Found 1603 volunteer opportunities in Kingsley, WA 6026 and the surrounding areas

• Facilitate faith-based sessions for residents in a supportive environment
• Non-denominational approach for residents from various Christian backgrounds
• Preference for pastoral care experience or relevant qualification

• Support Coffee Club at Kingsley Transitional Care site
• Serve tea/coffee, engage in conversation, provide companionship
• Training provided; commitment of more than 6 months required

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.

• Volunteer to help students thrive academically and socially
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding and impactful role
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week in government schools

Do you want to make a meaningful difference in someone's life and have some time to spare? If you share a passion for enriching the lives of the elderly, we’d love to hear from you.

• Assist elderly clients with light gardening tasks
• Maintain safe outdoor areas for elderly clients
• No experience required, training provided; flexible scheduling available

• Assist in unloading, lifting, and sorting donated items
• Clean and prepare furniture and household goods for delivery
• Make a tangible impact on individuals transitioning out of hardships

• Drive HiAce 12-seaters for local adventures with older clients
• Support clients during activities, day trips, and social programs
• Require valid 'C' Class driver’s licence and warm personality

• Support older clients on outings and social programs
• Assist with activities and be a friendly, welcoming companion
• Flexible schedule, training, volunteer-based non-profit organization.

• Support Australians with advanced, progressive, or life-limiting illnesses
• Provide companionship, social support, and assistance with outings
• Training provided; requires empathy, patience, and reliability

• Support staff, volunteers, and clients with office administration tasks
• Assist with data entry, bookings, and client communication
• Friendly, reliable, and computer-savvy individual making a positive impact

• Support students in improving literacy skills and building confidence
• Engage in fun reading activities with young learners
• Training provided; no teaching experience required for volunteering

• Support students academically and socially in school environment
• Volunteer training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

• Volunteer to help students academically and socially
• Training provided by EdConnect team for rewarding experience
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week in schools