Found 785 volunteer opportunities in Kilcunda, VIC 3995 and the surrounding areas

• Accompany vision impaired man on weekly walks in Inverloch
• Part of Walking with Willpower program to increase fitness
• Volunteer must be over 18, undergo interview, checks, training

• Support Unit leadership team in delivering engaging activities
• Create inclusive environment for girls aged 6 to 15
• Commitment to required training, checks, and weekly meetings

• Contribute to governance, strategy, and organizational performance
• Ensure legal, financial, and regulatory compliance; support community engagement
• Ideal skills: Neighbourhood House sector knowledge, governance experience, HR

• Provide community connection and financial assistance distribution
• Engage with individuals, offer support, and maintain material aid
• Experience in customer service and basic computer skills preferred

• Manage stock levels, ordering, receiving, and rotating stock efficiently
• Coordinate and roster bar volunteers for match days and events
• Ensure bar area cleanliness, organization, and compliance with RSA

• Volunteer to share personal road trauma stories for road safety
• Influence driver attitudes and behaviors to reduce crashes
• Receive comprehensive training and support from regional coordinators

Taking your dog into your local school every week for approx. 2 hours to support children with reading. Story Dogs aims to make reading fun for children, so they become confident lifelong readers. No child should be left behind in literacy. Story Dogs is committed to child safety and wellbeing.

• Visit older person regularly to provide companionship and support
• Engage in various activities like games, walks, chats, reading
• Must be empathetic, reliable, and able to maintain confidentiality

• Provide companionship and engaging conversation to elderly gentleman
• Support isolated individuals through Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour fortnightly; training provided

• Matched with young person based on interests and strengths
• Spend 3 hours every fortnight in community activities
• Volunteer to reduce disconnection, build life skills, and belonging

• Conduct visits to safeguard rights of individuals in various settings
• Monitor conditions, speak with residents, and document findings
• Appointed for 3-year terms, minimum 10 visits annually required

• Assist individuals with cognitive impairment during police procedures
• Ensure understanding of legal rights and police procedures
• Training provided by Office of the Public Advocate for volunteers

• Visit school weekly to support 4-5 children with reading
• Undertake Dog Team Assessment to ensure safety and comfort
• No teaching experience needed; training provided by Story Dogs

• Engage with older adults in meaningful activities they enjoy
• Volunteer on a regular basis to reduce isolation and bring joy
• Undergo National Police Check and receive ongoing training support

• Engage in activities with older friend on regular basis
• Requires patience, compassion, and reliability for rewarding experience
• Undergo National Police Check; receive ongoing training and support