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.

You will be delivering & collecting items and stock (including bulky items) from shops across the region and delivering items to community members in need. You will help raise funds by distributing welfare items across the region to support the housing of the homeless and other vulnerable people. You will work alongside another volunteer and work as part of the wider team reporting to and assisted by our Distribution Centre but operate from a Transport Hub.

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.

The Wright of Passage program is a youth pre-employment program aimed at assisting young people who thrive outside of a traditional educational environment. The youth in this program have behavioural and/or learning difficulties, they are supporting by mentors to learn, grow and build their confidence as they learn to build and sail Rainbow Dinghy's.

Volunteer with this Service and provide a support person role for people with cognitive impairment at courthouses, police stations, lawyer’s offices and prisons. Volunteers ensure that criminal justice processes and language are explained clearly and that the client’s wishes and decisions are respected. Your strong communication skills and the ability to relate to and interact well with others will be highly regarded. Basic computer skills are required for this role.

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.

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.

Are you passionate about woodworking or boat building? Join the Making Waves Foundation as a Volunteer Boat Builder! Use your skills to help young adults learn to build and sail a Rainbow Dinghy. Your expertise will guide and inspire participants, helping them re-engage with education, develop new skills, and gain confidence. Create beautiful boats and foster teamwork and accomplishment.

The Making Waves Foundation is seeking a Volunteer Maintenance Coordinator to conduct weekly checks on our program yachts, identify potential issues, and communicate with our staff. If you have a passion for sailing, commitment to safety, and a desire to give back, we need you!

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.

Are you looking for a social connection and want to make a difference? We have a variety of flexible volunteer roles that would suit anyone. As an activity support volunteer you may either assist our Lifestyle staff or run your own sessions.

Are you someone who wants to make a difference in someone's life? Are you sociable and like chatting to people? We have flexible volunteer roles for people who'd like to provide companionship to our residents who may be isolated or lonely. With the gift of time and a listening ear you can improve someone’s quality of life for far longer than the hour or so you might spend with them.

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.

Help Break the Cycle of Disadvantage and Empower Young People to Build Brighter Futures