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Volunteering is a great way to get involved in your community, meet like minded people, and make a difference in the world. See some of the volunteer positions we currently have available below.

If the advertised positions are not what you are looking for, please email us at [email protected] for other opportunities.

Volunteer with the City of Melville

Repair Lab is a free community drop-in event where skilled volunteers help you repair bikes, small electrical, household items, and textiles, keeping valuable items out of landfill.

We're also looking for volunteers to help out!
You could be:
Repairing broken items
Answering questions and welcoming guests
Helping set up and pack down the event

It's a great way to share your skills, meet people, and support sustainability in our community

Did you know our Community Bus Service has been running for over 20 years? Proudly owned and operated by the City of Melville, with Melville Cares managing bookings and volunteer drivers, the service helps local groups and individuals who face transport challenges stay connected and involved in the community.

Not-for-profit organisations can book the buses to take members on outings and to activities, helping foster social connection and improve quality of life. We're currently seeking volunteer drivers! We’re flexible with your availability and here to support you every step of the way in your volunteering journey.

General Volunteer Positions

Join us on Sunday, 26 April, 10.00am to 12.00 noon for a youth‑led environmental action event. At Piney Lakes, the Cockatoo Rehabilitation Site is being restored with plants that support these iconic birds and you can help.

This event brings together young people aged 16–25 years to make a real impact by weeding and caring for this special site in a supportive, inclusive setting. You’ll be guided by an experienced facilitator who’ll share knowledge about the area and how to weed effectively.

Are you ready to make a positive impact and have some fun along the way? The Red Cross Shop Willagee is calling out for vibrant individuals who want to contribute to their community, put their life skills into action or gain some new valuable skills and experiences.

You will be contributing to rescuing pre-loved clothing from landfill and helping Red Cross raise vital funds to support vulnerable people across Australia.

Chorus are looking for energetic, team focused individuals to join their weekday kitchen crew in Palmyra.
Help prepare and pack meals that support members of the Melville community with access to healthy food.
Tasks include veggie prep, dishwashing and meal packaging in a fast paced, friendly environment.

Footprints Day Centre at St John of God Murdoch Hospice provides free practical and emotional support to patients with life limiting/life threatening conditions and their families through a range of creative activities and complementary therapies.

We are currently seeking Reflexology and Massage Therapists to join our team so we can expand our service availability Monday to Friday.

Lionheart is a not-for-profit organisation based in Western Australia, supporting children and families navigating grief and loss. Through weekend camps and community programs, they offer connection, peer support, and opportunities for children, teens, and families to build confidence and resilience in a safe, understanding environment.

Programs and events are held in the Perth metro area, including weekend camps (predominantly held within the City of Melville) and annual events like Children’s Grief Awareness Day and fundraising events. There are also opportunities for behind-the-scenes support with admininistration or event preparation.  

Mount Pleasant Primary School is seeking local community members to support students during classroom literacy sessions.

With guidance from the classroom teacher, you will help students as they take part in reading, writing and language activities. This may include listening to students read, helping with spelling, or assisting during small group work.

You do not need a teaching background or English as a first language. Just a calm presence, a kind approach, and a willingness to be part of the classroom in a supportive way.

The role is one hour a week during school hours. EdConnect provides all training and matches you with the class.


Apply for a Volunteer Position

If you're interested in any of the above advertised volunteer positions please email us and include your full details as well as the position you're applying for. After you apply you will hear back from one of our friendly staff from Volunteer Melville, or the external association to complete the application and recruitment process.

Email Us to Apply

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If none of the advertised positions suit you, use Volunteer WA's search to find other opportunities near you or catered towards your interests.

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