Help shape the future of macular disease support, advocacy, and awareness in Australia. As a Community Reference Group Member, you will use your lived experience to influence the work of Macular Disease Foundation Australia and ensure community voices are heard. This is a meaningful opportunity to contribute to real impact while working alongside a passionate, national network.

• Creative with strong visual imagination and attention to detail
• Experience in filmmaking and ability to use computer graphics software
• Works independently, takes direction well, and has good interpersonal skills

• Manage financial compliance, reporting, and regulatory obligations
• Hands-on role in NFP environment with broad skill set
• Support accountability to regulators, funding bodies, donors, and Board

• Provide coaching and mentoring to scholarship recipients monthly
• Support scholars in goal setting, advocacy, and accessing resources
• Minimum 1-year commitment, degree qualified or HMEF Alumnae

• Pair up with individual with similar interests for monthly activities
• Advocate for inclusion and support social well-being
• Training provided, commitment to attend at least one gig/month

• Volunteers provide telephone support on drug & alcohol helpline
• Training in Sydney required every 2-3 weeks for 12 months
• No need for extensive knowledge, just listening, empathy skills

• Assist in delivering practical sport and recreation training
• Mentor local staff in leadership, teamwork, and communication skills
• Support community sport sessions, monitor safety, and evaluate outcomes

• Provide daily morning telephone calls for wellbeing check-ins
• Offer social chat calls to those in need of companionship
• Training provided in seniors services and support; remote work

• Provide companionship and social support to elderly residents
• Engage residents in various activities like card games and art
• Use smart devices to connect residents with their families

• Manage CEO's diary, meetings, and provide admin support
• Manage events, stakeholder relationships, and enhance brand visibility
• Experience in charity sector, strong communication and organisational skills

• Provide tutoring and mentoring to high school students
• Utilize online platforms like Google Meet, Zoom, MS Teams
• One hour per week commitment after school hours

• Support families with young children in an inclusive environment
• Volunteer in a friendly team, sharing special interests or skills
• Contribute to making a positive impact in Ballarat community

• Support HR functions in recruitment, WHS, and wellbeing projects
• Contribute to positive volunteer experience and community support initiatives
• Flexible, remote role with training provided; 5 hours/week commitment

• Aboriginal leaders contributing to governance and strategic direction
• Opportunity for board membership with training and support provided
• Voluntary roles, 4-6 hours monthly commitment, travel expenses covered

• Provide trauma-informed intake and referral support to women
• Conduct needs assessments, triage enquiries, and facilitate referrals
• Flexible remote volunteering with structured training and ongoing support