Cumberland Council’s Aged & Disability Services Over 55’s Leisure and Learning program supports social connections and lifelong learning for older people in the community through various programs. If you are passionate about dancing, art, fitness, singing and socialising then this position may be for you!
We are currently looking for volunteers who would like to provide support to people aged over 65 by assisting with shopping, paying bills or other errands as required e.g. pushing trolley, reaching for items, carrying bags (ensuring these are not too heavy for you), putting bags in car and customer’s home or front door.
We are currently looking for volunteers who would like to provide companionship and support to elderly people aged over 65 by visiting them in their own homes in the Cumberland area. Our Customers are community members that might not have regular contact with friends and/or relatives and who are experiencing loneliness or social isolation.
Cumberland Council’s Lifestyle and Leisure Links Program supports the physical, social and emotional well-being of young adults with a disability to enjoy mainstream pursuits such as swimming, dancing, music and sailing. It also allows for people with disability to experience fun pursuits with peers, such as dining out, going to the movies and going to live shows. Most of the Lifestyle and Leisure Links Programs happen on weeknights and weekends.
To provide Justice of the Peace services for our patients, families and staff. Ability to display empathy, confidentiality and good communication skills are essential for this role. Current JP Registration is required. Hours and days flexible between 8am-4pm Monday to Friday
Gordon Lodge at the RAAFA are looking for a volunteer who would come and visit one of our residents in the early evening.
A friendly volunteer is required to provide assistance to patients being dropped off or picked up from the Transfer Unit. The role is to assist them by giving directions on how to get to their special appointments or destination within the hospital. Provide information on local amenities, taxies, public transport, Hospital Parking. Shifts require a 3 hour minimum, walking standing and sitting.
Providing way finding services to patients, visitors and staff. Helping people find the various wards, kiosks and departments in this huge new hospital.Shifts require a minimum of 4 hours walking and standing.
Do you like socializing and making new friendships? Do you have two hours to spare each week? If yes, Milpara has the perfect volunteering opportunity for you! With the support of the Healthy Ageing Team, Companionship Volunteers would visit up to 5 residents who are at risk of social isolation each week. Undertake an activity of the person’s choice – whether it be having a cup of tea and chat, doing a word puzzle or some gardening outdoors!
To provide medical support and information to Young People Living with Cancer (YPLWC) and Staff and to professionally dispense medication, which may include oral chemotherapy and narcotics.
