Volunteer Jobs. Australia

Telechat Volunteer - National » Blacktown, Blacktown Area - Availability: Flexible Time involved: Minimum 1 hour per week Ongoing long-term position (minimum 12-month commitment) Must be able to commit to making regular scheduled calls to participants, generally once per week Flexible calling schedule based on volunteer and participant availability Volunteer from your own home Typical calls range from 20 minutes to 1 hour Statement of Volunteer Service available after 12 months Centrelink confirmation of volunteer hours available Commitment to participate in mandatory training and ongoing learning requirements Why Choose to volunteer with Red Cross? Help reduce loneliness and social isolation in your community Gain valuable communication and interpersonal skills Receive comprehensive training and ongoing support Join Australia's largest humanitarian network Volunteer flexibly from home, with opportunities to participate in office-based activities and events when available The Program Social connection is vital for overall wellbeing. Telechat is an Australian Red Cross social support program designed to reduce social isolation through regular telephone conversations. Participants are matched with a dedicated volunteer based on shared interests and preferences, helping to build trusted relationships through ongoing conversations, companionship and meaningful social connection. From the comfort of your own home, you can help people stay connected to their community and enjoy a sense of friendship and belonging. The opportunity We are seeking friendly, compassionate and reliable volunteers to join our Telechat program. Volunteers are matched with a participant and make regular scheduled calls at a mutually agreed time, generally once per week. Calls typically range from 20 minutes to 1 hour and focus on building rapport, providing companionship and creating meaningful social connections. Training and ongoing support are provided to help you succeed in the role. Key Requirements & Your Commitment: Be willing to join a nationwide team delivering a social inclusion program within Aged and Community Care. Make friendly and engaging social support calls to a matched participant. Build rapport and meaningful connections through regular conversations. Possess excellent communication and active listening skills. Help reduce social isolation through companionship and conversation. Respect the privacy, rights and dignity of participants and maintain confidentiality. Complete a simple call record after each conversation. Follow privacy, safeguarding and escalation procedures. Report any concerns regarding participant wellbeing to the Telechat team. Utilise email, online forms and basic digital systems as required. Maintain clear professional relationships and appropriate boundaries. Participate in mandatory learning and development activities. Commit to upholding Red Cross policies, the Aged Care Code of Conduct and any related requirements. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity and provide inclusive support to people from diverse backgrounds. Red Cross will ensure you have training, ongoing support and access to other opportunities within the world’s largest humanitarian network. The Impact As a Telechat volunteer, you'll provide more than conversation. You'll offer companionship, connection and a trusted relationship that can help reduce loneliness and support people to remain connected to their community. Every call has the potential to create meaningful connection, improve wellbeing and bring friendship and belonging into someone's life. In return, you'll gain valuable insights, develop your communication skills and experience the reward of making a genuine difference through simple, purposeful conversations. Application Requirements: Access to your own computer, laptop or smartphone. Reliable phone and internet connection. All volunteers will be required to undertake a National Police Check, organised through Red Cross. Statutory Declaration to be completed if you have been a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than Australia after turning 16 years of age. Willingness to comply with Red Cross and Aged Care Codes of Conduct. Commitment to maintaining professional boundaries and participant confidentiality. Further information To find out more about this opportunity please contact the Aged and Community Care Volunteer Assistance Team on 1300 559 992 or via email [email protected]. Thank you for considering volunteering at Red Cross. We also have great career opportunities, please visit our website https://www.redcross.org.au/careers/ Purposeful conversations. Meaningful connections. Every call, every week. • Fri, 04 Sep • Australian Red Cross

Volunteer Content Producer » Adelaide, Adelaide Region - Volunteer Work: 2 days per month Location: South Australia, Western Australia or Northen Territory About us Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) is a not-for-profit organization working for people with spinal cord injury (SCI). We are passionate about continually improving our service offerings and driving innovation to provide maximum opportunity for those lives affected by traumatic injury. With an objective to carry out and support the organization in the achievement of its vision “A society without barriers for people with SCI”. What we do: Enhancing people’s functionality and health through exercise Offering a one-stop-shop for information on services, advice and support available Sharing the lived experience of having an SCI through peer support Influencing social change on a systemic and individual level Providing temporary and emergency care to people in their homes as required Supporting people back into employment, education or training Operating an Australian Disability Enterprise that employs people with disability and pays full award wages Providing accommodation for people transitioning home from hospital, or who need a break. SCIA was founded by people with Spinal Cord Injuries. We employ and support SCI disabilities and at present they make up 33% of our staff. We are a member based organisation, with more than 2,000 members that include people with disability, their families, carers and professionals in the sector. As a NDIS provider, we are committed to the ongoing improvement of our processes and procedures to ensure that our service delivery complies with the National Practice Principles and NDIS Safeguards commission. SCIA & NeuroMoves are now proudly part of the Royal Rehab Group which is a leading Australian provider of specialist neurological rehabilitation and community-based therapy services. About the role The SCIA Resource Hub is an online information service supporting people with spinal cord injury (SCI) and neurological conditions, their families, carers, friends and service providers. It includes a range of digital content including podcasts, videos, website blogs and articles and more created and produced by people with lived experience of a disability and also includes guest contributors. As a Volunteer Content Creator , you will dedicate one to two days a month to creating digital content that makes a difference in the lives of people living with SCI and related neurological conditions. Your work will help bring SCIA’s Resource Hub to life, providing information, inspiration, and connection to the community that relies on it. Key Responsibilities Induction & Training: Complete the SCIA Content Creators induction program to become familiar with SCIA’s content guidelines, policies, and digital platforms Planning & Collaboration: Attend monthly planning and development meetings, including virtual group sessions and/or one-on-one mentoring with the Senior Digital Content Project Manager. Participate in strategic discussions to support SCIA’s content priorities and ensure alignment with community needs Content Development: Create new content on a regular basis (as agreed), tailored to your interests, skills, and SCIA priorities. This may include: Written articles and newsletters, Podcasts and video content, Social media posts and campaigns, Resource development Community Engagement: Engage with your local community to identify relevant issues, collaborate with guest contributors, and highlight lived experiences. Use these insights to inform and enrich SCIA’s Resource Hub content offerings Collaboration & Peer Support: Work alongside other Volunteer Content Creators to share knowledge, skills, and creative approaches. Provide constructive feedback and support to maintain high-quality, innovative content across SCIA’s platforms Promotion & Awareness: Support SCIA activities to raise awareness of resources and initiatives, ensuring content reaches the people who will benefit most Feedback & Innovation: Contribute ideas and suggestions to shape SCIA’s ongoing content strategy, ensuring it reflects the diversity of the disability community and continues to meet emerging needs About you We are seeking volunteers with SCI or neurological conditions and or family members and carers who can support producing an exciting range of digital content and or who have a strong interest in: Writing Video Production Audio & Podcast Production Journalism Communications Public Relations Your Royal Rewards Leadership: Supportive and experienced leadership team Culture: Friendly and close-knit team environment We know diversity makes SCIA a great place to work, and we are committed to building an inclusive workplace culture that reflects the people we serve. We encourage applications from all members of our community, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTIQA individuals, people with disability, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. If you require any adjustments to participate equitably in the recruitment process, or to support you in the workplace should you be successful, please let us know. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment where all individuals can thrive. Whats next SCIA has a dedicated, supportive and innovative culture and so we are looking for someone who will fit well into our team by having a positive attitude, strong relationship building skills and a passion for improving the circumstances of marginalised and disadvantaged people. If you are interested in this rewarding and challenging opportunity please submit a covering letter explaining your interest in this role and our organisation, and your CV / resume, by clicking on the "APPLY" button. Application close date: 28th September 2026 • Tue, 15 Sep • Royal Rehab

