Volunteer adult literacy tutors work one-to-one with people aged 18+ who seek assistance with reading, writing, spelling and basic maths. The majority of adult students are over 25 years of age.
You could be an amazing mentor! There's never been a more important time to support a young person to get ready for work. CMY is looking for dedicated volunteers to mentor newly-arrived young people from refugee and humanitarian migrant backgrounds. The ENVISION Employment program connects volunteer mentors with mentees who are keen to develop their job readiness skills and improve their awareness of how to find and sustain meaningful work in Australia.
TRY Australia believes that if you can be a friend, you can be a mentor. Our aim is to provide young people, who need additional adult support, with a long term, consistent and stable friend, who is willing to remain in their lives long past the 12 month program period. Join us today to mentor a young person who needs additional adult support in their life.
AMES is seeking a volunteer to mentor a migrant with a civil engineering background. This is an opportunity to make a difference to the career development of another person.
Are you a retired teacher or ESL trained tutor? We are looking for volunteers to teach or tutor migrants basic English skills (including conversation).
Help us to provide the services that are valued by the people we support, their families and carers. Ongoing support, training and encouragement is provided with our innovative volunteer program, which includes opportunities to work side-by-side with staff in a variety of roles throughout the organisation.
Gain practical experience working in the community and build valuable social connections with your peers and community. Advance your skills by improving team building and bonding in this enriching role.
Calling out to all University students or graduates wanting to make a difference to the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) youth! This is a mentoring opportunity, in partnership with 'Save the Children' and 'Multicultural futures', to befriend and support high-school to university-aged students who are in this group. The aim is to better integrate them into Australian society and encourage personal success
We are Diamond Valley Community Support (DVCS) Volunteers Hub, assisting people to find a volunteering role that suits their interests, skills and suitabilty. Volunteers are needed to: - Conduct face-to-face interviews with prospective volunteers to assist them identify suitable volunteering options. - Attend to phone calls, email and face-to-face enquiries from the general public. - Complete data entry of information regarding volunteers and community organisations.
Suncare Community Services is a not-for profit organisation. Its core business is to understand community needs and develop innovative responses for people who are ageing, living with a disability or mental illness.
Help make a positive difference to a young person's life. Mentor a young person to learn to drive through the Darebin TAC L2P Program. Car and training provided. Women encouraged to consider this role.
Do you like working with students to support them in a school setting? Alnoor run the Alnoor Arabic School based at the Ellenbrook Secondary College every Sunday. We are seeking a pool of Teaching Assistants to help lessons run smoothly. Arabic language is NOT required.
Little Dreamers is Australia's leading support organisation for Young Carers, working with with young people under the age of 25 in families affected by disability, illness or addiction. By volunteering at Little Dreamers, you'll get the chance to change the lives of some incredible young people who are often forgotten and unsupported due to no fault of their own. We believe in a world where every Young Carer is supported by someone or something.
Do you have a desire to make a difference? Are you passionate about supporting Young People? We have just the role for you! Little Dreamers is Australia’s leading Young Carer organisation, working with young people who provide unpaid care for a family member with a disability, illness or addiction across a range of direct support programs. We are looking for volunteers to join our incredible volunteer community as we expand our support services throughout NSW!
Tutor must be prepared to commit two full days (usually a Saturday) to a workshop orientation and information of the Read Write Now course. Names are taken of those Tutor Volunteers wanting to be involved in this program and once there are enough people interested a workshop is run. Usually every 3 months.