Found 1622 volunteer opportunities in Lynwood, WA 6147 and the surrounding areas

• Provide academic and social support to students in schools
• Training provided by EdConnect to prepare volunteers for roles
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

As a Volunteer Activity Assistant, you will support the delivery of social group activities and outings for seniors and community members at the Bull Creek Community Centre.

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.

• Assist in garden makeovers at Kids Are Kids! site
• Perform various gardening tasks like weeding, pruning, and mowing
• Suitable for physically active individuals with moderate gardening skills

• 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

• Repair electrical appliances brought in by community members
• Access to tools provided, specialty tools to be brought personally
• Purpose is to extend life of items, reduce waste generation

• Digitize and preserve historical records for future generations
• Work under Local History Specialist with attention to detail
• Research, transcribe, and organize collection materials for accessibility

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

• 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

• 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

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

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

• Youth aged 16-25 making a difference in local environment
• Guided by facilitator to learn effective weeding techniques
• Informal picnic with catering for participants after the event

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

• Engage in various activities with isolated residents
• Volunteer to improve mental health, reduce stress, and boost confidence
• Flexible hours, training provided, social interaction opportunities