Found 732 volunteer opportunities in Spreyton, TAS 7310 and the surrounding areas

EdConnect, in partnership with Hillcrest Primary, is seeking volunteers for just one hour a week during school terms in 2026.

Support students with literacy and numeracy alongside the teacher. No teaching experience needed — just a willingness to encourage, support and make a difference.

✨ One hour a week can change a child’s learning journey!

• Expert in milkshake making and blood donation education
• Deliver exceptional experiences for blood donors
• Weekly or fortnightly shifts available during weekdays

• Support carers in monthly group meetings for people with dementia
• Assist with practical tasks, set up, registration, and refreshments
• Experience in dementia care or family caring role preferred

• Coordinate logistics, volunteers, and engage with local community
• Promote event, create safe atmosphere, and support cancer research
• Training, support, leadership skills, and community engagement opportunities

• Contribute to rescuing pre-loved items from landfills
• Engage with customers, process transactions, and create displays
• Friendly attitude, commitment to shifts, and no resume required

• Provide excellent customer service and assist with retail sales
• Sort donations, iron clothing, and create shop displays
• Maintain shop cleanliness, handle public inquiries, and receive training

• Deliver nutritious meals and conduct wellbeing checks
• Support older adults and people living with disability
• Volunteer opportunity in Devonport office and surrounding areas

• Deliver nutritious meals and conduct wellbeing checks
• Support older adults and people living with disability
• Volunteer in Central Coast office for driving and transportation tasks

• Support centre operations and assist visitors with local information
• Gain hands-on experience in customer service, retail, and tourism
• Flexible volunteer shifts available to suit your availability

• Maintain and enhance railway grounds with gardening skills
• Collaborate with volunteers/staff, follow safety procedures, report issues
• Contribute to visitor experience, preserve heritage, work outdoors

• Sell tickets, souvenirs, and prepackaged food and drinks
• Provide information on DRR's history and attractions to visitors
• Maintain cleanliness, restock shelves, and adhere to DRR policies

• Operate locomotives following safety regulations and operational procedures
• Collaborate with train crew and ensure mechanical readiness of rollingstock
• Participate in intensive training program and gain practical experience

• Ensure safe train operations following DRR Rulebook and procedures
• Manage passenger boarding, provide information, and handle tickets
• Participate in mandatory training, gain rail safety competencies

• Processing clothing, donations, lifting furniture, sorting yard
• Flexible hours, uniform, training, driver's license and car required
• Volunteer benefits: team environment, new skills, community contribution

• Preserve and share Kentish region's rich history with visitors
• Engage visitors, maintain displays, assist with administrative tasks
• Training provided, ideal for history enthusiasts with strong communication