Aged Care & Seniors Volunteering Perth

At Juniper, volunteers are the heart and soul of our community.

Our volunteers come from all walks of life. Each has a unique set of skills, interests or talents that bring joy to our customers in a variety of ways.

Whether you are stepping in to offer companionship or assisting with group activities, the value you can add to our customers’ lives is immeasurable.

When you volunteer at Juniper, you’re not just joining a team of passionate people who want to make a real difference in the Western Australian community. You’re also helping to enrich the lives of older people, while building meaningful connections along the way.

We are a not-for-profit organisation that is underpinned by our values of Welcome, Respect, Compassion, Hope and Courage. We are driven by our vision of “a life well lived” – for our customers and each other.

Apply to volunteer with Juniper

There are all sorts of volunteering opportunities at Juniper. With a variety of locations across Western Australia, there may just be a site near you!

You can apply today by hitting the Apply Now button. To learn more about how to volunteer at Juniper, chat with our Juniper Volunteer Coordinator:

Email: volunteering@juniper.org.au

Phone: (08) 9240 0313

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“I wanted to serve others in a way that felt meaningful, and make genuine human connections with people I might not usually meet on a daily basis. I also wanted to contribute to the older adult community that has done so much for me.”

JESSICA
Juniper Ella Williams Companion Volunteer

“I just get so much personal satisfaction from volunteering. There is something so rewarding about it and it makes me feel so fulfilled knowing that I can help others. When you volunteer, you’re not just helping residents you’re also helping the staff so they can do more activities with the residents.”

ROSARIO
Juniper Hayloft Companion Volunteer

“For me, volunteering is more about the companionship, as there are a lot of lonely people out there and it’s nice to be able to help provide support. “When you volunteer, you don’t do it for the recognition. You do it because you want to make a difference in peoples’ lives.”

TONI
Juniper Riverslea Companion Volunteer

“I love driving the bus and taking residents on outings. It helps them stay connected to their local community and they get out and about. I see how much it means to them to get out and about and feel the breeze on their face and the sun on their skin.”

MARK
Juniper Riverslea Volunteer Bus Driver

Why volunteer with Juniper?

Fill your cup

Volunteering is a rewarding experience that can give you a sense of purpose and fulfillment in life.

Give back to others

The time you contribute as a volunteer can help enrich the lives of older people.

Do it on your own terms

Whether you can spare a few hours, a couple of days a week, or once a month, you choose when and how often you can volunteer.

Connect with others

Make new friends and foster meaningful relationships.

Bring your skills

Whether you’re retired, studying or working, we love it when our volunteers bring their skills, knowledge and experience to our community.

Where can I volunteer?

Did you know Juniper is the largest not-for-profit provider of Residential Aged Care in Western Australia? We have 11 Retirement Living Villages across Western Australia. Our fast-growing Home and Community Care team enable older people to live independently in their own homes. There are many locations where you can volunteer! Find one near you.

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Juniper Waratah Lodge Residential Aged Care Home, Wagin

Walking into Juniper Waratah Lodge Residential Aged Care Home, you immediately feel the homely atmosphere and community feel.

6 Arnott StreetWagin

Colour someone's day as a Juniper volunteer

At Juniper, volunteers are the heart and soul of our community.

Apply to volunteer with Juniper

“I wanted to serve others in a way that felt meaningful, and make genuine human connections with people I might not usually meet on a daily basis. I also wanted to contribute to the older adult community that has done so much for me.”

“For me, volunteering is more about the companionship, as there are a lot of lonely people out there and it’s nice to be able to help provide support. “When you volunteer, you don’t do it for the recognition. You do it because you want to make a difference in peoples’ lives.”

“I love driving the bus and taking residents on outings. It helps them stay connected to their local community and they get out and about. I see how much it means to them to get out and about and feel the breeze on their face and the sun on their skin.”