Volunteer Content Producer » Perth, Perth Region - Volunteer Work: 2 days per month Location: South Australia, Western Australia or Northen Territory About us Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) is a not-for-profit organization working for people with spinal cord injury (SCI). We are passionate about continually improving our service offerings and driving innovation to provide maximum opportunity for those lives affected by traumatic injury. With an objective to carry out and support the organization in the achievement of its vision “A society without barriers for people with SCI”. What we do: Enhancing people’s functionality and health through exercise Offering a one-stop-shop for information on services, advice and support available Sharing the lived experience of having an SCI through peer support Influencing social change on a systemic and individual level Providing temporary and emergency care to people in their homes as required Supporting people back into employment, education or training Operating an Australian Disability Enterprise that employs people with disability and pays full award wages Providing accommodation for people transitioning home from hospital, or who need a break. SCIA was founded by people with Spinal Cord Injuries. We employ and support SCI disabilities and at present they make up 33% of our staff. We are a member based organisation, with more than 2,000 members that include people with disability, their families, carers and professionals in the sector. As a NDIS provider, we are committed to the ongoing improvement of our processes and procedures to ensure that our service delivery complies with the National Practice Principles and NDIS Safeguards commission. SCIA & NeuroMoves are now proudly part of the Royal Rehab Group which is a leading Australian provider of specialist neurological rehabilitation and community-based therapy services. About the role The SCIA Resource Hub is an online information service supporting people with spinal cord injury (SCI) and neurological conditions, their families, carers, friends and service providers. It includes a range of digital content including podcasts, videos, website blogs and articles and more created and produced by people with lived experience of a disability and also includes guest contributors. As a Volunteer Content Creator , you will dedicate one to two days a month to creating digital content that makes a difference in the lives of people living with SCI and related neurological conditions. Your work will help bring SCIA’s Resource Hub to life, providing information, inspiration, and connection to the community that relies on it. Key Responsibilities Induction & Training: Complete the SCIA Content Creators induction program to become familiar with SCIA’s content guidelines, policies, and digital platforms Planning & Collaboration: Attend monthly planning and development meetings, including virtual group sessions and/or one-on-one mentoring with the Senior Digital Content Project Manager. Participate in strategic discussions to support SCIA’s content priorities and ensure alignment with community needs Content Development: Create new content on a regular basis (as agreed), tailored to your interests, skills, and SCIA priorities. This may include: Written articles and newsletters, Podcasts and video content, Social media posts and campaigns, Resource development Community Engagement: Engage with your local community to identify relevant issues, collaborate with guest contributors, and highlight lived experiences. Use these insights to inform and enrich SCIA’s Resource Hub content offerings Collaboration & Peer Support: Work alongside other Volunteer Content Creators to share knowledge, skills, and creative approaches. Provide constructive feedback and support to maintain high-quality, innovative content across SCIA’s platforms Promotion & Awareness: Support SCIA activities to raise awareness of resources and initiatives, ensuring content reaches the people who will benefit most Feedback & Innovation: Contribute ideas and suggestions to shape SCIA’s ongoing content strategy, ensuring it reflects the diversity of the disability community and continues to meet emerging needs About you We are seeking volunteers with SCI or neurological conditions and or family members and carers who can support producing an exciting range of digital content and or who have a strong interest in: Writing Video Production Audio & Podcast Production Journalism Communications Public Relations Your Royal Rewards Leadership: Supportive and experienced leadership team Culture: Friendly and close-knit team environment We know diversity makes SCIA a great place to work, and we are committed to building an inclusive workplace culture that reflects the people we serve. We encourage applications from all members of our community, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTIQA individuals, people with disability, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. If you require any adjustments to participate equitably in the recruitment process, or to support you in the workplace should you be successful, please let us know. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment where all individuals can thrive. Whats next SCIA has a dedicated, supportive and innovative culture and so we are looking for someone who will fit well into our team by having a positive attitude, strong relationship building skills and a passion for improving the circumstances of marginalised and disadvantaged people. If you are interested in this rewarding and challenging opportunity please submit a covering letter explaining your interest in this role and our organisation, and your CV / resume, by clicking on the "APPLY" button. Application close date: 28th September 2026 • Tue, 15 Sep • Royal Rehab

Volunteer Content Producer » Darwin Region, Northern Territory - Volunteer Work: 2 days per month Location: South Australia, Western Australia or Northen Territory About us Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (SCIA) is a not-for-profit organization working for people with spinal cord injury (SCI). We are passionate about continually improving our service offerings and driving innovation to provide maximum opportunity for those lives affected by traumatic injury. With an objective to carry out and support the organization in the achievement of its vision “A society without barriers for people with SCI”. What we do: Enhancing people’s functionality and health through exercise Offering a one-stop-shop for information on services, advice and support available Sharing the lived experience of having an SCI through peer support Influencing social change on a systemic and individual level Providing temporary and emergency care to people in their homes as required Supporting people back into employment, education or training Operating an Australian Disability Enterprise that employs people with disability and pays full award wages Providing accommodation for people transitioning home from hospital, or who need a break. SCIA was founded by people with Spinal Cord Injuries. We employ and support SCI disabilities and at present they make up 33% of our staff. We are a member based organisation, with more than 2,000 members that include people with disability, their families, carers and professionals in the sector. As a NDIS provider, we are committed to the ongoing improvement of our processes and procedures to ensure that our service delivery complies with the National Practice Principles and NDIS Safeguards commission. SCIA & NeuroMoves are now proudly part of the Royal Rehab Group which is a leading Australian provider of specialist neurological rehabilitation and community-based therapy services. About the role The SCIA Resource Hub is an online information service supporting people with spinal cord injury (SCI) and neurological conditions, their families, carers, friends and service providers. It includes a range of digital content including podcasts, videos, website blogs and articles and more created and produced by people with lived experience of a disability and also includes guest contributors. As a Volunteer Content Creator , you will dedicate one to two days a month to creating digital content that makes a difference in the lives of people living with SCI and related neurological conditions. Your work will help bring SCIA’s Resource Hub to life, providing information, inspiration, and connection to the community that relies on it. Key Responsibilities Induction & Training: Complete the SCIA Content Creators induction program to become familiar with SCIA’s content guidelines, policies, and digital platforms Planning & Collaboration: Attend monthly planning and development meetings, including virtual group sessions and/or one-on-one mentoring with the Senior Digital Content Project Manager. Participate in strategic discussions to support SCIA’s content priorities and ensure alignment with community needs Content Development: Create new content on a regular basis (as agreed), tailored to your interests, skills, and SCIA priorities. This may include: Written articles and newsletters, Podcasts and video content, Social media posts and campaigns, Resource development Community Engagement: Engage with your local community to identify relevant issues, collaborate with guest contributors, and highlight lived experiences. Use these insights to inform and enrich SCIA’s Resource Hub content offerings Collaboration & Peer Support: Work alongside other Volunteer Content Creators to share knowledge, skills, and creative approaches. Provide constructive feedback and support to maintain high-quality, innovative content across SCIA’s platforms Promotion & Awareness: Support SCIA activities to raise awareness of resources and initiatives, ensuring content reaches the people who will benefit most Feedback & Innovation: Contribute ideas and suggestions to shape SCIA’s ongoing content strategy, ensuring it reflects the diversity of the disability community and continues to meet emerging needs About you We are seeking volunteers with SCI or neurological conditions and or family members and carers who can support producing an exciting range of digital content and or who have a strong interest in: Writing Video Production Audio & Podcast Production Journalism Communications Public Relations Your Royal Rewards Leadership: Supportive and experienced leadership team Culture: Friendly and close-knit team environment We know diversity makes SCIA a great place to work, and we are committed to building an inclusive workplace culture that reflects the people we serve. We encourage applications from all members of our community, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, LGBTIQA individuals, people with disability, and those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. If you require any adjustments to participate equitably in the recruitment process, or to support you in the workplace should you be successful, please let us know. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible environment where all individuals can thrive. Whats next SCIA has a dedicated, supportive and innovative culture and so we are looking for someone who will fit well into our team by having a positive attitude, strong relationship building skills and a passion for improving the circumstances of marginalised and disadvantaged people. If you are interested in this rewarding and challenging opportunity please submit a covering letter explaining your interest in this role and our organisation, and your CV / resume, by clicking on the "APPLY" button. Application close date: 28th September 2026 • Tue, 15 Sep • Royal Rehab

Volunteer in our Cafe » Huntfield Heights, Morphett Vale Area - Do you know your way around a coffee machine and have a passion for supporting older Australians? We're looking for volunteers for our residential aged care cafes - creating social connections and welcoming spaces to improve the quality of life of our valued residents. What You’ll Be Doing: Serving with a Smile: Prepare and serve coffee, tea, and light refreshments to our residents, staff, and visitors, creating a warm and welcoming environment. Creating Connections: Build relationships with our residents, offering a friendly chat while you serve their favourite drinks and snacks. Keeping the Café Clean & Cozy: Help maintain the café’s cleanliness and organisation, making sure everything is ready for a relaxing experience. What We’re Looking For: Experience: Some experience working with coffee machines or in food service environments would be ideal for this role. Heart: A genuine passion for supporting seniors and making their day a little brighter. People Skills: Friendly, patient, and a great listener - our residents love a chat so be ready to swap a story and spread positivity Why Volunteer with Us? Make a difference: Ask any of our valued volunteers and they will tell you that giving back through volunteering is incredibly rewarding and makes you feel great. Flexible Shifts: Cafe Volunteer shifts can be for a little as 2 hours and on days that suit you - whether that’s during the week or on a weekend. Wellbeing benefits: Every volunteer has access to our wellbeing program, offering exclusive benefits and discounts on a range of everyday products and services. *conditions apply This opportunity is suitable for Centrelink participants If you’re excited to bring your café skills to our vibrant aged care community, we’d love to hear from you! Let’s make connections that make a difference! Want to learn more? Call our friendly team on 1800 852 772 to learn more about this exciting opportunity. About Southern Cross Care Established as a charitable not-for-profit in 1968, Southern Cross Care (SA, NT & VIC) Inc. has been providing quality aged care, health and retirement living services to members of the community for more than 55 years. Our services include Health & Fitness, Home Care, Retirement Living, Residential Care and Respite. Our vision is to support our community to be Better for life . • Mon, 14 Sep • Southern Cross Care Inc

