Found 1699 volunteer opportunities in Kenwick, WA 6107 and the surrounding areas

We are looking for passionate person who is enthusiastic about being part of a team that assists the homeless and families and individuals in crisis.
General office and depot cleaning

• Sort donated clothing into categories for quality checking
• Box out of season stock as per procedure; sort shoes
• Remove buttons from unsuitable items; de-fluff garments

• Passionate about helping homeless and underprivileged individuals
• Good communication and interpersonal skills, ability to work in a team
• Tasks include customer assistance, operating till, and shop security

• Retail and management experience in merchandise
• Supervising, training volunteers, assisting customers, handling cash
• Work closely with founder, board members to follow mission

• Supervising and training volunteers to ensure shop success
• Assisting customers, handling cash, and maintaining shop security
• Connecting with community, giving back, and building friendships

• Volunteer opportunity to help homeless and underprivileged individuals
• Tasks include ironing, operating steam press, sorting and folding garments
• Flexible hours, training provided, chance to give back to community

• Support day-to-day store operations and customer service
• Engage in visual merchandising and sorting donations from the public
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support provided by Store Manager

• Engage with visitors, sort donated items, create visual displays
• Demonstrate empathy, teamwork, and professional personal presentation
• Opportunity to learn new skills, make friends, and have fun

• Support community by assisting with sorting, pricing, and displays
• Engage with visitors, operate Point of Sale, maintain housekeeping
• Required qualities: empathy, teamwork, enthusiasm, and professional presentation

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.

• Provide companionship and social support to clients
• Assist with food shopping, outings, and social support activities
• Training provided for palliative care volunteer role

• Empower young minds through early intervention mentoring
• Volunteer commitment of up to 2 hours per week
• Training includes background checks and Working with Children Check.

Make a meaningful difference in the life of an older person by sharing your time, conversation and Polish language and culture. No aged care experience is required – just a warm heart, good communication skills and a genuine interest in connecting with others.

• Provide companionship and social support to seniors
• Commit to regular visits with genuine care and empathy
• Receive training and support from Riverview Community Services

• Provide comfort and care to cows recovering from trauma
• Build trust through patience, gentle touch, and companionship
• Record observations to track progress in emotional recovery journey