Join Share the Dignity and help bring dignity, comfort, and essentials to women, girls, and those who menstruate across Australia. As a volunteer, you’ll collect bags from Bunnings, sort them for quality, and deliver to charity partners. Every bag packed and delivered makes a real difference, helping someone feel seen, supported, and valued.

• Provide music mentorship to disadvantaged young people
• Proficiency in music production, songwriting, or instrument playing required
• Minimum commitment of 10 mentoring sessions at specified locations

• Provide music mentorship to at-risk young people
• Proficiency in music production, songwriting, or instrument playing required
• Minimum commitment of 10 mentoring sessions, training provided

• Engage with public, promote greyhound adoption, distribute materials
• Represent GAP professionally, assist with events, handle greyhounds
• Develop communication skills, gain event experience, support animal welfare

• Transform crisis accommodations to create welcoming environment
• Assist with painting and refreshing spaces for women and children
• Participate in activity days from 9am to 4pm weekly

• Share musical talents to uplift lives of vulnerable individuals
• Minimum 10 music sessions per year with flexible scheduling
• Training required, including police check and working with children check

You and your dog can help children find the magic in becoming lifelong readers. The Coordinator and their dog will commence as a volunteer reading team and will then receive training to take on the Coordinator position. The Coordinator will recruit, train, support and give recognition to volunteers within their region. The position will also raise awareness of the Story Dogs brand and services. This is a non paid, volunteer role. Story Dogs is committed to child safety and wellbeing.

You and your dog can help children find the magic in becoming lifelong readers. The Coordinator and their dog will commence as a volunteer reading team and will then receive training to take on the Coordinator position. The Coordinator will recruit, train, support and give recognition to volunteers within their region. The position will also raise awareness of the Story Dogs brand and services. This is a non paid, volunteer role. Story Dogs is committed to child safety and wellbeing.

You and your dog can help children find the magic in becoming lifelong readers.  The Coordinator and their dog will commence as a volunteer reading team and will then receive training to take on the Coordinator position. The Coordinator will recruit, train, support and give recognition to volunteers within their region. The position will also raise awareness of the Story Dogs brand and services. This is a non paid, volunteer role. Story Dogs is committed to child safety and wellbeing.

• Support shop operations by assisting customers and processing sales
• Create attractive displays, stock shelves, and maintain shop cleanliness
• Ideal for individuals aged 15 and above; no resume required

• We have lonely men and women across the Wodonga region who would enjoy a weekly or fortnightly friendly visit
• Just an hour a week or fortnight can make a big difference to a persons life.
• We are Centrelink approved for volunteer hours

• We have a lovely gentleman living in aged care in Albury who would enjoy a regular friendly visitor to talk to. He enjoys footy and horse racing, tinkering in the shed, used to play lawn bowls and enjoys listening to Frank Sinatra.
• Just one hour a week or fortnight can help ease his loneliness
• No special skills required other then having a friendly nature, be a good listener, and enjoy a chat. This gentleman would enjoy someone reading the paper to him.

ESL or TESOL qualified teacher is required to teach conversation classes.

• We have older men & women across Echuca & Moama in need of friendship to reduce their feelings of loneliness and isolation.
• Just one hour a week or fortnight can help ease loneliness.
• We're looking for friendly people who enjoy the company of older people, are good listeners and enjoy a chat.

Overview of Program/Service: Introducing children (ages 8 – 13) to coding through the Code Club Australia curriculum. Children learn coding using Scratch and Python and complete weekly challenges (Beginners) or ongoing projects (Intermediate). Beginners or ongoing projects (Intermediate). This is a facilitator role and requires leading weekly sessions alongside library staff and other volunteers.