• Enhance customer experience through sorting, pricing, and sales processing
• Contribute to community support with St Vincent de Paul Society
• Opportunity for retail training, sharing expertise, and building friendships

• Contribute to shop operations and customer service
• Assist in sorting, pricing, and displaying donations
• No experience required, training provided; promote positive impact

• Represent Greater Western Sydney at public events and media
• Engage with stakeholders, share insights, and contribute to discussions
• Opportunity for networking, advocacy experience, and professional growth

• Safe and reliable driving for community support van
• Assist with setup, organization, and safety awareness during shifts
• Requires open c-class license and commitment to 3 months

• Assist students in completing activities and tasks
• Provide guidance, feedback, and encouragement to students
• Maintain confidentiality, follow instructions, and attend required training

• Guide and support volunteers during Connection Hub shifts
• Facilitate debrief conversations and monitor volunteer wellbeing
• Leadership experience, volunteer coordination, and team culture development

• Recruit, support, and engage fellow volunteers for Make-A-Wish
• Assist in organizing volunteer movements and support wish families
• Must commit to 12 months, complete background checks, and attend meetings

• Provide practical help and support to women in need
• No specialist experience required, just empathy and reliability
• Training and ongoing support provided for volunteer role

• Contribute to youth-led community projects in Greater Western Sydney
• Develop leadership skills through mentoring and professional growth
• Collaborate with like-minded individuals on advocacy and community initiatives

• Fluent in Tamil and Hindi languages
• Regular visits for emotional support and companionship
• Minimum commitment of 12 months, no experience required

As a mentor You will play a vital helping to rebuild lives of women in your community

Join Story Factory and spend just 2.5 hours a week making a difference in the lives of young people from marginalised communities. As a volunteer, you will support our Storytellers by encouraging creativity, building confidence, and nurturing a love for writing through fun, engaging activities. No teaching experience needed—just a passion for helping young people express themselves.

• Connect with people experiencing homelessness through conversation
• Assist in providing free laundry and shower services operations
• Engage in positive conversations with friends, service providers, volunteers

• Facilitate engaging Boccia sessions for participants with disabilities
• Support players of varying abilities in grassroots level programs
• Training, mentoring, and upskilling provided by Boccia Australia

• Provide stability and support for disadvantaged children in community
• Monthly face-to-face visits for fun activities and social skills
• Requirements: 21+, Working with Children Check, driver's license