This service is available at no charge for residents who live in the City of Brimbank. Home Library Service is run by volunteers who take time out to deliver items to patrons who are unable to visit the library due to illness, frailty or a disability. Books and other items are selected to meet individual interests and delivered to their home. A f ...

Family Room Volunteer- Sunshine Hospital

for Ronald McDonald House Parkville - Family Support

Spending long hours in an uncomfortable hospital waiting room can add stress to an already emotionally draining experience when visiting a sick child. By becoming a Family Room Volunteer you can help support these families in need.

Community Visitor - St Albans

for Office of the Public Advocate - Disability Services

Would you like to make a difference in the lives of people in your own community and also hold a prominent volunteer role? Become a Community Visitor with the Office of the Public Advocate. Community Visitors perform an important role of upholding and maintaining the human rights of people with a cognitive disability and/or mental illness.

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Visit an elderly person or older person with a disability in their home.

Commitment: Weekly or fortnightly visit.

Duration: We prefer a stable, ongoing visiting arrangement so we ask volunteers if they can continue to visit for at least six months.

Visit an elderly persons or older person with a disability in a residential facility.

Commitment: Fortnightly visits

Duration:We prefer a stable, ongoing visiting arrangement so we ask volunteers if they can continue to visit for at least six months.

Assist at the AMCS office and with the collection of food from a food bank.

Commitment: Once per month

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Library

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/housebound-library-service-volunteer-information-session-tickets-25111546311

The library is interested in expanding the Housebound Library Service through the use of volunteers. The Housebound Library Service is available to eligible residents who are unable to attend the library due to illness, disability and frailty and do not have someone who can do this for them.

Home library visits are scheduled on a regular basis, usually once a month.

The library is now seeking suitable volunteers who have a positive approach, desire and an interest in working with aged, frail and disabled residents. Interested applicants are required to attend an initial information session, to be followed by a formal recruitment process . Volunteers are required to use their own vehicle for this volunteer work. Note that there is no reimbursement for any costs incurred in the course of this volunteer role.

WHEN: Friday, 22 July 2016 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM (AEST) - Add to Calendar
WHERE: Footscray Library Conference Room - 56 Paisley St, Footscray, VIC 3011 - View Map

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http://www.brimbank.vic.gov.au/COMMUNITY/Community_Training_Programs_and_Resources/Volunteering

Home Library Service

The Home Library Service relies on regular volunteers to select, deliver and return library material for residents who are unable to visit the library due to illness, frailty, or disability. Develop new skills, build new confidence, contribute to the community and make new friends

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https://www.vu.edu.au/library/about-the-library/campus-libraries/st-albans-library

t Albans library

The St Albans Learning Commons is located on Level 2, Building 7 at our St Albans campus. Facilities include:

156 PCs (bookings required via MyPC
(external link)
)
5 student laptops for loan (book at service desk)
WiFi access
Service desk
Printing, copying and scanning
16 student group study rooms (bookings required via MyPC
(external link)
2 postgraduate research rooms
Reserve collection
Self-service loans
Level 1 is a quiet study area.

Contact the service desk on +61 3 9919 2141 for more information about the services and facilities available.

Study Hall Conditions apply at certain times. During these times the service desk is not operating – student assistants are available for help and advice.

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City Queen library

The City Queen Law Library is located on Level 2 at our City Queen campus (entry via Little Lonsdale Street). Facilities include:

23 PCs (bookings required)
5 student laptops for loan (book at the service desk)
WiFi access
Service desk
Printing, copying and scanning
4 student group study rooms (bookings required via MyPC
(external link)
)
Reserve collection
Self-service loans
Quiet study in all areas.

Contact the service desk on +61 3 9919 1852 for more information about the services and facilities available.

Study Hall Conditions apply at certain times. During these times the service desk is not operating – student assistants are available for help and advice.

Today's hours

City Queen	8:30am – 5pm

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http://www.ethicaljobs.com.au/Members/RedRLtd/intern-communications-volunteer?utm_source=Indeed&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Indeed

Intern - Communications (voluntary)

Employer: RedR Australia
Work Type/s: Graduate, Volunteer
Classification/s: Communications & Marketing, International Aid & Development, Media & Arts
Sector/s: Not For Profit (NFP)
Location: Melbourne

Job posted on: 15 July, 2016.
Applications close: 14 August, 2016.

RedR Australia relieves suffering in disasters by selecting, training and providing competent and committed personnel to humanitarian relief agencies worldwide. We are guided by our values of Accountability, Integrity, Empathy and Collaboration.

An internship with RedR Australia will provide exposure to the operations of RedR Australia and insights into the humanitarian sector. RedR Australia’s internship program aims to empower junior / entry-level professionals by providing meaningful learning opportunities and opportunities to engage in hands-on tasks, equipping them with relevant skills and tools for success.

Our Communications Service manages the organisation’s marketing and communications outputs.

Key details of the internship

Interns will be supported by a supervisor and allocated a buddy. Interns will engage in various activities to strengthen their professional experience and undertake activities which may support the learning outcomes as part their university / TAFE competency requirements. Activities may include the following:

Undertake research and analysis to support our marketing and communications initiatives
Review and develop content for our website, media releases, social media and publications
Assist in a range of activities supporting promotional campaigns and events
Help to maintain systems in a transparent manner including updating our internal information systems and photo library
Communication with field deployees
Support the Communications team in excellent service delivery.

Who we are looking for

The intern should be either a tertiary / TAFE student or recent graduate in Communications, Journalism, PR, marketing or a related discipline. Throughout the selection process we will be looking for the following attributes:

Interest in the humanitarian sector and international emergency response
High level verbal and written communication skills
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to be a team player
Enthusiasm and willingness to learn
Excellent computer skills
Showing initiative
Ability to undertake research, analysis, evaluation.

What the intern will gain

Better understanding of RedR Australia
Excellent pathway to gain relevant knowledge and skills
Insight into the humanitarian sector
Connections with like-minded people in the sector
Support in a friendly team environment.

How to apply for this job

To apply, please submit the Internship Application Form available on the Intern at RedR webpage and your CV to hr@redr.org.au, using the subject title: Internship – Communications application via EthicalJobs.

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Children

http://www.brimbank.vic.gov.au/COMMUNITY/Community_Training_Programs_and_Resources/Volunteering

Brimbank CfC Objectives

The Community Strategic Plan for Brimbank CfC FP provides the roadmap for the development and implementation of the initiative for the period 2015-2019.

Strategic Priorities:

Families have strong relationships
Brimbank pre-schoolers learn through quality play experiences.
Brimbank children are active learners.
Dynamic young citizens of Brimbank.

Sri Durga Temple (Melbourne)

@SriDurgaTempleMelbourne

Hindu TempleMelbourne, Australia

705-715 Neale Road

Melbourne, VIC

(03) 9747 1628

In Scattered Daylight

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

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Brimbank Home Library Service