Mature volunteers with plenty of life experience are needed to make regular weekly friendly phone calls to elderly people who are socially isolated.

GovHack is the largest Hackathon in the Southern Hemisphere and run almost entirely by volunteers across Australia and New Zealand. It brings together people from all walks of life, to deliver solutions to community issues by hacking, mashing and remodelling Government Open Data. The technology lead is in charge of developing and maintaining the essential technical systems that at a core ensure the competition weekend goes off without a hitch.

Role Overview In this role you will be part of the national event management team that will be responsible for planning, coordinating and executing GovHack events to ensure a smooth and engaging experience for participants, sponsors and stakeholders.

The GovHack Tech Lead is responsible for overseeing all aspects of GovHack’s technical strategy and execution. This role involves managing GovHack’s technology infrastructure, data management, and platform support to ensure smooth and secure event operations. As the Tech Lead, you will be responsible for building and leading a team of volunteers to maintain and enhance GovHack’s technical ecosystem.

The GovHack Media Team Lead is responsible for overseeing all aspects of GovHack’s media strategy and execution. This role involves managing day-to-day media activities, coordinating with various teams, and ensuring that all media requirements are met within deadlines. It is ideal for individuals with a background in journalism, videography, photography, and communications.

At Kodi's Cause, our charity is dedicated to supporting cancer research and making a positive impact in our community. We are currently seeking volunteers to assist in writing Google Ads - Text

Well connected passionate person who is interested in contributing their business and fundraising skills to our board of directors.

Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) is a not-for-profit charity facilitating life-changing surgery for children in the South Pacific. The Fundraising Coordinator helps to raise the funds we need to pay for travel, accommodation, food, hospitals, surgery and the many other expenses that treatments involve. This is a vital, high impact role, ideal for someone wanting to make a difference.

Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) is a not-for-profit charity facilitating surgical treatment for children in the South Pacific. The HR Coordinator recruits, inducts and trains other volunteers who organise the children's treatment. HR is a vital support function that enables the volunteers to succeed in their roles helping change childrens' lives for the better.

The Nappy Collective links families in need with surplus nappies, gathering unused ones from the community and delivering them to disadvantaged families. This support alleviates economic hardship, families escaping domestic violence, and other challenges, guaranteeing all Australian children remain clean and dry. As demand surges, our assistance becomes increasingly crucial for families confronting difficult circumstances

The Nappy Collective supports disadvantaged families to access free nappies. We receive donations of, unused nappies that may otherwise be thrown out. We redistribute these nappies through community partners to families who may have to choose between buying nappies or buying food because they're fleeing violence, seeking asylum, or struggling with homelessness, mental illness, extreme financial hardship, or are victims of natural disasters such as the recent floods or other disadvantage.

WA Bat Network is a newly formed not-for- profit conservation organisation based in Perth, Western Australia. Help the organisation grow and lead the community in conserving our species of bats.

Our Writers-in-Residence Internship is an opportunity for writers to join a 6-month long-form writing program in a fully remote, collaborative environment. The program offers mentorship, editorial support, and the chance to get your work published and read.

The Australian Catholic University (ACU) is currently looking for volunteers to join the ACU Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) as a Category (e) member - i.e., a qualified lawyer, who may or may not be currently practising and, where possible, is not engaged to advise the institution on research-related or any other matters.

We are seeking someone with digital platform, website development and/or interactive learning platforms expertise to understand the feasibility of developing an interactive digital platform for volunteer involving organisations to work through training and development activities