Our principal mission is empowering disadvantaged kids through drama workshops and storytelling activities to strengthen their self-confidence and literacy skills. We travel to remote Indigenous and outback communities to bring these workshops to kids who otherwise never have the chance to participate in such activities. Your input will make a huge difference to disadvantaged children in outback Australia by ensuring our organisation can continue to offer these workshops into the future.

Skills and Attributes: Confident and engaging group facilitator, in-person and online High Experience in training, education, volunteer coordination or people development (desirable) Familiarity with 4 Voices programs and values, or willingness to learn Ability to coordinate logistics and manage training records Comfortable using online platforms (e.g., Zoom, Google Calendar, Google Docs/Sheets) Shape

What we’re looking for: Strong communication and interpersonal skills Confidence interviewing and working with a wide range of people Organised, responsive, and able to follow consistent processes Previous HR or recruitment experience (volunteer or professional) is a bonus but not essential Approx. 5 hours per week, flexible and remote-friendly

4 Voices is a charity dedicated to supporting women facing domestic and family violence, social isolation, and hardship. Through outreach services, phone support, and digital connection, we provide a safe space for women to seek help, access resources, and rebuild their lives. Our volunteers offer compassionate conversations, practical assistance, and pathways to support—ensuring no woman feels alone.

What We Offer:  The opportunity to make a meaningful difference by empowering a volunteer-led organisation to grow its impact.  Flexibility to work remotely on your own schedule.  A supportive team environment where your contributions are valued.  A chance to innovate and shape how a charity uses AI to better support women in crisis. 

You’ll use tools like ChatGPT and Canva AI to tell powerful stories, promote campaigns, recruit volunteers, and encourage donations — all while building awareness of the women we support. 

Generalist Clinic Paralegal Volunteers support the Human Rights Law Program (HRLP) by working on client files and performing administrative duties that facilitate the operation of the Footscray-based legal clinic. In return, we provide an energetic and engaging workplace with ongoing training and development opportunities.

SARA-r is a marine conservation not-for-profit founded in 2021. We work with endangered sharks and rays, including sawfish, both in Queensland and Australia-wide. We are seeking up to 2 Non-executive directors and one board secretary.

SARA-r is a marine conservation not-for-profit founded in 2021. We work with endangered sharks and rays, including sawfish, both in Queensland and Australia-wide. We are seeking up to 2 Non-executive directors and one board secretary. The board secretary can also be a non-executive (voluntary director), but these roles can also be separated.

SARA-r is a marine conservation not-for-profit founded in 2021. We work with endangered sharks and rays, including sawfish, both in Queensland and Australia-wide. We are seeking up to four volunteer Social Media Officers to manage our social media accounts for BlueSky, Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin.

SWORD SES Logistics forms part of new State Operations Logistics Support –Taskforce. We play a significant role in supporting our emergency services sate wide and are inviting capable and enthusiastic team members to join our team.

Hospital School South Australia are looking for a compassionate and patient volunteer tutor to support an 11-year-old student in improving their literacy skills. The tutor will work one-on-one with the student to enhance reading,comprehension,vocabulary and writing skills in a supportive and engaging way. ESL teaching experience would be an advantage.

Join a global movement which brings joy, freedom, and connection to older people and those with disability through free rides on adaptive bicycles (trishaws). As a Management Committee Member of Cycling Without Age in Australia, you'll help steer the organisation's strategy, support local chapters, and ensure the sustainable growth of this heartwarming initiative. Your leadership will directly impact lives by helping more people feel the wind in their hair and the warmth of human connection.

Prior board experience is welcome but not essential, if you bring strong relevant skills and a commitment to learning.  Strong communication skills, strategic thinking, and the ability to work well as part of a team are essential. We are especially keen to hear from individuals from diverse backgrounds and regional communities across Australia. 

The Fundraising Coordinator will play a pivotal role in securing financial resources for Eyes of Hope by overseeing and developing a range of fundraising activities. This includes corporate partnerships, sponsorships, and other initiatives. This role will provide oversight and support as required to our Grants writer.