Find Your Care Volunteering Role
Whether you want to volunteer at a nursing home, support people with disabilities, or help in a hospital — we have the right opportunity for you.
Nursing Homes, Senior Living & Aged Care
21,000+ rolesVolunteer at a nursing home, senior living community or aged care home: visit elderly residents, provide companionship, and help combat loneliness.
Hospitals & Healthcare
18,000+ rolesHospital volunteer opportunities in hospitals, clinics, hospices and healthcare organisations. Roles range from patient support and wayfinding to administrative assistance.
Disability Support
12,000+ rolesHelp people with disabilities access community activities, social events, and daily living support.
Loneliness & Befriending
8,000+ rolesCombat social isolation through phone calls, home visits, and community connection programs.
Why Volunteer in Care?
Care volunteering isn't just about giving — it transforms both the volunteer and the person receiving support.
Make a real difference in vulnerable people's lives
Develop empathy, communication, and leadership skills
Build experience for careers in healthcare and social work
Connect with your local community and reduce isolation
Earn certificates and references for your resume
Flexible schedules — volunteer when it suits you
How Care Volunteering Works
Browse & Search
Filter 90,000+ opportunities by category, location, and skills. Find roles that match your availability.
Apply Online
Submit your application directly through SuggiCare. No sign-up fees. Most applications take under 5 minutes.
Start Volunteering
Complete your induction with the organisation, then begin making a difference in your community.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is care volunteering?
Care volunteering involves donating time to support vulnerable people in aged care, disability, healthcare, and community settings. Roles include companionship visits, meal delivery, transport assistance, and activity coordination.
How do I start volunteering in care?
Browse opportunities on SuggiCare's marketplace, filter by category (nursing homes, hospitals, disability support and more) and location, then apply directly. Most organisations provide training and induction for new volunteers.
Do I need qualifications to volunteer in care?
Most care volunteering roles require no formal qualifications. Organisations provide role-specific training. Some roles may require a background check or first aid certificate, which the organisation will guide you through.
Can I volunteer if I only have a few hours per week?
Absolutely. Many care volunteering roles are designed for flexible schedules — even 1-2 hours per week can make a significant difference to someone experiencing loneliness or isolation.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Join thousands of care volunteers worldwide. Browse free opportunities and apply today.