Volunteer Services Officer » New South Wales, Australia - The Organisation As Australia’s only national bird conservation charity, we are on a mission to put birds and nature on the path to recovery within a decade, leading and facilitating action that halts biodiversity loss and restores ecosystems. We can only achieve this with the help and support afforded to us by our diverse stakeholders including supporters, campaigners, donors, members, and like-minded conservation organisations. BirdLife Australia takes a science and evidence-based approach to bird conservation. Where strong conservation plans are in place and well-resourced the evidence tells us that threatened species can be brought back from the brink of extinction. With a 100-plus year history and Australia’s strongest and longest-lived collection of data and surveys, BirdLife Australia brings a wealth of observation and experience to the protection of native birds. BirdLife Australia is a diverse organisation with more than 330,000 supporters, donors, volunteers, campaigners, and members, over 130 staff across Australia, and a network of more than 40 voluntary community groups. A significant part of BirdLife Australia’s work is done by volunteers acting either alone, in organised groups or serving on Committees. It is important that all staff understand and appreciate the contribution made by volunteers, and are also mindful of their varying skills, interests and motivations. BirdLife Australia acknowledges the important role First Nations People throughout Australia have played, and continue to play, caring for Country. We acknowledge their continuing connection to land, sea and community and pay respect to Traditional Owners and their cultures, and to their Elders both past and present. BirdLife Australia endeavours to facilitate the further engagement of Indigenous Australians in the research and conservation of our native birds. The Role Reporting to the Manager Participation, the role will support the work of BirdLife volunteers nationally by providing a point of contact for volunteer individuals and groups for inquiries and requests. In particular, this role will be a key contact and provide support to the BirdLife Southern NSW branch and other local groups. The role will also assist with training volunteers in new processes and procedures. The position will play a key role in supporting cultural change, governance and implementation of conservation and advocacy activities through project administration. The role will assist the Manager Participation to liaise with BirdLife Australia staff, volunteer branches, Special Interest Groups and external volunteer groups to support them in BirdLife grant applications. The role will provide administrative support for the BirdLife Australia Community Grants program, worth approximately $80,000 annually. What you need to know: This is a part time (0.4 FTE) position on a continual contract based in New South Wales. For further information please refer to the attached position description. Any questions can be directed Fiona Cahill c/o – [email protected]. If you are unable to access the position description, please contact People & Safety on [email protected]. Applications close by 5pm, Wednesday, 23rd September 2026. Your application must include a cover letter, a statement briefly addressing the selection criteria and your current resume. • Fri, 11 Sep • BirdLife Australia

Volunteers - Volunteer Activity Assistant » Sydney, Sydney Region - Volunteer with Uniting Aged Care Services across NSW and ACT. Make a difference while having fun! Position: Volunteer Activity Assistant Location: Volunteer at one of 100 service locations across NSW & ACT At Uniting, we take real steps toward making the world a better place. Our work is focused on inspiring people, strengthening communities, and advocating for social justice. With over 13,000 employees and volunteers across NSW and ACT, we are looking for purpose and values aligned individuals to join our team through volunteering. Why volunteer with Uniting? It’s fun, flexible and rewarding! Join a network of over 1400 volunteers who are making a real difference to lives of others Be part of a like-minded, compassionate, and inclusive community Gain valuable industry skills and experience About the RoleAre you passionate about bringing joy and connection to older Australians? As a Uniting Volunteer Activity Assistant, you’ll play a key role in enriching the lives of residents by assisting with a variety of social, creative, and recreational activities. Your support will help foster a sense of community, wellbeing, and fun within our aged care home. What You’ll Be DoingYou will work alongside staff and fellow volunteers to organise and deliver engaging activities, such as: Bingo – Call out numbers and celebrate wins! Music – Share your love for tunes, whether through singing, playing an instrument, or simply enjoying music together. Knitting & Crafts – Help residents get creative with hands-on projects. Card & Board Games – Encourage friendly competition and laughter. We’d also love to hear about your interests and talents *Activities are driven by resident interest, which differs from home to home, the above is just a sample. Other key tasks include: Setting up and packing down activity spaces Encouraging and supporting residents to participate Helping to create a warm and inclusive atmosphere Your time and enthusiasm can make a real difference—join us in bringing smiles and meaningful moments to our residents! Volunteer characteristics we are looking for: Aligned to Uniting’s values: Compassionate, Respectful, Imaginative, Bold Commitment: Days and times for volunteering are flexible however roles which build relationships with people require a minimum commitment of 6-months. You can discuss your availability with our team. Able to commit and be punctual and inform your manager if something arises. A willingness to complete Uniting’s essential online induction and training A willingness to undergo backgrounds checks: which include a National Police check, reference checks, and other role dependent checks such as Working with Children Check Person centred and a great communicator Application review timeframes and processThe ability to secure a volunteering position Uniting depends on several factors, including availability at your requested location and your ability to provide all necessary pre-requisites. Once you register your interest, our team will review your application and attempt to match you with a suitable opportunity. An interview may be required before final selection. While we do our best to accommodate expressions, selection is subject to availability and are considered an Expression of Interest (EOI), not guaranteed. When you are part of Uniting NSW.ACT, you will be part of a diverse, purpose-led team of people who are really making a difference to the world around them. We contribute to the work and mission of the Uniting Church in NSW and the ACT through social justice advocacy, community services and spiritual care. We provide care and support for people through all ages and stages of life, with a focus on people experiencing disadvantage and vulnerability. Our purpose is to inspire people, enliven communities and confront injustice. Uniting works together to create a culture that is safe, inclusive and person centred. We bring this to life every day through our values: compassionate, respectful, imaginative, and bold. Uniting acknowledges the continuing sovereignty and rich cultural diversity of Australia’s First Peoples. We pay our respects to all Elders – past, present, and emerging – and to all First Peoples on whose lands we live and work. Uniting is a Child Safe Organisation committed to promoting the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of children and young people. Volunteering with Uniting is subject to satisfactory background checks which may include a national police check, reference checks, working with children checks, and NDIS checks. • Fri, 11 Sep • Uniting Aged Care Services

Mandarin‑Speaking Volunteer Role at HammondCare Waratah Residential Care » Waratah, NSW - Mandarin‑Speaking Volunteer Role at HammondCare Waratah We’re looking for a warm and caring person who can speak... of people cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Volunteer Visitor Dementia Residential Aged Care – SDCP Cottages, Cardiff » Cardiff, NSW - . We are currently seeking Volunteer Visitors to help enrich the lives of our residents through meaningful social interaction... of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Pastoral Care Volunteers, Residential Aged Care Home, Cardiff » Cardiff, NSW - people living in an aged care home. As a pastoral care volunteer you’ll be a Christian actively involved with a local..., or you could attend HammondCare pastoral care training - Spiritual Care Series, in preparation to becoming a pastoral care volunteer • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Serenade Café Assistant - Monday afternoon- Residential Care Volunteer » Cardiff, NSW - Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links between elderly people... with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Volunteer mini-bus driver with HammondCare aged care home Waratah » Waratah, NSW - lives of people cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded... connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call or text as soon as we can • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Croatian‑Speaking Volunteer Role at HammondCare Waratah Residential Care » Waratah, NSW - Croatian‑Speaking Volunteer Role at HammondCare Waratah We’re looking for a warm and caring person who can speak... of people cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Pastoral Care Volunteers, Residential Aged Care Home, Waratah » Waratah, NSW - people living in an aged care home. As a pastoral care volunteer you’ll be a Christian actively involved with a local..., or you could attend HammondCare pastoral care training - Spiritual Care Series, in preparation to becoming a pastoral care volunteer • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Volunteer mini-bus driver with HammondCare aged care home Cardiff » Cardiff, NSW - lives of people cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded... connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call or text as soon as we can • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Lolly Trolley Volunteer, Residential Aged Care, Waratah » Waratah, NSW - Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links between elderly people... with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call • Wed, 09 Sep • HammondCare

Volunteer » Grovedale, Geelong - Make a Difference at The Vue Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the "Interested" button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check is mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Wed, 09 Sep • For Purpose Aged Care

Volunteer » Wagga Wagga Region, New South Wales - Make a Difference at Wagga Wagga Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the "Interested" button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check is mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Wed, 09 Sep • For Purpose Aged Care

Administrator for Catholic Volunteer Eucharistic Ministry » Sydney, NSW - is seeking an Administrator for Catholic Volunteer Eucharistic Ministry to play a vital role in supporting the delivery of the... to patients and their families at an important time in their lives. The Catholic Volunteer Eucharistic Ministry forms • Wed, 09 Sep • CatholicCare

