Found 1224 volunteer opportunities in Tea Tree Gully, SA 5091 and the surrounding areas

• Install nest boxes in wildlife habitat for successful possum releases
• Requires vehicle with roof racks, safety compliance, and teamwork
• Contribute to wildlife conservation through practical, hands-on work

• Deliver meals with a partner in designated areas
• Driver role requires car, license, and insurance
• Passenger role assists in meal delivery without driving

• Supporting meal delivery service for vulnerable individuals
• Handling phone calls, emails, and customer database updates
• Requires police clearance, good communication, teamwork, and ICT skills

• Handles branch committee administration including meeting agendas and minutes
• Distributes communications, updates committee member list to Central Office
• Computer skills advantageous, ability to take minutes, organizational skills

• Support Volunteer Coordinator with onboarding and training volunteers
• Maintain volunteer records, schedules, and communicate with Central Office
• Computer skills, confidentiality, and police check required; training provided

Every week, all sorts of people do all sorts of things for Meals on Wheels. If you’ve got a bit of time on your hands, we could do with you.

If you have an quick mind and a love of taking notes, you can help your local community by keeping the wheels turning at a Meals on Wheels branch as the Assistant Secretary.

An Assistant Secretary helps the Secretary where needed and steps in when the they are ill, unavailable or on holidays.

• Lead branch operations by promoting teamwork and seeking feedback
• Communicate policies, embrace change, and ensure volunteer understanding
• Interact with diverse volunteers, handle confidential info, lead meetings

• Assist in kitchen operations, including ordering and printing recipes
• Support volunteers, manage equipment, and encourage kitchen teamwork
• No specific experience needed, training provided; good time management required

• Support Chairperson in branch operations and leadership
• Promote teamwork, seek feedback, and ensure smooth branch running
• Interact with diverse volunteers, lead meetings, maintain confidentiality

• Coordinate meal delivery logistics and customer support
• Act as liaison between volunteers, customers, and central office
• Maintain confidentiality, excellent communication, and interpersonal skills

• Deliver meals, engage with customers, and provide support
• Assist in kitchen tasks, maintain hygiene standards, and support cooking
• Volunteer for social connections, group activities, or administrative support

• Deliver meals, engage with customers, and assist with wellbeing checks
• Help prepare meals from scratch, maintain hygiene standards
• Visit customers for social chats, assist with group activities

• Coordinate volunteer recruitment, induction, and training processes
• Maintain volunteer records, rosters, and communicate with Central Office
• Require computer skills, confidentiality, and effective communication abilities

• Groups of locals support refugee households for 12 months
• Australian citizens or permanent residents without special skills needed
• Around 10-15 hours support per week for new arrivals

• Assist in removing environmental weeds using minimal-disturbance methods
• Learn bushcare techniques from skilled Regional Coordinators
• Volunteer weekly from February-December, transport and gear provided