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Thanks for your interest in volunteering with Jesuit Social Services. Please take a look at our current volunteer roles below, and download a Position Description for more detailed information.

Current roles

L2P Learner Driver Mentor

The L2P Mentoring Program originated from the new graduated licensing system which requires that all learner drivers aged less than 21 years must achieve a minimum of 120 hours of driving practice.

We’re seeking volunteer mentors to be trained and equipped to supervise and support disadvantaged young people to achieve their 120 hours of practice.

If you’d like to become an L2P learner driver mentor:

Download the L2P learner driver mentor volunteer role purpose statement

Read our L2P brochure 

Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator for further information on 03 9421 7610 or 0439 630 933 or email jssvolunteer@jss.org.au


Leaving Care Mentor

Our Leaving Care Mentoring Program matches volunteers from the community with young people involved in the Child Protection system, with the aim of creating lasting friendships and positive, stable role models for young people leaving care.

If you’re keen to become a Leaving Care mentor:

Download the Leaving Care Mentor volunteer role purpose statement

Read our Leaving Care Mentoring brochure

Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator for further information on 03 9421 7610 or 0439 630 933 or email jssvolunteer@jss.org.au


KITE program volunteer – support participants to improve language, literacy and numeracy skills while knitting!

The key objectives of this role is to assist the trainer and to help participants to have positive purpose by attaining knitting skills, improving group and personal communication and behavioral skills. The participants also benefit positively from helping needy individuals like women in shelters, children overseas, homeless people and injured penguins by providing them with warm colourful knitted items whilst completing their community work conditions. Classes are held in Frankston on Mondays during Victorian school term time. Volunteer times approx. 9.45am-2.30pm Mondays

The KITE Program is a partnership between Jesuit Community College and Department of Justice. The Department of Justice and Regulation Community Work Program, KITE  involves women on Community Correction Orders (CCO). The women attend the program one day per week and are supported to learn knitting, designing, labelling and packaging. They produce knitted items for women in shelters, children overseas, homeless people and injured penguins.  The project includes enrolment in a basic LLN (Language, Literacy and Numeracy) program which also addresses behaviour, strengths and esteem. Units of competency are embedded into the program to formalise the participant’s learning, group skills, creativity, communication skills and provide a pathway to education and training.

Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator for further information on 03 9421 7610 or 0439 630 933 or email jssvolunteer@jss.org.au

View more information and apply for the role at seek.com.au


Ignite Food Store and Op Shop, Western Sydney

We are seeking friendly volunteers to support the ministry of Jesuit Social Services and holy Family Parish  with the day to day operations of the Ignite Food Store in Emerton, NSW

You will be :

  • Picking up and or unloading goods from truck and van
  • Sorting goods into storage areas
  • Stacking shelves
  • Maintain the shop and store rooms cleanliness
  • Accompanying the driver on pickup’s and deliveries
  • Other duties as required

Download the Volunteer Role Purpose Statement

For more information about how to volunteer with the program, contact our Program Officer on (02) 9628 2288 or email jssvolunteer@jss.org.au.