No results in Keilor Downs, VIC 3038 but we found 316 volunteer opportunities in the surrounding areas

• Provide free laundry, warm showers, and genuine conversations
• Drive van, engage with friends, service providers, and volunteers
• 2-4hrs weekly, diverse communication, passion for helping others

• Support foster families by mentoring children in out-of-home care
• Engage in practical support like transportation, childminding, and mentoring
• Commit 2-3 hours fortnightly for at least 6 months

Here at Elder Rights Australia we know the power of a cuppa and a chat. We would like to hear from you if you are interested in visiting lonely older people as part of a Government Funded Aged Care Volunteer Visiting Program. If you are caring, friendly, compassionate and like a chat, and can commit to visiting someone once a week or fortnight, join us to improve the quality of life for our older community! We often hear volunteers say they gain confidence, purpose and a new friend.

• Support newly arrived young people with school work and literacy
• Volunteer commitment: 1.5-2 hrs/week for 6 months or more
• Training provided; must be over 18 years old

• Act as positive role model, encourage new experiences
• Maintain regular contact with Coordinator, respect confidentiality
• Minimum age 18, undergo selection process, commit to 12 months

Here at Elder Rights Australia we know the power of a cuppa and a chat. We would like to hear from you if you are interested in visiting lonely older people as part of a Government Funded Aged Care Volunteer Visiting Program. If you are caring, friendly, compassionate and like a chat, and can commit to visiting someone once a week or fortnight, join us to improve the quality of life for our older community! We often hear volunteers say they gain confidence, purpose and a new friend.

• Conduct visits to safeguard rights of individuals in various settings
• Monitor, inquire, advocate, oversee, and report on service quality
• Appointed for 3-year terms, required to undertake minimum 10 visits/year

• Support individuals with disabilities in community outings and friendships
• Volunteers aged 18+ with good communication skills, 2-3 hours/fortnight
• Commit to 12-month program, undergo NDIS Worker Screener Check

• Provide safe, stable home and support everyday routines
• Warm, reliable individuals from all backgrounds within service area
• Comprehensive training, reimbursements, and ongoing support provided

• Support individuals with cognitive impairment during police procedures
• Ensure understanding of legal rights and police procedures
• Provide immediate welfare assistance and access to necessary care

• Assist individuals with cognitive impairment during police interviews
• Ensure understanding of legal rights and police procedures
• Address immediate welfare needs and offer ongoing support and training

• Assist individuals with cognitive impairment during police interviews
• Ensure understanding of legal rights and police procedures
• Address immediate welfare needs and value diverse backgrounds

• Provide support and guidance to young person in foster care
• One hour commitment weekly for 12 months, training provided
• Basic English understanding, Working With Children Check required

Inspire Tomorrow Education (ITE) is a youth-led nonprofit dedicated to creating educational equity by providing free tutoring and scholarship support to disadvantaged Australian students. Our mission is to empower young people with the tools to thrive academically and beyond.

We're seeking a Company Secretary to join our organisation to ensure organisational compliance with governance and regulatory requirements.

• Pair disadvantaged students with university tutors based on compatibility
• Respond to email inquiries and concerns regarding student-tutor submissions
• Help run an innovative education not-for-profit and scholarship program