Would you like to bring happiness to an older person? We are seeking visitors for people living in their own homes who may be lonely and seeking companionship. Your visit may include having a chat and a cuppa, watching a movie, playing games or simply sharing common interests or hobbies. We match you and the resident based on your location and mutual interests. This is an opportunity to meet new people and make friends.

Do you have an interest in working outdoors doing gardening and handyperson activities? Volunteer Groundskeepers are responsible for ensuring the grounds of Community Facilities are kept in a well-maintained condition which contributes to buildings being welcoming to the community. The role includes general garden maintenance using tools such as lawn mower and edge trimmer, maintenance of equipment and the removal and disposal of garden and other waste.

Do you want to be part of a fun and rewarding youth organisation? Join now as a mentor for girls in your community. We are offering a volunteer opportunity where you will learn new skills. You will build on your leadership abilities and experience while working with groups of girls. You will be collaborating with other women to make a difference in the lives of young people.

Our organisation requires Community Champions to get their peers out and about to come along to our Free Tech Help Sessions for Seniors. Maybe you are the most social person in your community & are always told you are the life of the party? We need you! Be our champion to spread the word and help others to learn about our free help sessions and socialising with younger people. It really is rewarding and there are lots of perks! Get in touch if you think you can be our next Community Champion.

We are seeking volunteers to assist with our therapeutic groups & one-off events. Groups include recreational groups (weekly and/or monthly) for young people aged 8-12 years as well as 12-15 years, and one- off family and children’s events & camps. Have fun and use your enthusiasm and energy to engage with participants in recreational activities and group discussions. Be a role model to participants by encouraging manners, social skills & respect. Assist with set up and pack down of activities.

Your excellent customer service skills are sought to assist with shop presentation, upkeep and merchandising in this second-hand clothing, bric-a-brac and other goods shop. Your maturity and attention to detail would be highly regarded in this role. This is an active role so your fitness and general good health are required.

Do you want to be part of a fun and rewarding youth organisation? Join now as a mentor for girls in your community. We are offering a volunteer opportunity where you will learn new skills. You will build on your leadership abilities and experience while working with groups of girls. You will be collaborating with other women to make a difference in the lives of young people.

Lifeline Direct (LLD) is the direct service delivery arm and a fully owned subsidiary of Lifeline Australia (LLA). It was initially established to provide a consolidation pathway for local Lifeline Centres to share resources, skills and experiences in developing a strong service coordination, a culture seeking operational excellence, shared governance activities and improved outcome.

Join our dedicated team and help us provide essential meal services to the aged and frail within our community. You will support our operations, ensuring our services reach those who need them most. Provide administrative support including phone calls, emails, and inquiries. Maintain records using our database. Support with basic financial tasks such as printing and disbursing invoices Prepare documents and reports. Assist with administration relating to plating and meal delivery.

Our organisation strives to empower young minds through early intervention youth mentoring, equipping young people with lifelong skills for a brighter future. Volunteer Youth Mentors are matched with a mentee/s and perform their role by being a positive role model at the regular mentoring sessions at your nominated school, providing a safe, judgement free environment.

Older people living with dementia can be some of the most isolated individuals in our community. We are looking for extra generous and patient volunteers to bring cheer to our friends who are living with dementia. Can you help? Just an hour a week could make all the difference.

Join our friendly team of Individual Social Support Volunteers. Our service helps clients stay engaged with their community and feel socially connected. We provide personalised support to meet client needs for social interaction and companionship while focusing on their wellness and reablement goals. Your responsibilities will vary depending on the service(s) you choose to participate in. Our services include Visiting Services, Telephone and Web-Based Monitoring and Accompanied Activities.

Spread Joy, by joining our Volunteer Team! The HammondCare Volunteer program is a great way for you to make a meaningful difference to the life of an older person, right here Hunter NSW. We are looking for enthusiastic and caring individuals in Belmont and surrounding areas, who can sit and have a chat, reminisce and talk about topics of interest with elderly clients in their own home.

Help make a significant difference for survivors of domestic violence and homelessness. Join our team of Volunteers on a Saturday morning (some mid-week jobs in summer) and help make a significant difference for survivors of domestic violence and homelessness. Our team performs various yard maintenance work including edging, mowing, trimming trees/hedges and transferring green waste into a green bin.

Bev is in her 80’s, her husband has just moved into care and her daughter is sick. She is a lovely chatty lady but is feeling understandably stretched by life’s challenges. She really needs someone to talk to and be a warm presence in her life. Could this be you? Just an hour a fortnight could make all the difference.