Found 393 volunteer opportunities in Beckenham, Canterbury and the surrounding areas

• Form lasting connections with older adults to reduce loneliness
• Engage in activities like chatting, games, and assisting staff
• Flexible hours, one hour per week commitment, on-site orientation

We're seeking dedicated volunteers to help make our Amazing Raise fundraising challenge a success!

We need event support at activity stations: Monitor arrival and departure times for each team, assist with scorekeeping and communications with HQ, assist with general activity setup, breakdown, and other tasks as needed.

• Work one-on-one with students via video conference
• Teach foundational reading and writing skills, commitment of 2 hours/week
• Friendly, patient, analytical, passionate qualities needed; tech skills required

• Support school projects like veggie gardens, woodwork, and reading
• Volunteer for drama club, share hobbies with children
• Assist in community projects like vegetable group, garden clean-ups

• Assist riders with physical goals and support their abilities
• Volunteer up to 3 hours per day, Monday to Friday
• Training provided during assisting the team; horse handling advantage

• Engage visitors with museum collection and exhibits
• Assist with tours and safety of museum collection
• Volunteer role with commitment of more than 6 months

• Network with community agencies and manage client referrals
• Meet with clients, advocate for their needs, and conduct research
• Promote ARMSS services, oversee office operations, and represent organization

• Repair donated bicycles for Aranui community
• Teach bike fixing skills to community members
• Sort parts, maintain tidiness in the repair container

• Assist in maintaining community garden under supervision
• Tasks include weeding, mowing lawns, planting, and general gardening
• Opportunity to be part of community project, learn gardening

• Supporting young people with intellectual disabilities in educational course
• Encouraging participation, providing support, and being a positive role model
• Facilitating community activities promoting wellbeing and healthy life choices

• Support young people with disabilities in 'On the Move' course
• Encourage participation, provide support, and be a role model
• Engage in various community activities to develop life skills

• Passionate about people and gardening, no prior gardening knowledge needed
• Assisting intellectually disabled youth in community garden program
• Encouraging skill development, promoting wellbeing, and fostering inclusion

• Support young people with intellectual disability in various programs
• Participate in social, recreational, educational, and outdoor activities
• Access to professional development training for continuous learning

• Provide warm welcome to visitors in Transitional Cathedral shop
• Gain retail experience and learn about unique cardboard building
• Utilize local knowledge to engage with visitors and volunteers