Checkmate Chess Volunteer - Bring Your Love of Games to Woy Woy » Woy Woy, NSW - is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links... in volunteering with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Social Visit Volunteer, Residential Aged Care, Scone » Scone, NSW - Spread Joy, by joining our Volunteer Team! The HammondCare Volunteer program is a great way for you to make... too. As a Volunteer Social Visitor, you will provide companionship and meaningful social interaction for older people • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Korean Speaking Social Volunteers (cuppa & a chat), Residential Care Wahroonga » Wahroonga, NSW - Korean Speaking Volunteer (cuppa & a chat), Residential Care Wahroonga. The HammondCare Volunteer program is a great... a Korean speaking volunteer to spend time with an elderly person in care. Ideally you will be able to speak Korean fluently • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Let’s Get Crafting Volunteer at Woy Woy Residential Care » Woy Woy, NSW - Let’s Get Crafting! Volunteer at Woy Woy Residential Care Bring your creativity to life by sharing your love of arts... with us to enhance the lives of the clients cared for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Make Someone’s Weekend – Join Our Volunteer Team Residential Care Erina or Woy Woy » Erina, NSW - Make Someone’s Weekend – Join Our Volunteer Team at Erina or Woy Woy Residential Care. Looking for a warm, meaningful... way to spend part of your weekend? The HammondCare Volunteer Program invites you to bring joy, connection • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Walking Buddy Volunteer (Burmese Speaking), HammondCare North Turramurra, NSW » North Turramurra, NSW - for by HammondCare. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government... you for expressing an interest in volunteering with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Pastoral Care Volunteers, Residential Care, Erina or Woy Woy » Woy Woy, NSW - people living in an aged care home. As a pastoral care volunteer, you’ll be a Christian actively involved with a local..., or you could attend HammondCare pastoral care training- Spiritual Care Series, in preparation to becoming a pastoral care volunteer • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Make Someone’s Week - Join Our Volunteer Team Residential Erina or Woy Woy » Woy Woy, NSW - Make Someone’s Week– Join Our Volunteer Team at Erina or Woy Woy Residential Care. Looking for a warm, meaningful way... to spend part of your week? The HammondCare Volunteer Program invites you to bring joy, connection, and companionship to older • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Pastoral Care Volunteers, Residential Aged Care Home, Horsley » Horsley, NSW - people living in an aged care home. As a pastoral care volunteer, you’ll be a Christian actively involved with a local... is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Pet Volunteer for Residential Aged Care in North Turramurra » North Turramurra, NSW - people? As a Volunteer Pet Visitor, you and your furry (or feathered!) companion can bring comfort, companionship... Volunteer Visitor Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links between elderly people • Tue, 08 Sep • HammondCare

Volunteer with CraigCare » Ardross, Melville Area - Volunteering Opportunities - Western Australia ( For Homes at Maylands, Albany and Ascot) Make a difference, make someone smile Rewarding opportunities Be Someone for Someone: Our wonderful volunteers are cherished by our residents, families and staff, and we make sure we celebrate all they do. Apart from enriching the lives of our residents, as a CraigCare volunteer you are rewarded in so many other ways such as: Helping to maintain the happiness and wellbeing of our residents. Developing your skills, gain experience and explore new opportunities. Having the opportunity to connect with people from all walks of life. Making new friends. What does Volunteering Involve? Volunteering even a small amount of time makes life much brighter for both you and the people you’ll get to know. There are several ways you can volunteer at Craigcare - Activity Buddy - This could include taking part in our home activities such as our Men’s Shed, walking groups, board games, knitting groups, reading, reminiscence chats, gardening, baking, or playing a musical instrument, 1:1 Buddy - This could be as simple as coming in for a regular chat and a cuppa with one of our residents. Spiritual Support Buddy - Providing emotional and spiritual support to our residents and their families. Weekly outing bus driver – This would involve driving our residents to local community destinations and enjoying the community sites and activities on offer together Essential Requirements: NDIS for volunteers (or willingness to obtain) Police check (in case you don't have NDIS Clearance for volunteers) Care to Join Us? Please include cover letter along with your application. In your cover letter, kindly share a brief introduction about yourself and outline your interest in gaining volunteering experience with us. Also, it's mandatory for you to specify your preferred location for volunteering - Maylands - WA Albany - WA Ascot - WA We look forward to receiving your application! • Sat, 05 Sep • CraigCare Group

Volunteer with CraigCare » Moonee Ponds, Moonee Valley - Volunteering Opportunities - Victoria ( For Homes at Moonee, Pascoe, Plumpton, Berwick and Mornington) Make a difference, make someone smile Rewarding opportunities Be Someone for Someone: Our wonderful volunteers are cherished by our residents, families and staff, and we make sure we celebrate all they do. Apart from enriching the lives of our residents, as a CraigCare volunteer you are rewarded in so many other ways such as: Helping to maintain the happiness and wellbeing of our residents. Developing your skills, gain experience and explore new opportunities. Having the opportunity to connect with people from all walks of life. Making new friends. What does Volunteering Involve? Volunteering even a small amount of time makes life much brighter for both you and the people you’ll get to know. There are several ways you can volunteer at Craigcare - Activity Buddy - This could include taking part in our home activities such as our Men’s Shed, walking groups, board games, knitting groups, reading, reminiscence chats, gardening, baking, or playing a musical instrument, 1:1 Buddy - This could be as simple as coming in for a regular chat and a cuppa with one of our residents. Spiritual Support Buddy - Providing emotional and spiritual support to our residents and their families. Weekly outing bus driver – This would involve driving our residents to local community destinations and enjoying the community sites and activities on offer together Essential Requirements: NDIS for volunteers (or willingness to obtain) Police check (in case you don't have NDIS Clearance for volunteers) Care to Join Us? Please include cover letter along with your application. In your cover letter, kindly share a brief introduction about yourself and outline your interest in gaining volunteering experience with us. Also, it's mandatory for you to specify your preferred location for volunteering - Moonee Ponds - VIC Glenroy (Plumpton Villa) - VIC Pascoe Vale -VIC Berwick - VIC Mornington - VIC We look forward to receiving your application! • Sat, 05 Sep • CraigCare Group

Volunteer » South Grafton, Clarence Valley - Make a Difference at South Grafton Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the "Interested" button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check is mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Sat, 05 Sep • For Purpose Aged Care

Volunteer » Romsey, Macedon Ranges - Make a Difference at Warragul Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the "Interested" button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check and full Covid vaccination are mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Sat, 05 Sep • For Purpose Aged Care

Volunteer » Wallan, Mitchell Area - Make a Difference at Wallan Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the "Interested" button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check is mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Fri, 04 Sep • For Purpose Aged Care

Visiting Volunteer - SA » Australia - Availability: Flexible Time involved: 1-2 hours per week Ongoing long-term position (minimum 12-month commitment) Any day of the week Volunteering at an aged care facility (ACF) or residential home Must be able to commit to at least one visit per week on a regular basis Commitment to participate in mandatory training and e-learning modules (approximately 1 hour per month) Why Choose to volunteer with Red Cross? You can help improve lives and create a positive impact in your community. It is an opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge and gain new experiences. You will be helping Red Cross to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. The program Social connection is vital for overall well-being, particularly as we age. The Red Cross Visiting Program offers friendly visits aimed at fostering meaningful interactions, uplifting conversations, and a sense of connection for older Australians living at home or in aged care facilities who may be experiencing loneliness and isolation. Volunteers are thoughtfully matched with a participant, based on shared interests and backgrounds. Together, they engage in activities such as sharing a cup of tea, reminiscing over cherished memories, or participating in hobbies like playing cards or board games. These regular visits provide companionship, enhance social connections, and contribute positively to the well-being of older adults. The opportunity We are seeking for volunteers who possess strong conversational skills and the ability to relate to and empathise with a diverse range of older individuals, including those from various cultural backgrounds and life experiences. Key Requirements and Your Commitment: Be willing to join a nationwide team delivering social inclusion program within Aged and Community Care Engage in conversation and activities that are appropriate to the client. Respect the privacy, rights, and dignity of clients and maintain confidentiality with respect to information obtained during the delivery of service. Utilise appropriate digital systems and adhere to established work practices relevant to the program. Record timely and appropriate documentation of your interactions with clients. Maintain clear professional relationships and respect clear boundaries to safeguard the well-being of the client and yourself. Participate in mandatory learning and development to keep your knowledge, skills, and practices up-to-date in the aged and community care sector. Commit to upholding the principles outlined in the Aged Care Code of Conduct and any subsequent updates. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity by respecting diverse backgrounds and ensuring that all interactions are inclusive and free from discrimination. Red Cross will ensure you have training, ongoing support and access to other opportunities within the world’s largest humanitarian network. The impact As a Visiting Volunteer, you will brighten the life of an older person experiencing loneliness by offering them companionship and social connectedness. Through shared stories and experiences, both you and the participant you visit will gain mutual understanding and companionship. You will be part of the Red Cross Aged and Community Care team that works to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. Application requirements: All volunteers will be required to undertake a National Police Check, which will be organised through Red Cross. Statutory Declaration to be completed if you have been a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than Australia after turning 16 years. Only for ACT Visiting - Any additional checks as required by your state/territory (e.g. Working with Vulnerable People Check, Working with Children’s Check, proof of COVID-19 vaccination, etc.) will be notified during your onboarding. Further information To find out more about this opportunity please contact the Aged and Community Care Volunteer Assistance Team on 1300 559 992 or email at [email protected]. Thank you for considering volunteering at Red Cross. We also have great career opportunities, please visit our website https://www.redcross.org.au/careers/. • Fri, 04 Sep • Australian Red Cross

