Found 1614 volunteer opportunities in Success, WA 6164 and the surrounding areas

Bring joy to elderly residents in an aged care home and light up the room when you and your pet walk in?

• Provide one on one support to visually impaired resident
• Assist with safe navigation and item selection during shopping outings
• Maintain professional boundaries and report concerns to Lifestyle Coordinator

• Provide paramedic and remedial massages to rugby players
• Diagnose injuries and offer rehab advice to patients
• Advise coaches on players' readiness to return to action

• Organize various fundraising events like quiz nights and dinners
• Manage grants applications and create fundraising plan/strategy
• Work with diverse age groups in a rugby club setting

• Accompany elderly residents on bus outings with carers
• Provide companionship and support under staff guidance
• Engage in conversations and activities to enhance residents' experience

• Develop and implement social media strategy to increase engagement
• Create and schedule regular posts, monitor comments and messages
• Collaborate with volunteers, analyze metrics, enhance resume with experience

• Provide companionship to palliative care residents in end-stage
• Smartphone required for shift booking app; 24/7 shift availability
• Training provided; notify if personal death in last 6 months

• Provide one-to-one assistance in literacy, numeracy, and computer skills
• No formal teaching qualifications required; good communication skills needed
• Volunteer benefits include free training, resources, and ongoing support

• Assist elderly with pet care including dog walking and feeding
• Provide transport for pets to/from vet appointments
• Training in basic pet handling techniques required for position

• No specific experience needed for tutoring adults in literacy
• Various tutoring settings from one-to-one to classroom support
• 2-3 hours per week commitment with professional training provided

• Volunteer to help students with academic and social achievement
• Receive training and support from EdConnect team
• Minimum commitment of 1 hour per week at partner schools

• Volunteers offer companionship to end-stage palliative residents
• Comfortable with technology, available for 3-hour shifts 24/7
• Training provided by SCC (WA) before starting volunteering

• Participate in practical conservation projects in metro and regional areas
• Ideal for students seeking industry skills and environmental enthusiasts
• Training provided on conservation tasks, safety, and supervision

WNOW are expanding into Cockburn and looking for volunteers to help deliver a weekly local Sunrise Club at Coogee, bringing men together for exercise, connection, conversation and coffee.

This volunteer role supports The Historical Society as custodians and guides of the Azelia Ley Homestead Museum and Wagon house Museum.