Found 680 volunteer opportunities in South Launceston, TAS 7249 and the surrounding areas

• Support staff in planning and setting up events and activities
• Coordinate and encourage participation in group activities
• Facilitate social sessions and gentle exercise activities for residents

• Support individuals living with dementia through engaging activities
• Monday afternoon shifts at Day Club in Newstead location
• Experience in dementia care and craft activities essential

• Provide warm welcome and practical support to cafe guests
• Assist with ordering drinks and serving refreshments
• Experience supporting individuals with dementia is desirable

• Engage with vulnerable and intoxicated individuals in designated areas
• Provide brief intervention support around substance use or basic first aid
• Experience in working with vulnerable populations is required/desirable

• Support volunteer dog teams in delivering reading support program
• Assist in training new volunteers and coordinating with local schools
• Flexible work from home, no set times, training provided

• Support day-to-day store operations through various tasks
• Contribute to community programs operated by The Salvation Army
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support provided by Store Manager

• Support day-to-day store operations and customer service
• Engage in visual merchandising, sorting donations, and housekeeping tasks
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support from Store Manager

• Support day-to-day store operations and customer service
• Assist with sorting donations, merchandising, and housekeeping tasks
• Flexible shifts, training, and ongoing support from Store Manager

• Support staff in planning and executing community events
• Facilitate social and recreational activities for older residents
• Opportunity for gaining experience in aged care sector

• Building trust and genuine relationship with Jen
• Advocating for Jen in decision-making and dealing with services
• No formal qualifications required; orientation, training, and support provided

• Building trust and consistency as an advocate for Jen
• No formal qualifications required; experience with memory loss beneficial
• Orientation, training, and ongoing support provided by Citizen Advocacy

Join our community of volunteers who help Australian children get the most out of their education and create better futures for themselves.
The rewarding Volunteer Learning Club Tutor role provides you the opportunity to use and enhance your tutoring and relationship skills, meet new people, and see the impact of your support first-hand.

• Building trust and consistency in Jen's life
• No formal qualifications required; experience with memory loss helpful
• Orientation, training, and ongoing support provided by Citizen Advocacy

• Building trust and genuine relationship with woman with disability
• Advocating for Jen, supporting her in decision-making and services
• No formal qualifications required, training and support provided

• Support various roles at Australian Transplant Games
• Shifts between 3-9 hours, receive ATG26 t-shirt, meals
• No experience needed, must be 16+, hold valid check