Transport Volunteer - TAS » Preston, Central Coast - Availability: Business hours Time involved: 1 day per week/fortnight Ongoing long-term position Weekdays Volunteering using Red Cross vehicles, you must have a valid Australian driver's license Must be able to commit to a regular rostered shift Commitment to participate in mandatory training and e-learning modules (approximately1 hour per month) Why Choose to volunteer with Red Cross? You can help improve lives and create a positive impact in your community It is an opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge and gain new experiences, and You will be helping Red Cross to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. The program Red Cross Transport service is more than just a commuter service - it is also an opportunity for genuine social connection! Designed for older Australians and people experiencing transport disadvantage, this door-to-door service helps clients attend non-urgent medical appointments, social outings (like coffee with friends or community events), or essential errands such as grocery shopping. Clients are welcome to bring a carer or registered friend along for the ride. By combining reliable logistics with a friendly chat, this service supports physical, social, and emotional well-being and helps people remain independent in their own homes whilst still being connected to the community. The opportunity We are seeking warm, dependable volunteers who can relate to and empathise with a diverse range of people, including those from different cultural backgrounds and life experiences. Key Requirements and Your Commitment: Join a nationwide team delivering social inclusion program within aged and community care. Operate our vehicles to transport one or multiple clients per trip, locally and regionally. Use of mobile applications (Apps) to support safe and timely service delivery. Adhere to established work practices relevant to the program. Provide a safe, courteous, and respectful transport experience Ability to place light mobility aids (approx. 10-12 Kgs) in the boot of a vehicle. Engage in conversation and activities that are appropriate to the client or group. Respect the privacy, rights, and dignity of clients and maintain confidentiality with respect to information obtained during the delivery of service. Record timely and appropriate documentation of your interactions with clients. Maintain clear professional relationships and respect clear boundaries to safeguard the well-being of the client and yourself. Participate in mandatory learning and development to keep your knowledge, skills, and practices up-to-date in the aged and community care sector. Commit to upholding the principles outlined in the Aged Care Code of Conduct and any subsequent updates. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity by respecting diverse backgrounds and ensuring that all interactions are inclusive and free from discrimination Red Cross will ensure you have training, ongoing support and access to other opportunities within the world’s largest humanitarian network. The impact As a Red Cross Transport volunteer, you will deliver more than just safe transport —you will offer companionship, dignity, and peace of mind. Your support will help clients maintain their independence, reduce isolation, and participate fully in community life. In return, you will gain the reward of meaningful connections, the satisfaction of making a difference in someone’s day, and the opportunity to engage with Australia’s diverse communities. You’ll be part of the Red Cross Aged & Community Care team that works to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. Application requirements All volunteers will be required to undertake a National Police Check, which will be organised through Red Cross. A current full Australian driver’s licence and an excellent driving record. Statutory Declaration to be completed if you have been a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than Australia after turning 16 years of age. Further information To find out more about this opportunity please contact the Aged and Community Care Volunteer Assistance Team on 1300 559 992 or email at [email protected] Thank you for considering volunteering at Red Cross. We also have great career opportunities, please visit our website https://www.redcross.org.au/careers/ • Fri, 04 Sep • Australian Red Cross

Transport Volunteer - SA » South Australia, Australia - Availability: Business hours Time involved: 1 day per week/fortnight Ongoing long-term position Weekdays volunteering using Red Cross vehicles, you must have a valid Australian driver's license Must be able to commit to a regular rostered shift Commitment to participate in mandatory training and e-learning modules (approximately1 hour per month) Why Choose to volunteer with Red Cross? You can help improve lives and create a positive impact in your community It is an opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge and gain new experiences, and You will be helping Red Cross to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. Receive a Volunteer Driver Accreditation at no cost to you The program Red Cross Transport service is more than just a commuter service - it is also an opportunity for genuine social connection! Designed for older Australians and people experiencing transport disadvantage, this door-to-door service helps clients attend non-urgent medical appointments, social outings (like coffee with friends or community events), or essential errands such as grocery shopping. Clients are welcome to bring a carer or registered friend along for the ride. By combining reliable logistics with a friendly chat, this service supports physical, social, and emotional well-being and helps people remain independent in their own homes whilst still being connected to the community. The opportunity We are seeking warm, dependable volunteers who can relate to and empathise with a diverse range of people, including those from different cultural backgrounds and life experiences. Key Requirements and Your Commitment: Be willing to join a nationwide team delivering social inclusion program within aged and community care. Operate our vehicles to transport one or multiple clients per trip, locally and regionally. Use of mobile applications (Apps) to support safe and timely service delivery. Adhere to established work practices relevant to the program. Provide a safe, courteous, and respectful transport experience. Ability to place light mobility aids (approx. 10-12 kgs) in the boot of a vehicle. Engage in conversation and activities that are appropriate to the client or group. Respect the privacy, rights, and dignity of clients and maintain confidentiality with respect to information obtained during the delivery of service. Record timely and appropriate documentation of your interactions with clients. Maintain clear professional relationships and respect clear boundaries to safeguard the well-being of the client and yourself. Participate in mandatory learning and development to keep your knowledge, skills, and practices up-to-date in the aged and community care sector. Commit to upholding the principles outlined in the Aged Care Code of Conduct and any subsequent updates. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity by respecting diverse backgrounds and ensuring that all interactions are inclusive and free from discrimination Red Cross will ensure you have training, ongoing support and access to other opportunities within the world’s largest humanitarian network. The impact As a Red Cross Transport volunteer, you will deliver more than just safe transport —you will offer companionship, dignity, and peace of mind. Your support will help clients maintain their independence, reduce isolation, and participate fully in community life. In return, you will gain the reward of meaningful connections, the satisfaction of making a difference in someone’s day, and the opportunity to engage with Australia’s diverse communities. You’ll be part of the Red Cross Aged & Community Care team that works to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. Application requirements: All volunteers will be required to undertake a National Police Check, which will be organised through Red Cross. All volunteers will be required to complete the Volunteer Driver Accreditation Program (VDAP) which includes a “Fitness to Drive” medical assessment and a “Safe to Drive” driving assessment. Any additional checks as required by your state/territory (e.g. Working with Children’s Check) will be notified during your onboarding, which Red Cross can assist you in applying for the check. A current full Australian driver’s licence and an excellent driving record. Statutory Declaration to be completed if you have been a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than Australia after turning 16 years of age. Further information To find out more about this opportunity please contact the Aged and Community Care Volunteer Assistance Team on 1300 559 992 or email at [email protected] Thank you for considering volunteering at Red Cross. We also have great career opportunities, please visit our website https://www.redcross.org.au/careers/ • Fri, 04 Sep • Australian Red Cross

