Found 1620 volunteer opportunities in Langford, WA 6147 and the surrounding areas

• Maintain community spaces with pride and attention to detail
• Flexible weekday shifts between 7:00 am - 2:30 pm
• Training provided; gardening experience helpful but not essential

The Volunteer Cook will lead the kitchen to prepare a traditional Italian lunch for around 45–50 senior participants, including menu planning (starters and main), coordinating a small team of kitchen assistants, and ensuring high-quality, community-focused food service.

• Engage in one-on-one social activities with residents
• Participate in group activities like bingo, art, and cooking
• Volunteer with kindness, compassion, and passion for community building

• Provide hairdressing services to patients and their families
• Flexible weekday morning shifts, commitment to weekly or fortnightly
• Volunteer role in health category, focusing on patient experience

• Assist in preparing and packing recess and lunch orders
• Flexible schedule on Tuesdays to Fridays for morning or afternoon
• Volunteer role in canteen at Bull Creek Primary School

• Enhance patient experience through various activities and companionship
• Engage with visitors, provide information, and assist in hospital services
• Assigned to departments based on experience and suitability; regular commitment

• Participate in seed collection walks and identify suitable plants
• Assist with seed processing, nursery tasks, and planting out seedlings
• Requires genuine interest in preserving and regenerating native bush

• Repair electrical appliances brought in by community members
• Utilize provided tools and consumables for repair tasks
• Contribute to reducing waste by extending the life of items

• Conduct interviews, capture photos and videos at animal shelters
• Strong communication, photography skills; passion for animal welfare
• Organized, reliable, with police clearance and child protection certificate.

• Volunteer to help students with academic and social achievement
• Training provided by EdConnect to prepare for volunteer role
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week in government schools

• Provide transportation for seniors in Cockburn community
• Assist individuals with limited access to public transportation
• Volunteer role with opportunities for personal growth and community impact

• Support patients and visitors in hospital departments
• Attend training sessions and ongoing training during shifts
• Commitment of 12 months, must be 18 years+

• Support hospital patients and visitors in various departments
• Attend information session, induction, and ongoing training
• Volunteers must commit to 12 months, shifts on weekdays

• Engage in various activities with short-term care residents
• Volunteer alongside allied health team in one-on-one or group settings
• Opportunity to improve mental health, reduce stress, and boost confidence

• Volunteer for day clubs, engaging in various activities
• Supporting elderly with companionship and social interactions
• Training provided, commitment of at least 2 hours weekly