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Chorus are looking for volunteer gardeners to assist our Bibra Lake depot in maintaining and caring for gardens community. No skills necessary, Training provided.
Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA is currently seeking people who are interested in being a Volunteer Camp Leader for the 2022 Arthritis Kids Camp. Do you want to make a difference in young people’s lives? Do you want to engage in rewarding work, whilst learning new skills and be part of a team of like-minded people?
Since 1988, Cockburn Care has been helping the elderly and people with disability stay independent, for longer - You can help too! Join a wonderful team of volunteers and help Drive Cockburn Care clients to and from their home and community facilities. You will make friends, be part of a team, gain a passenger transport diver authorisation and make a difference to the lives of others.
Spectrum Space sees community through a different lens and is walking towards a world where – when it comes to autism – there is no box to think outside of. We see a strong, connected community where diversity is not only normalised, but celebrated. We are seeking a dedicated volunteer to assist with document control
Our residents love the convenience of having a mobile shop. This volunteer opportunity will see you push our shopping trolley around the facility offering goods for sale to residents and volunteers.
Would you like the opportunity to play your part in providing companionship and friendship to one of our older age residents? Do you have any interests or hobbies you can share? Your contribution helps maintain social interaction and physical activity which is a valuable part of our residents day and the care provided.
For young people aged 15-25 with a connection to the Fremantle area. The Youth Reference Group is made up of a diverse group of people of varying ages, genders, cultural backgrounds and family types. The Youth Reference Group consult with headspace Fremantle on a variety of topics and issues, and are involved in a number of local projects and events.
Melville History Society is an organisation run purely by volunteers and is due to have its 40th (Ruby) anniversary next year. MHS is committed to preserving and sharing the history and culture of Melville and runs the Miller Bakehouse Museum. The museum is open between 2-4:30 pm each Sunday hosted by a couple of volunteers weekly. The museum also hosts group visits by arrangement. Guest speakers and off-site visits are held throughout the year for members and the wider public.
Palmyra Primary School is looking for volunteers to assist in their busy canteen on a Friday during school hours 8.30am - 2.30pm. Centrelink approved applicants welcome!
Provide basic gardening - lawnmowing services for frail aged and disabled clients. Working in teams of 2 or more the position duties are shrub pruning, lawn mowing, planting seedlings for client on occasion. Must be reliable.
WA Wildlife is a wildlife veterinary hospital and wildlife rehabilitation centre. Minimum exposure to human beings ensures that the animals in care recover more swiftly, suffer less stress and are less susceptible to human conditioning and dependence. Unlike zoos, wildlife rehabilitation hospitals/centres generally offer a 'hands off' wildlife experience. Even though animal handling/interaction is very low, you will have the opportunity to help sick and injured wildlife return to the wild.
Libby lives in in Fremantle. She’s chatty with a great sense of humour but doesn’t find it easy to make new friends. She loves Christmas and supports both the Eagles and the Dockers! Libby would love to see a live football match and having a friend beside her would make the experience more enjoyable. Libby has mobility issues, struggling with stairs for example. She would really benefit from an advocate who gives gentle but consistent encouragement to help Libby set and achieve goals.
Minimum exposure to human beings ensures that animals in care recover swiftly, suffer less stress and are less susceptible to human conditioning and dependence. Unlike zoos wildlife hospitals generally offer a 'hands off' wildlife experience. Even though animal handling/interaction is very low, you will have the opportunity to help sick and injured wildlife return to the wild. This process is crucial for their long-term survival and a privilege to experience.
Advocare are seeking male volunteers who are interested in wood work projects and can share their skills with a male resident in an aged care facility.
WA Wildlife is WA's only wildlife veterinary hospital and the busiest wildlife rehabilitation facility in WA. The Hospital admits approximately 4000 sick and injured animals each year that all require veterinary treatment and ongoing rehabilitation. The organisation receives no State or Federal government funding and relies on donations and fundraising to pay for the Hospital and Rehabilitation facility.
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