Visiting Volunteer - WA » Denmark Area, Albany Region - Availability: Flexible Time involved: 1-2 hours per week Ongoing long-term position (minimum 12-month commitment) Any day of the week Volunteering at an aged care facility (ACF) or residential home Must be able to commit to at least one visit per week on a regular basis Commitment to participate in mandatory training and e-learning modules (approximately 1 hour per month) Why Choose to volunteer with Red Cross? You can help improve lives and create a positive impact in your community. It is an opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge and gain new experiences. You will be helping Red Cross to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. The program Social connection is vital for overall well-being, particularly as we age. The Red Cross Visiting Program offers friendly visits aimed at fostering meaningful interactions, uplifting conversations, and a sense of connection for older Australians living at home or in aged care facilities who may be experiencing loneliness and isolation. Volunteers are thoughtfully matched with a participant, based on shared interests and backgrounds. Together, they engage in activities such as sharing a cup of tea, reminiscing over cherished memories, or participating in hobbies like playing cards or board games. These regular visits provide companionship, enhance social connections, and contribute positively to the well-being of older adults. The opportunity We are seeking for volunteers who possess strong conversational skills and the ability to relate to and empathise with a diverse range of older individuals, including those from various cultural backgrounds and life experiences. Key Requirements and Your Commitment: Be willing to join a nationwide team delivering social inclusion program within Aged and Community Care Engage in conversation and activities that are appropriate to the client. Respect the privacy, rights, and dignity of clients and maintain confidentiality with respect to information obtained during the delivery of service. Utilise appropriate digital systems and adhere to established work practices relevant to the program. Record timely and appropriate documentation of your interactions with clients. Maintain clear professional relationships and respect clear boundaries to safeguard the well-being of the client and yourself. Participate in mandatory learning and development to keep your knowledge, skills, and practices up-to-date in the aged and community care sector. Commit to upholding the principles outlined in the Aged Care Code of Conduct and any subsequent updates. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity by respecting diverse backgrounds and ensuring that all interactions are inclusive and free from discrimination. Red Cross will ensure you have training, ongoing support and access to other opportunities within the world’s largest humanitarian network. The impact As a Visiting Volunteer, you will brighten the life of an older person experiencing loneliness by offering them companionship and social connectedness. Through shared stories and experiences, both you and the participant you visit will gain mutual understanding and companionship. You will be part of the Red Cross Aged and Community Care team that works to support older and vulnerable people across Australia through a range of volunteer-based programs. Application requirements: All volunteers will be required to undertake a National Police Check, which will be organised through Red Cross. Statutory Declaration to be completed if you have been a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than Australia after turning 16 years. Only for ACT Visiting - Any additional checks as required by your state/territory (e.g. Working with Vulnerable People Check, Working with Children’s Check, proof of COVID-19 vaccination, etc.) will be notified during your onboarding. Further information To find out more about this opportunity please contact the Aged and Community Care Volunteer Assistance Team on 1300 559 992 or email at [email protected]. Thank you for considering volunteering at Red Cross. We also have great career opportunities, please visit our website https://www.redcross.org.au/careers/. • Fri, 04 Sep • Australian Red Cross

Telechat Volunteer - National » Blacktown, Blacktown Area - Availability: Flexible Time involved: Minimum 1 hour per week Ongoing long-term position (minimum 12-month commitment) Must be able to commit to making regular scheduled calls to participants, generally once per week Flexible calling schedule based on volunteer and participant availability Volunteer from your own home Typical calls range from 20 minutes to 1 hour Statement of Volunteer Service available after 12 months Centrelink confirmation of volunteer hours available Commitment to participate in mandatory training and ongoing learning requirements Why Choose to volunteer with Red Cross? Help reduce loneliness and social isolation in your community Gain valuable communication and interpersonal skills Receive comprehensive training and ongoing support Join Australia's largest humanitarian network Volunteer flexibly from home, with opportunities to participate in office-based activities and events when available The Program Social connection is vital for overall wellbeing. Telechat is an Australian Red Cross social support program designed to reduce social isolation through regular telephone conversations. Participants are matched with a dedicated volunteer based on shared interests and preferences, helping to build trusted relationships through ongoing conversations, companionship and meaningful social connection. From the comfort of your own home, you can help people stay connected to their community and enjoy a sense of friendship and belonging. The opportunity We are seeking friendly, compassionate and reliable volunteers to join our Telechat program. Volunteers are matched with a participant and make regular scheduled calls at a mutually agreed time, generally once per week. Calls typically range from 20 minutes to 1 hour and focus on building rapport, providing companionship and creating meaningful social connections. Training and ongoing support are provided to help you succeed in the role. Key Requirements & Your Commitment: Be willing to join a nationwide team delivering a social inclusion program within Aged and Community Care. Make friendly and engaging social support calls to a matched participant. Build rapport and meaningful connections through regular conversations. Possess excellent communication and active listening skills. Help reduce social isolation through companionship and conversation. Respect the privacy, rights and dignity of participants and maintain confidentiality. Complete a simple call record after each conversation. Follow privacy, safeguarding and escalation procedures. Report any concerns regarding participant wellbeing to the Telechat team. Utilise email, online forms and basic digital systems as required. Maintain clear professional relationships and appropriate boundaries. Participate in mandatory learning and development activities. Commit to upholding Red Cross policies, the Aged Care Code of Conduct and any related requirements. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity and provide inclusive support to people from diverse backgrounds. Red Cross will ensure you have training, ongoing support and access to other opportunities within the world’s largest humanitarian network. The Impact As a Telechat volunteer, you'll provide more than conversation. You'll offer companionship, connection and a trusted relationship that can help reduce loneliness and support people to remain connected to their community. Every call has the potential to create meaningful connection, improve wellbeing and bring friendship and belonging into someone's life. In return, you'll gain valuable insights, develop your communication skills and experience the reward of making a genuine difference through simple, purposeful conversations. Application Requirements: Access to your own computer, laptop or smartphone. Reliable phone and internet connection. All volunteers will be required to undertake a National Police Check, organised through Red Cross. Statutory Declaration to be completed if you have been a citizen or permanent resident of a country other than Australia after turning 16 years of age. Willingness to comply with Red Cross and Aged Care Codes of Conduct. Commitment to maintaining professional boundaries and participant confidentiality. Further information To find out more about this opportunity please contact the Aged and Community Care Volunteer Assistance Team on 1300 559 992 or via email [email protected]. Thank you for considering volunteering at Red Cross. We also have great career opportunities, please visit our website https://www.redcross.org.au/careers/ Purposeful conversations. Meaningful connections. Every call, every week. • Fri, 04 Sep • Australian Red Cross

Volunteer » Narangba, Caboolture Area - For Purpose Aged Care understands the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to complement the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Volunteering in aged care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact with people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link offering both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is a host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games, and so on. If you have a special skill or good ideas, mention them to the lifestyle team to see if it might be a good addition! How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the Interested/Apply Now button and we will be in touch with you to explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process. During the interview process, we will advise you on the completion of relevant documentation as well as the orientation process. A Police Check and full Covid vaccination are mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Wed, 02 Sep • For Purpose Aged Care

Volunteer - Therapy Assistant » Australia - Location Prairiewood, NSW, Australia Cerebral Palsy Alliance is a global centre of expertise for cerebral palsy and similar conditions. Join our community of volunteers to make a difference to the lives of people with cerebral palsy and similar conditions and grow your skills and experience as part of our alliance of great minds. Our shared values are Passionate, Respectful, Ethical, Curious and Courageous. At Cerebral Palsy Alliance, we value diversity, foster an inclusive culture and champion equitable opportunities. We welcome interest from volunteers with a diverse range of backgrounds and lived experiences including people with disability, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and the LGBTQIA community . V olunteer opportunities include supporting our allied health therapy teams working with children and adults, supporting our L ifestyles, sports and accommodation clients, or gaining experience in our corporate services. Details of the role : The Connect and Communicate Day Out offers kids and teenagers the opportunity to enhance their communication skills through the functional use of their AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication) system. The program provides a motivating, enjoyable and social group environment for participants to model and observe the use of AAC devices in different scenarios and environments. Kids and teens develop specific skills training for the AAC user and their communication partners in a group setting. Benefits of volunteering: Build experience engaging with children with disabilities Witness and contribute to strength and capacity building through evidence-based approaches Work in a team of experienced health professionals Collaboratively work towards client goals Learn about the variety of services offered by Cerebral Palsy Alliance P rovides you with a sense of purpose, personal and professional growth Dates & Times: Monday 28th & Tuesday 29th September and Thursday 1st & Friday 2nd October 9.30am - 1.30pm Tasks & Responsibilities: Contribute to an engaging, goal oriented and strength-based group dynamic Support kids 1:1 to engage with goal directed therapy Help with set up and pack down for activities Role requirements : 16 years and above NDIS Worker Screening Working with Children Check (NSW) * Important information : Please let us know if you have any pre-existing injuries or illnesses which you are currently seeking , or have sought , medical treatment for which you think may impact your ability to volunteer . CPA is committed to supporting an inclusive environment and engaging volunteers with diverse lived experience. We will happily consider and accommodate reasonable adjustments that may be to support you in the recruitment process , and to be successful and safe at CPA. Cerebral Palsy Alliance is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our clients and s tudents and volunteers . As such we encourage all volunteers be vaccinated against COVID-19 . Cerebral Palsy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Cerebral Palsy Alliance upholds, advocates for, and protects the rights , wellbeing and safety of people with a disability. We are a child safe organisation and all workers are responsible to adhere to the NDIS Worker Code of Conduct. CPA is a smoke free workplace including in, on and around CPA sites and vehicles. How to Apply Please click 'Apply' to complete your application. If you have any questions about the role or require any reasonable adjustments to enable you to equitably participate in the recruitment process please contact Elaine Young at [email protected] Application Close Date: 24/09/2026 11:59 PM • Wed, 02 Sep • Cerebral Palsy Alliance

