Found 1589 volunteer opportunities in Melville, WA 6156 and the surrounding areas

• Support individuals with intellectual disabilities in social connections
• Empower, communicate, set goals, and brighten lives through advocacy
• Flexible commitment, training, and social events for volunteers

Meet Bailey! He’s an adventurous young man who loves getting out and about. Whether it’s hitting the movies, grabbing a bite at a local café, or finding something active to do, Bailey is looking for someone to hang out with every other weekend.

If you’ve got some free time and want to make a genuine difference (and a new friend), we’d love to chat.

Bringing Joy, One Call at a Time Brightwater Sunshine Volunteers is a simple yet powerful way to make a difference in the lives of our clients living at home. Through friendly and genuine phone calls, our volunteers help reduce loneliness, spark smiles, and build lasting connections.

• Participate in hand weeding events at various locations
• Contribute to herbicide-free restoration and revegetation projects
• Training provided for garden maintenance tasks on Wednesdays

• Support volunteer dog teams in local schools
• Guide new volunteers through training to help children
• Work from home with flexible hours, no set times

• Support children in Melville schools with reading and mentoring
• One-hour weekly commitment during school hours; no teaching background needed
• Training and support provided; opportunity for connection and giving back

• Flexible commitment to walking dogs in local area
• Full support and training provided for animal welfare work
• Help maintain bond between people and their beloved pets

We currently require Volunteer Foster Carers' to open their homes to cats & kittens, to give them a home while we search for their forever homes! If you have a love of cats and a spare room, this could be the purr-fect opportunity to help us out!

• Engage community creatively to raise funds for environmental projects
• Flexible volunteer role suitable for students and environment enthusiasts
• Regular communication, monthly meetings, on-the-job training provided

• Assist in grant research, application drafting, and donor materials
• Compile impact statistics, program summaries, and compliance documentation
• Work in family services sector with flexible time commitment

• Provide free one-to-one assistance to adults in need
• Match with a student for 1-2 hours weekly at local center
• Gain valuable experience through dedicated tutoring and training program

• Volunteer to visit seniors in Perth metro and Peel region
• Minimum 20 visits per year for companionship and social support
• Must be from multilingual, multi-faith, multicultural, or LGBTIQ+ background

• Manage inventory records for various supplies
• Coordinate procurement and distribution planning for relief programs
• Assist with compliance, documentation, and school supplies distribution

• Participate in conservation projects like tree planting and weed control
• Receive induction, safety training, and supervision for practical tasks
• Ideal for students seeking industry skills and environmental enthusiasts

• Assist with dog walking, pet feeding, and transport services
• Volunteers must have Working with Children or Police Check
• Opportunity for administrative roles for those with relevant skills