Millions of Australians make a difference in their local community by volunteering each year.

As a volunteer, you can build new skills, meet new people and add variety to your work experience. You can also enjoy working for something that interests you or help to create change in areas that are important to you.

Adult Literacy Tutors

Logan City Council Libraries requires volunteers with previous teaching or tutoring experience to deliver one-on-one tutoring sessions to adults in our library spaces.

Tutors are required at our libraries located at Underwood, Woodridge, Marsden, Browns Plains, Beenleigh and Shailer Park.

Tutors are required to assist patrons from non-English speaking backgrounds as well as patrons whose first language is English but wish to improve their reading and writing skills.

Library staff are available to support staff with suitable resources for adult literacy sessions. Tutors usually meet with a client once a week for an hour. Tutors may also like to tutor more than one client. 

To express your interest in this opportunity, please call 3412 4459

Park volunteers program

Park volunteers work in our parks and reserves to improve our bushland and trail networks.

For more information, please see Park volunteers.

Community centre volunteers

Volunteering gives you a sense of belonging. It's a great way to make new friends and give back to your community. We are looking for energetic people willing to volunteer their time, knowledge and skills.

If you'd like to become a member of our valued team, please see Community centres for available positions.

Wildlife volunteers

You can help wildlife in our city by volunteering for the Logan RSPCA Wildlife Ambulance or Wildcare. For more information, please visit RSPCA - Volunteer Animal Ambulance or Wildcare Australia – Become a Carer

Watergum’s citizen science program engages volunteers to monitor wild platypus populations in Logan and the Gold Coast.  For more information, please visit Watergun - PlatypusWatch.