Volunteer - Therapy Assistant » Australia - Location Prairiewood, NSW, Australia Cerebral Palsy Alliance is a global centre of expertise for cerebral palsy and similar conditions. Join our community of volunteers to make a difference to the lives of people with cerebral palsy and similar conditions and grow your skills and experience as part of our alliance of great minds. Our shared values are Passionate, Respectful, Ethical, Curious and Courageous. At Cerebral Palsy Alliance, we value diversity, foster an inclusive culture and champion equitable opportunities. We welcome interest from volunteers with a diverse range of backgrounds and lived experiences including people with disability, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and the LGBTQIA community . V olunteer opportunities include supporting our allied health therapy teams working with children and adults, supporting our L ifestyles, sports and accommodation clients, or gaining experience in our corporate services. Details of the role : Our Powered Mobility Group supports people to use a powered wheelchair safely and with confidence. Working closely with experienced therapists, participants take part in practical activities that develop real-world mobility skills in everyday environments. The program provides one-to-one support within a small, supportive group. It is suitable for people who are new to powered mobility, as well as those looking to build on their existing skills. Benefits of volunteering: Gain hands on experience working with children with cerebral palsy and similar conditions Witness and contribute to strength and capacity building through evidence-based approaches Work in a team of experienced health professionals Collaboratively work towards client goals Make a positive contribution to the Cerebral Palsy community Dates & Times: Dates: 28 September to 2 October 2026 Times: 9.30am to 12.30pm Tasks & Responsibilities: Supporting the set up and pack up of the day's events. Supporting the OT team in supporting the clients navigating the activities and courses throughout the day. (obstacle courses etc) Observing and liaising with the clients and their families Role requirements : 16 years and above NDIS Worker Screening Working with Children Check (NSW) * Important information : Please let us know if you have any pre-existing injuries or illnesses which you are currently seeking , or have sought , medical treatment for which you think may impact your ability to volunteer . CPA is committed to supporting an inclusive environment and engaging volunteers with diverse lived experience. We will happily consider and accommodate reasonable adjustments that may be to support you in the recruitment process , and to be successful and safe at CPA. Cerebral Palsy Alliance is committed to the safety and wellbeing of our clients and s tudents and volunteers . As such we encourage all volunteers be vaccinated against COVID-19 . Cerebral Palsy Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Cerebral Palsy Alliance upholds, advocates for, and protects the rights , wellbeing and safety of people with a disability. We are a child safe organisation and all workers are responsible to adhere to the NDIS Worker Code of Conduct. CPA is a smoke free workplace including in, on and around CPA sites and vehicles. How to Apply Please click 'Apply' to complete your application. If you have any questions about the role or require any reasonable adjustments to enable you to equitably participate in the recruitment process please contact Elaine Young at [email protected]. Application Close Date: 24/09/2026 11:59 PM • Wed, 02 Sep • Cerebral Palsy Alliance

Volunteer » Clyde North, Cardinia Area - Make a Difference at Bloom Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the 'Interested' button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check is mandatory for this role. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Sun, 30 Aug • For Purpose Aged Care

Volunteer » Dawesville, Mandurah Area - Make a Difference at Mandurah Community Aged Care! We understand the significant value of volunteers and the great benefit they bring to our residents. We welcome the application of any person (regardless of age, background or gender) to compliment the wonderful care and attention we offer. Why volunteer? Working in Aged Care can be an extremely rewarding and valuable experience. While many residents might otherwise miss out on contact from people within the local community, volunteers provide this important link and offer both companionship and casual, friendly communication. Volunteers get to share in first-hand personal stories and experiences from our resident’s past while adding a new brightness to their present. Who should volunteer? Anyone. You don’t need experience or any special skill, simply a willingness to join in activities and an interest in having a chat. What Would I Be Doing? The most fundamental role of a volunteer is to provide companionship, so a priority is placed upon listening and talking to our residents. As well as this, there is host of other activities you could be involved in such as arts, gardening, joining the residents for a bus outing, reading, games etc. How Do I Register? Simply make an enquiry by clicking the "Interested" button and we will be in touch with you so we can explore your suitability and advise on the orientation process and During the interview process we will explore your suitability and advise on completion of relevant documentation and the orientation process. Please note a Police Check is mandatory. Following the conclusion of the legislative requirements, you will be introduced to our Lifestyle team for induction. • Sat, 29 Aug • For Purpose Aged Care

Volunteer in our Cafe » Oaklands Park, Marion Area - Do you know your way around a coffee machine and have a passion for supporting older Australians? We're looking for volunteers for our residential aged care cafes - creating social connections and welcoming spaces to improve the quality of life of our valued residents. What You’ll Be Doing: Serving with a Smile: Prepare and serve coffee, tea, and light refreshments to our residents, staff, and visitors, creating a warm and welcoming environment. Creating Connections: Build relationships with our residents, offering a friendly chat while you serve their favourite drinks and snacks. Keeping the Café Clean & Cozy: Help maintain the café’s cleanliness and organisation, making sure everything is ready for a relaxing experience. What We’re Looking For: Experience: Some experience working with coffee machines or in food service environments would be ideal for this role. Heart: A genuine passion for supporting seniors and making their day a little brighter. People Skills: Friendly, patient, and a great listener - our residents love a chat so be ready to swap a story and spread positivity Why Volunteer with Us? Make a difference: Ask any of our valued volunteers and they will tell you that giving back through volunteering is incredibly rewarding and makes you feel great. Flexible Shifts: Cafe Volunteer shifts can be for a little as 2 hours and on days that suit you - whether that’s during the week or on a weekend. Wellbeing benefits: Every volunteer has access to our wellbeing program, offering exclusive benefits and discounts on a range of everyday products and services. *conditions apply This opportunity is suitable for Centrelink participants If you’re excited to bring your café skills to our vibrant aged care community, we’d love to hear from you! Let’s make connections that make a difference! Want to learn more? Call our friendly team on 1800 852 772 to learn more about this exciting opportunity. About Southern Cross Care Established as a charitable not-for-profit in 1968, Southern Cross Care (SA, NT & VIC) Inc. has been providing quality aged care, health and retirement living services to members of the community for more than 55 years. Our services include Health & Fitness, Home Care, Retirement Living, Residential Care and Respite. Our vision is to support our community to be Better for life . • Fri, 28 Aug • Southern Cross Care Inc

Volunteer Coordinator » Rockhampton Region, Queensland - About us: Rockhampton Hospital is a 305-bed major referral hospital for Central Queensland, providing specialist care to patients from across the region and supporting rural facilities including Gladstone, Emerald, Yeppoon and Biloela. With a new integrated cancer care facility featuring state-of-the-art equipment, the hospital offers a broad range of specialist services across emergency medicine, surgery, medicine, paediatrics, mental health, intensive care, maternity and more. With accreditation across multiple medical specialties, including newly accredited Emergency Medicine training, Rockhampton offers excellent opportunities to develop specialist skills while building a rewarding regional career. About the role: * Lead Rockhampton Hospital's volunteer service, coordinating the day-to-day operations, rostering, supervision, support and placement of volunteers across clinical and support areas. * Recruit, onboard and train volunteers, ensuring they are appropriately matched to roles and meet all mandatory Queensland Health requirements. * Work closely with multidisciplinary teams to identify new opportunities for volunteers and develop programs that respond to the needs of patients, staff and the hospital. * Drive the growth and development of volunteering across CQHHS, providing advice to clinical and executive teams, supporting Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care services, and identifying opportunities to improve and expand the volunteer experience. About you: * Exceptional people skills, with the ability to communicate clearly, professionally and diplomatically with patients, staff and volunteers. * Confident leadership experience, including recruitment, selection, onboarding, supervision and supporting others to succeed. * Strong organisational and problem-solving skills, with the initiative to work independently, juggle competing priorities and deliver to deadlines. * A collaborative approach, with the ability to build relationships, negotiate and advocate effectively across multidisciplinary teams, the wider organisation and external partners. * Quality-focused and proactive, with the ability to independently plan, implement and evaluate service improvements that strengthen volunteer services and outcomes. What we offer: Total monthly remuneration value of up to $6,893 p.m. is comprised of: * An hourly rate between $47.41 - $52.23 p.h. * 12.75% employer superannuation contribution * 17.5% leave loading Additional Benefits: * Ongoing Professional Development and Education Opportunities * Discounted onsite parking, health insurance and gym memberships * Staff health and wellbeing programs and social club * Flexible Work-Life Balance and Variety * Generous Salary Sacrificing Options * Paid Parental Leave * Employee Assistance Program (EAP) * Discounted Private Health Insurance * Fitness Passport How to apply: To apply, please submit the following: * Your current CV or resume, including referees. * A cover letter (1-2 pages) addressing how your experience, skills and values align with the key responsibilities and expectations outlined in the Role Description. * Any additional forms / evidence as attached or listed on the Role Description. For assistance: * * Contact [email protected] * Quote the Job Ad Reference (JAR) RK6H691223 Applications close: Thursday, 17 September 2026 Rockhampton • Fri, 28 Aug • Queensland Government

