Volunteering offers the opportunity to become more involved in your community, build new connections, and make a real difference.
Read about our volunteers here and view 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.
They are looking for volunteers with a speciality in electrics to join their growing team and help save items from landfill at their monthly events at Melville EcoHub.
Assistant is also required with the following:
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
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
This month is a Gladi Grab - aimed at removing the invasive gladiolus flowers from the Cockatoo Rehabilitation site!
Join us on Sunday, 18 October, 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.
In conjunction with City of Melville Environmental Friends of Groups, SERCUL have several planting and weeding events for 2026.
The next event is to be held on Wednesday, 28 October 9.00am to 12.00pm at Gabbiljee Reserve Cull Creek. We'll be assisting the Friends of Gabbiljee with hand weeding to prepare a site for planting next month. Meet at Brockman Park.
Individuals and groups are welcome.
Bring your water bottle, hat and wear long pants and long sleeves.
Raise Foundation is inviting community members to become Youth Mentors at Applecross Senior High School in 2027. Through weekly mentoring sessions, you'll help create a safe and supportive environment where a young person can build confidence, resilience and a sense of belonging.
The mentoring programs provide support for young people experiencing challenges that affect their wellbeing, helping them navigate adolescence with greater confidence and connection.
Spend a rewarding morning helping care for the bushland at Wireless Hill. The Friends of Wireless Hill will be tackling pesky Gladioli bulbs on Sunday, 4 October from 8.30am to 10.30am.
Please bring gloves, a water bottle and a trowel if you have one. Afterwards, enjoy a well-earned cup of tea or coffee with the group (BYO mug).
Are you passionate about improving men's health and wellbeing in Western Australia?
Men’s Health and Wellbeing WA is calling for expressions of interest for voluntary Chair and Director positions. Board members contribute around 6 to 12 hours per month and help guide the organisation's important work advocating for the health and wellbeing of boys and men across WA.
Could you be a Compassionate Connector?
Compassionate Connectors are trained volunteers who help ensure no one in our community has to face serious illness, ageing, dying or grief alone.
They support people by helping build caring networks around them, connecting family, friends, neighbours and local services to provide practical, social and emotional support.
Rather than doing everything themselves, Connectors help communities rediscover how to care for one another. Training, ongoing support and regular peer learning are provided, with each Connector matched to people according to their skills and interests.
Apply for a Volunteer Position
Interested in one of the volunteer roles above? Email us and we will send you the relevant contact and application details for the organisation.
Search for Volunteer Opportunities
If none of the advertised positions suit you, use Volunteer WA's search to find other opportunities near you or align with your interests.