Volunteer opportunities

Providing administrative support on a national project exploring the employment life cycle experiences of staff and how to best support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff within Red Cross. The project will assist in the development of a national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment and Retention Strategy, policy, and processes within the Australian Red Cross.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone experienced as a board or committee member who has influenced communities to take action and interested in humanitarian action and international humanitarian law.

Volunteers will assist in carrying out a new community project at Red Cross aimed at women refugees. This new initiative will support newly arrived humanitarian entrants to increase their digital knowledge, skills, and confidence

Are you interested in supporting and having a positive impact in your community before, during and after an emergency? Do you live in the Perth Metropolitan area? Show the Power of Humanity and become an integral part of our Emergency Services Volunteer Team!

A volunteer is matched with a parent, who is socially isolated from usual support networks, including multiple birth families, and conducts weekly visits for 12 weeks.

A volunteer is matched with a parent, who is socially isolated from usual support networks, including multiple birth families and those experiencing Post Natal Depression or Anxiety. They undertake a weekly home visit to assist to build parent's confidence by skill building and role modelling and improve their wellbeing and resilience by assisting to link into their community.

If you have spare free time in the evenings and if you would like to do meaningful community work, please join Red Cross Soup Patrol Team and be proud of your assistance.

The Queensland Youth Advisory Committee (QYAC) is a group of young leaders passionate about humanitarian action and youth empowerment. QYAC provides strategic advice to the Queensland Divisional Advisory Board and Queensland Director, develops and leads youth engagement initiatives, and supports and promotes the work of the Australian Red Cross.

The Queensland Youth Advisory Committee (QYAC) is a group of young leaders passionate about humanitarian action and youth empowerment. QYAC provides strategic advice to the Queensland Divisional Advisory Board and Queensland Director, develops and leads youth engagement initiatives, and supports and promotes the work of the Australian Red Cross.

Wish to help out our community's most vulnerable? Like to drive? Make a difference as a volunteer transport driver! Apply now!

Do you have experience in the Australian media/public affairs sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian legal sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have excellent communications skills, experience in administration and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian humanitarian sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in International Humanitarian Law and an interest in disseminating this throughout the community? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian academic sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Wish to help out our community's most vulnerable? Like to drive? Make a difference as a volunteer transport driver! Apply now!

Wish to help out our community's most vulnerable? Like to drive? Make a difference as a volunteer transport driver! Apply now!

Do you have experience in International Humanitarian Law and an interest in disseminating this throughout the community? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian media/public affairs sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Providing administrative support on a national project exploring the employment life cycle experiences of staff and how to best support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff within Red Cross. The project will assist in the development of a national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment and Retention Strategy, policy, and processes within the Australian Red Cross.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone experienced as a board or committee member who has influenced communities to take action and interested in humanitarian action and international humanitarian law.

Volunteers will assist in carrying out a new community project at Red Cross aimed at women refugees. This new initiative will support newly arrived humanitarian entrants to increase their digital knowledge, skills, and confidence

Are you interested in supporting and having a positive impact in your community before, during and after an emergency? Do you live in the Perth Metropolitan area? Show the Power of Humanity and become an integral part of our Emergency Services Volunteer Team!

A volunteer is matched with a parent, who is socially isolated from usual support networks, including multiple birth families, and conducts weekly visits for 12 weeks.

A volunteer is matched with a parent, who is socially isolated from usual support networks, including multiple birth families and those experiencing Post Natal Depression or Anxiety. They undertake a weekly home visit to assist to build parent's confidence by skill building and role modelling and improve their wellbeing and resilience by assisting to link into their community.

If you have spare free time in the evenings and if you would like to do meaningful community work, please join Red Cross Soup Patrol Team and be proud of your assistance.

The Queensland Youth Advisory Committee (QYAC) is a group of young leaders passionate about humanitarian action and youth empowerment. QYAC provides strategic advice to the Queensland Divisional Advisory Board and Queensland Director, develops and leads youth engagement initiatives, and supports and promotes the work of the Australian Red Cross.

The Queensland Youth Advisory Committee (QYAC) is a group of young leaders passionate about humanitarian action and youth empowerment. QYAC provides strategic advice to the Queensland Divisional Advisory Board and Queensland Director, develops and leads youth engagement initiatives, and supports and promotes the work of the Australian Red Cross.

Wish to help out our community's most vulnerable? Like to drive? Make a difference as a volunteer transport driver! Apply now!

Do you have experience in the Australian media/public affairs sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian legal sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have excellent communications skills, experience in administration and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian humanitarian sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in International Humanitarian Law and an interest in disseminating this throughout the community? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian academic sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.

Wish to help out our community's most vulnerable? Like to drive? Make a difference as a volunteer transport driver! Apply now!

Wish to help out our community's most vulnerable? Like to drive? Make a difference as a volunteer transport driver! Apply now!

Do you have experience in International Humanitarian Law and an interest in disseminating this throughout the community? Then this opportunity is for you.

Do you have experience in the Australian media/public affairs sector and an interest in humanitarian action and International Humanitarian Law? Then this opportunity is for you.