Reel in a Rewarding Volunteering Opportunity! Community Volunteering » Rosemeadow, Campbelltown Area - Reel in a Rewarding Volunteering Opportunity! Do you enjoy great conversations and sharing stories about the outdoors? We are looking for a friendly Social Volunteer to spend one hour each week visiting a gentleman who would love some companionship and connection. This gentleman enjoys all things fishing, camping, and nature, and has a particular interest in trains. Whether you're swapping fishing tales, chatting about camping adventures, discussing train journeys, or simply enjoying a good conversation, your weekly visits can make a meaningful difference. As a Social Volunteer, you'll help build a genuine friendship while providing companionship and something positive to look forward to each week. If you're ready to help someone stay connected and make a real difference, hop aboard and apply today. This could be the start of a truly rewarding journey for both of you! Your impact Volunteering as a social visitor can be a rewarding experience, both for the person you visit as well as yourself. Regular visits from volunteers can help to improve quality of life and help older people feel less isolated. Your visits will bring great joy to the client you are matched with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxFDDi9bS6c HammondCare HammondCare is an independent Christian charity, supporting people to live in their homes and maintain their independence. We're passionate about improving the quality of life for people in need and we have a wonderful group of volunteers that partner with us to enhance the lives of clients who are living at home. HammondCare is a provider of The Aged Care Volunteer Visitor Scheme funded by the Australian Government and is established to promote links between elderly people and volunteers in their local community. Further information Thank you for expressing an interest in volunteering with HammondCare. We truly love connecting with people who want to volunteer with us. Our team will reach out with a phone call or text as soon as we can, and if we’re unable to get through, we’ll follow up with an email. Please take a moment to check your spam or junk folder as well, as some email providers don’t always recognise our messages right away. More information on volunteering with HammondCare can be found at www.hammond.com.au/volunteer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxFDDi9bS6c If you have any questions, you can call Dani, our friendly Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator on 1800 79 33 99. Requirements 18 years or older • National Volunteer Police Check arranged and paid for by HammondCare • Our client is requesting a visit between 9am and 4pm Monday, Tuesday or Wednesdays, visits could be weekly depending on your availability. • Wed, 19 Aug • HammondCare Volunteers

Diversional Therapist » Hampton, Bayside Area - DIVERSIONAL THERAPIST Rei Fong Pty Ltd Location: Box Hill, VIC 3192 Employment Type: Full-time Salary: $75,000 – $85,000 per annum superannuation About the Role Rei Fong Pty Ltd is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Diversional Therapist to join our team in Box Hill, VIC 3128. The Diversional Therapist will be responsible for assessing clients' recreational, social and leisure needs and developing and delivering meaningful programs that encourage participation, social connection, independence and overall wellbeing. The role requires an understanding of each client's individual interests, abilities, strengths and support requirements. The successful candidate will use this information to plan appropriate individual and group activities and work collaboratively with clients, staff, volunteers and community service providers to support positive outcomes. Key Duties and Responsibilities Assess clients' recreational interests, individual abilities, strengths, preferences and support requirements. Evaluate clients' capacity to undertake different activities, complete tasks and interact effectively with others. Plan, develop and deliver structured leisure, recreational and social programs that promote participation, engagement and wellbeing. Develop individualised activities based on each client's interests, skills, abilities and personal circumstances. Review client participation and adapt programs in response to changes in individual needs, interests, skills and capabilities. Encourage and support clients to participate in meaningful activities suited to their individual interests and abilities. Plan and coordinate recreational activities, group programs, social functions and other leisure events. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of recreational facilities, programs, services and support resources available within the organisation and broader community. Provide clients with information about appropriate community activities, programs and support services. Assist clients to access suitable community-based recreational and support resources where appropriate. Monitor the effectiveness of leisure and recreational programs and make adjustments to improve participation and client outcomes. Collaborate with other staff to ensure recreational programs complement clients' broader care and support requirements. Assist with the training, guidance and supervision of staff and volunteers involved in recreational and activity programs. Maintain accurate documentation relating to client assessments, activity plans, participation, program reviews and outcomes. Qualifications and Experience Applicants should possess: Certificate IV / Diploma in Leisure and Health, or a higher relevant qualification in Diversional Therapy, Leisure and Health or Therapeutic Recreation. At least one year experience in planning, coordinating and delivering leisure, recreational, social or wellbeing programs. Demonstrated ability to assess clients' individual interests, capabilities and support requirements and develop appropriate activities and programs. Knowledge of person-centred approaches within health, aged care or community service environments. Strong communication, documentation and organisational skills. Valid Australian Driving Licence Skills and Attributes The successful applicant will demonstrate: Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Effective assessment and activity-planning capabilities. Creativity and initiative in developing meaningful and engaging programs. Ability to adapt activities according to individual needs, interests, skills and abilities. Strong organisational and time-management skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team. Ability to establish positive working relationships with clients, colleagues, volunteers and community service providers. A professional, respectful and compassionate approach. Commitment to promoting client choice, participation, dignity, independence and wellbeing. How to Apply Suitably qualified and experienced candidates can submit a current resume and cover letter outlining their qualifications, relevant employment experience and suitability for the position. Rei Fong Pty Ltd is committed to providing respectful, inclusive and person-centred services and maintaining a professional and supportive workplace. • Wed, 19 Aug • Rei Fong Pty Ltd

Volunteers - Volunteer Activity Assistant » Sydney, Sydney Region - Volunteer with Uniting Aged Care Services across NSW and ACT. Make a difference while having fun!Position: Volunteer Activity Assistant Location: Volunteer at one of 100 service locations across NSW & ACT At Uniting, we take real steps toward making the world a better place. Our work is focused on inspiring people, strengthening communities, and advocating for social justice. With over 13,000 employees and volunteers across NSW and ACT, we are looking for purpose and values aligned individuals to join our team through volunteering.Why volunteer with Uniting? It’s fun, flexible and rewarding!Join a network of over 1400 volunteers who are making a real difference to lives of othersBe part of a like-minded, compassionate, and inclusive communityGain valuable industry skills and experience About the RoleAre you passionate about bringing joy and connection to older Australians? As a Uniting Volunteer Activity Assistant, you’ll play a key role in enriching the lives of residents by assisting with a variety of social, creative, and recreational activities. Your support will help foster a sense of community, wellbeing, and fun within our aged care home.What You’ll Be DoingYou will work alongside staff and fellow volunteers to organise and deliver engaging activities, such as:Bingo – Call out numbers and celebrate wins!Music – Share your love for tunes, whether through singing, playing an instrument, or simply enjoying music together.Knitting & Crafts – Help residents get creative with hands-on projects.Card & Board Games – Encourage friendly competition and laughter.We’d also love to hear about your interests and talents*Activities are driven by resident interest, which differs from home to home, the above is just a sample.Other key tasks include:Setting up and packing down activity spacesEncouraging and supporting residents to participateHelping to create a warm and inclusive atmosphereYour time and enthusiasm can make a real difference—join us in bringing smiles and meaningful moments to our residents!Volunteer characteristics we are looking for:Aligned to Uniting’s values: Compassionate, Respectful, Imaginative, BoldCommitment: Days and times for volunteering are flexible however roles which build relationships with people require a minimum commitment of 6-months. You can discuss your availability with our team.Able to commit and be punctual and inform your manager if something arises.A willingness to complete Uniting’s essential online induction and trainingA willingness to undergo backgrounds checks: which include a National Police check, reference checks, and other role dependent checks such as Working with Children CheckPerson centred and a great communicatorApplication review timeframes and processThe ability to secure a volunteering position Uniting depends on several factors, including availability at your requested location and your ability to provide all necessary pre-requisites. Once you register your interest, our team will review your application and attempt to match you with a suitable opportunity. An interview may be required before final selection.While we do our best to accommodate expressions, selection is subject to availability and are considered an Expression of Interest (EOI), not guaranteed.When you are part of Uniting NSW.ACT, you will be part of a diverse, purpose-led team of people who are really making a difference to the world around them.We contribute to the work and mission of the Uniting Church in NSW and the ACT through social justice advocacy, community services and spiritual care. We provide care and support for people through all ages and stages of life, with a focus on people experiencing disadvantage and vulnerability. Our purpose is to inspire people, enliven communities and confront injustice.Uniting works together to create a culture that is safe, inclusive and person centred. We bring this to life every day through our values: compassionate, respectful, imaginative, and bold.Uniting acknowledges the continuing sovereignty and rich cultural diversity of Australia’s First Peoples. We pay our respects to all Elders – past, present, and emerging – and to all First Peoples on whose lands we live and work. Uniting is a Child Safe Organisation committed to promoting the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of children and young people.Volunteering with Uniting is subject to satisfactory background checks which may include a national police check, reference checks, working with children checks, and NDIS checks. • Wed, 19 Aug • Uniting