeeping
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support from Store Manager

• Support day-to-day retail operations and customer service
• Assist with sorting donations, visual merchandising, and housekeeping
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support from Store Manager

• Support AMEP trainers and students in English language lessons
• In-class and after-hours tutoring available for migrants and entrants
• 18+ years old, mentoring experience advantageous, commitment more than 6 months

• Contribute to ethical review of First Nations research proposals
• Provide guidance on research involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait peoples
• Attend flexible subcommittee meetings and receive payment for contribution

• Provide community perspective on ethical human research
• Contribute to discussions on various research areas
• Attend meetings every six weeks, prepare for up to 6 hours

• Contribute to ethical research with pastoral care experience
• Review research proposals and discuss ethical issues in meetings
• Attend HREC meetings, read and prepare for each session

• Provide social support to residents for 1-2 hours weekly
• Matched with residents based on shared interests or commonalities
• Contact Lifestyle Coordinator for more information on volunteering opportunities