Office duties including answering the phone, taking room bookings, checking guests in and out.
Volunteer at our cute and cozy Op Shop in Rosanna to help raise vital funds for children and families in the north of Melbourne! You'll be contributing to sustainable fashion and getting some fantastic retail experience, as well as providing hands-on support to Op Shop staff, excellent customer service and helping to keep our shop looking beautiful. We're looking for volunteers of all ages, backgrounds and experience levels- anyone can apply!
Himilo Community Connect is looking for a number of tutors to join their team to support school and community based homework club programs. Himilo Community Connect works in partnership with schools and community to improve educational and employment outcomes for Australian-Somali youth while promoting social cohesion and community connection. Tutors work with individual or small groups of students from 5 to 18 years of age to provide academic support and enrichment in a range of subject area
Banyule Council supports a thriving arts and cultural scene for which their city is renowned. They create inspiring, relevant and entertaining arts experiences for all, collaborating with the Banyule community, including volunteers, to promote the value of arts and culture, and enrich the city. There are a variety of volunteer roles for people who have an interest in Arts and Culture and who are friendly and welcoming.
Worthy Cause is a charity seeking volunteers to assist with kitchen operations. We bake and sell cookies, coffee and meals through our employment program that employs vulnerable and marginalised people.
Do you want to make a difference by helping people with a cognitive disability or mental illness in interviews with Victoria Police?
The volunteer tutor provides educational support after school hours to secondary students enrolled in local schools in the City of Whittlesea. The Settlement team provide support to clients who have arrived to Australia in the past five years. This program supports the integration of settlement students into mainstream education systems. Whittlesea Community Connections is a Child Safe organisation and all volunteers are required to undergo a Working with Children Check and a Police Check.
Fundraising volunteer Once a month we have a sausage sizzle at Bunnings Preston, we are seeking a volunteer/s to oversee this initiative.
The reception falls under the Community Support Program, assisting community members with personal and practical support for a range of issues including housing, family violence, financial assistance, advocacy etc. The aim of the reception is to maintain the connection with community, providing face to face information and referral to the Contact Centre.
The Youth Advocacy Group provides an overview of actions in support of young people residing in the City of Whittlesea. The group is youth-led and leads a range of topics pertaining to youth and advocates for issues to be addressed. This opportunity gives young people autonomy and leadership to voice and work towards the changes they’d like to see in their communities.
This Sewing Class assistant role will support individuals to gain sewing skills and assist the teacher to run the class smoothly. This volunteer position is supervised by Sewing Teacher/ Paras Christou: Coordinator Mernda Community House
WFC provides emergency food relief to those experiencing financial hardship or food insecurity. Whittlesea Food Collective is a central point of donation and collection of food supplies for the community. The WFC Driver will be responsible in picking up and delivering food and supplies to community members in need.
An all-abilities program for anyone aged 50 plus to partake in Walking Football in a fun, interactive and social environment. The program is designed to offer participants gentle exercises to improve their health and well-being.
Background Diamond Valley Community Support began as a local Community Service provider in 1972. The Opportunity Shop in Macleod was established in 2012 and the second op shop in Diamond Creek was established in 2016. Both shops operate for the following purposes – • To raise funds to operate other community services • To promote Volunteering in the local community • To actively encourage product recycling • To assist people in need
Do you want to make a real, practical difference by supporting people who are facing many challenges? Volunteering in this role will enable more families of Kids First to access our therapeutic services safely and affordably, and in a supportive and comfortable environment. Lots of training and support will be offered in this important NEW volunteer program!
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