• Mentor young people in Years 8-9 while they undertake a community project • Approx. 2-3 hours per week over a 5 month period, during school hours • Mentors do not require previous experience – just the desire to want to support young people to reach their potential!
Provide support in both outreach and recovery roles to young people attending school leavers at both Rottnest and South West Locations. Outreach consists of day and night shifts supporting the young people through engagement and other activities. Night Recovery is located at dedicated recovery zones at both locations and consists of supporting the young person who is under the influence and needs support to sober up.
Mentors are responsible for providing driving practice for learner drivers who may have difficulty in gaining access to the required 50 hours of supervised on road experience due to not having a vehicle or a supervisory driver. This practice will take place in a vehicle provided by the program. The position is a supervising role that parents or other significant adults in the learner’s life would otherwise have played.
Do you want to help and support young people who are Under the Guardianship of the Minister? Are you passionate about human rights and need flexible volunteering hours? This is the perfect opportunity for you!
Open Doors Youth Service is seeking expressions of interest from human services professionals business professionals to join our governance team to help shape the future of our service. It is a very exciting time to join ODYS with what we hope will be a very fulfilling a meaningful way to contribute your expertise and experience in a volunteer capacity.
Volunteer your research skills to help more young people get matched with mentors. Contribute 4 hours a month (flexible hours) to help Raise become more effective at securing funding through community grants.
In the beautiful Wimmera - Mallee region which is a 5 hour drive North West of Melbourne we are looking for someone who is available after school every Tuesday to help with Girl Guides. This is a great opportunity for anyone considering a career that involves working with young people and wanting to gain valuable work experience.
The Youth Referral and Independent Person Program (YRIPP) via the Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY) is seeking committed volunteers to assist young people attend interviews at Police Stations.
If you are looking for something rewarding to do, give your time and skills to help children from a refugee background in primary and secondary schools for half a day a week in school terms.
Ucan2 Active is a partnership between AMES Australia, the Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY) and Foundation House. It recognises the need to provide additional support for young people (16-24 years) who are newly arrived to Australia and from a refugee or migrant background. Ucan2 Active Wyndham will run on Tuesday afternoons in Chirnside Park.
Passionate about reading and have a love dogs? Story Dogs Reading Program encourages children to read to a dog to help them gain reading confidence and development of literacy skills. Story Dogs Reading Program is needing a coordinator for the Western Suburbs Metropolitan area. Could this be your dream volunteer role?
Exciting opportunity to become a live-in mentor for young people (16–19 years) through our Enhanced Lead Tenant program that provides accommodation and support services for young people. You along with another Lead Tenant, have the opportunity to create a homely environment that assists a young person at this pivotal point in their lives to develop independence and a greater sense of connection to the broader community. Houses are located in numerous locations throughout Melbourne.
Help Scouts Victoria run a special Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activity at the 25th Australian Jamboree at Tailem Bend, South Australia, 3-14 January 2019. We will be providing this STEM experience to over 8,000 children, rotating them through various activities over 10 days.
Help Scouts Victoria run a special Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activity at the 25th Australian Jamboree at Tailem Bend, South Australia, 3-14 January 2019. We will be providing this STEM experience to over 8,000 children, rotating them through various activities over 10 days.
As a Girl Guides Deputy District Manager, you help girls and young women become leaders, develop practical and life skills, and serve their communities, through managing and supporting other volunteers and building relationships within the community. This involves problem solving and team work.
Teams provide outreach to Leavers, engaging with them to provide information.
Playgroup Assistant & MyTime Play Help (unpaid) Primary purpose of the role The MyTime peer support group play helper engages children with appropriate play activities, enabling parents and carers to participate freely in group discussions. Children aged 6 years and under can attend MyTime groups; older children may attend at the discretion of the MyTime Coordinator and facilitator.
Story Dogs strive to make reading fun for children so they become confident, lifelong readers. The Story Dogs Volunteer Coordinator will recruit, train, support, manage and give recognition to volunteers in the Armadale Region to ensure that Story Dogs remain an active and relevant organisation.
As a Girl Guides Assistant District Manager, you help girls and young women become leaders, develop practical and life skills, and serve their communities, through managing and supporting other volunteers and building relationships within the community. This involves problem solving and teamwork. We are looking to expand the management team for guiding in the City of Yarra - can you help?
• Do you have a love of Aviation? • Do you Have Leadership Qualities? • Do you care about the welfare of our youth? • Are you 18 years of age or older? The Australian Air League is looking for leaders like YOU!
