Found 1635 volunteer opportunities in Mundaring, WA 6073 and the surrounding areas

• Manage daily canteen operations and ensure efficient service
• Oversee inventory, food safety, and customer service standards
• Coordinate with volunteers, maintain cleanliness, and organize food orders

• Make announcements and time keep at hockey club games
• No experience needed, training provided for PA system use
• Wednesday and/or Thursday evening commitment in air-conditioned office

• Organize loan equipment for players and supervise cleaning process
• Ensure compliance with Covid policy guidelines during equipment handling
• Volunteer role in sports association, Wednesday and Thursday evening shifts

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfills
• Engage customers, process transactions, sort donations, create displays
• Friendly, sociable, team player; commit to nominated shift

• Listen to ageing community members' stories and experiences
• Complete 8-week Spiritual Care Series training for pastoral care
• Work with Chaplains, visit residents, and attend monthly team meetings

• Tutoring in drawing, watercolour, and general skills
• Provided with updated tools, equipment, and technology in studio
• Supportive environment with free tea/coffee and community impact

• Teach artistic skills in varied classes like wood turning, languages
• No need for formal teaching qualification, just talented skills
• Local residency required; 2.5 hours per week commitment

• Support Incident Managers during large fires with communication duties
• Operate from 12-ton, air-conditioned communication van or ICV
• Continuous comprehensive training provided; weekend courses required

• Perform firefighting duties with understanding of equipment operation
• Administer basic first aid and provide initial medical assistance
• Commit to regular training, meetings, and callouts as required

• Assist brigade with cleaning, maintenance, fundraising, and socializing
• Administrative work for 2+ hours weekly, monthly 2-hour meetings
• Training provided in-house and through DFES courses

• Support community by providing vehicle cleaning services
• Attention to detail and ability to work independently required
• Shifts available on weekdays and Saturdays; training provided

• Facilitate social inclusion for elderly in the community
• Assist seniors in maintaining independence and community connections
• Energetic individuals needed for companionship and social support role

• Support elderly community members with transportation needs
• Flexible shifts available from Monday to Saturday for driving duties
• Training provided including induction, buddy system, and on-the-job training

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.

• Assist in meal planning, preparation, and delivery
• Maintain kitchen cleanliness and equipment storage
• Promote wellness, cultural appropriateness, and positive relationships