Do you have a passion for organising and promoting events? Your skills are needed in this exciting role. We are seeking an Events Coordinator to lead our friendly and supportive Events Team in planning, organising and promoting our special events, including our Volunteer Expos and Volunteer Awards. You will have the opportunity to develop your administration, communication and marketing/media skills. Days and times negotiable. Availability across multiple days will be highly regarded.

Your financial skills are required to help us support vulnerable community members. You will ensure all money due is collected and received and authorised payments made. You will also keep accurate books and accounts showing the financial affairs of the association, including details of receipts & expenditures, and that the financial needs of funding bodies are met. You will prepare the annual audit and ensure the accounts show the financial position at the end of the preceding financial year.

We’re looking for committed/dedicated volunteers to help run our sailing programs on large racing yachts. Some sailing experience is preferred but not essential, however, a love of helping young people be the best they can be is a must. You’ll sail with and mentor our very excited young clients, many of whom have a disability or come from socially challenged backgrounds.

Help our elderly residents enjoy outings as you drive them on short local trips for 1-2 hours. Outings may include a picnic morning tea or lunch. You will be accompanied by one of our care staff who will look after the residents’ care needs. As the bus is an 11 seater, you will need a current Australian C class driver’s license and five years of good driving history. We will provide training and ongoing support from an on-site volunteer coordinator

If you are looking for a rewarding opportunity to be part of a friendly team, we are seeking qualified/licenced painters to paint new training rooms; existing bathrooms, offices and staircases and general painting maintenance as required. Depending on the jobs on hand volunteers may be required to provide their own tools.

Are you looking for a rewarding opportunity where you can truly make a difference? We are seeking an experienced grant writer to prepare and submit applications for funding through ‘Grants Hub’ and other funding platforms. This role helps secure income so we can continue to provide services to the growing number of vulnerable members of our community.

Do you like the outdoors? This is a rewarding role working with our team of volunteers providing garden maintenance and support to our not for profit organisation and its clients. We’re seeking an experienced gardener to mow lawns, whipper snip, weed, water, fertilise and maintain our gardens. You may also be required to teach/lead groups of young people to learn about planting and maintaining vegetable gardens, installing irrigation systems and general gardening.

We’re seeking qualified/licenced electricians to assist with the planning and installation of lights and power points in newly constructed training rooms and general electrical maintenance as required. Preference for volunteers to be tag and testing qualified. Depending on the jobs on hand volunteers may be required to provide their own tools.

We’re seeking an experienced driver with a clean traffic record to drive our FoodBank Toyota HiAce van to Glendenning (Sydney) each Monday morning, accompanied by one of our staff members, to collect food items and return to our warehouse at Cardiff to unload.

We’re seeking an experienced driver with a clean traffic record to drive our vehicle to local supermarkets between 7.30 – 9.30am each morning (Mon – Fri) to collect donated bread from local supermarket stores and drop it back off at our warehouse in Cardiff.

We’re seeking qualified and licenced carpenters/builders to assist with the planning and construction of internal walls/shelving and other similar maintenance tasks as required. Join this friendly team of volunteers and help support vulnerable community members. Depending on the jobs on hand volunteers may be required to provide their own tools.

Join this supportive team that helps, not only survivors of domestic violence but anyone in need of assistance. We’re seeking new, kind and skillful volunteers to join our friendly team, so we can continue to support the growing number of vulnerable members of our community. The role involves general maintenance work such as fixing locks and door handles, assisting in the warehouse, tidying and cleaning as required. We have a range of hand tools onsite available for use.

Bring along your good-natured pet and spend time chatting with people living with dementia or may be frail and elderly at our residential aged care home. You’ll see what a difference your furry friend can make. When bringing your pet into an aged care environment with frail and elderly residents, we ask that your pet is: Calm, patient & gentle in nature, Up-to-date with vaccinations/treatment of worms & fleas, Nails are short &blunt. Freshly cut nails should be filed. Dogs must be on a lead.

We are seeking volunteers to support the spiritual and emotional needs of elderly people living in an aged care home. As a pastoral care volunteer, you’ll be actively involved with a local Christian church. You’ll supplement and complement the work of our Residential Pastoral Care Coordinator and under their direction, you may support people to meet their spiritual needs, support people and families in times of crisis and nurture spiritual development.

Dungog & District Neighbourcare is a not-for-profit organisation that provides practical home living services that promote choice, lifestyle, and independence. Neighbourcare is the local service provider for Community Transport. Volunteers use Neighbourcare’s fleet of well-maintained, branded vehicles to transport clients to attend shopping and/or appointments.