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PwC OnBoard connects our Alumni Network and our people to board and advisory roles with not-for-profits (NFPs). As the only board placement program supporting NFPs in corporate Australia, we bridge the gap between the corporate and the NFP sector; between our people and their communities.
Open to a broad range of professionals, we connect you to causes you’re passionate about so you can help drive social change across Australia. This is your opportunity to leverage your professional skills and make a positive impact in the community. In turn, NFPs gain access to your time, talent and networks.
Open roles
View a selection of live opportunities below. Contact Shae Kuipers for queries, or to explore other opportunities.
- Critical Path
- Rights Information and Advocacy Centre Incorporated (RIAC)
- Australian Alliance for Perinatal Mental Health
- Southern Disability Advocacy
- Moonah House - Mornington Peninsula Women’s Shelter
Critical Path
Role: Treasurer
Location: National (Sydney preference)
Time commitment: Critical Path holds quarterly meetings annually, currently on Monday evenings from 5.30pm, either on site or remotely. The AGM usually precedes the April meeting on the same evening. In addition, members attend one annual planning day, preferably on site and in person. Occasional input or special meetings may be added in consultation with staff and members.
Overview: Critical Path is Australia’s leading centre for choreographic enquiry, research and development. Their mission is to nurture and support independent Australian choreographers to push the boundaries of existing contemporary practice.
Skills: Critical Path are seeking someone with qualifications and/or experience in:
- Bookkeeping and/or auditing
- Interest in the arts
- Understanding and/or willingness to learn about compliance in the not-for-profit sector
Closing date: 18 May 2026
Rights Information and Advocacy Centre Incorporated (RIAC)
Role: Board Director
Location: National (Regional Victoria highly regarded)
Time commitment: Time commitment is approx. 4 hours per month. There are 4-6 weekly Board meetings (2.5 hours) and a 6 weekly Committee meeting (ie, Finance Ctee, Governance Ctee, Strategy Ctee - 1.5 hours). Note: Board meetings are conducted online, except for two 'one day' Board meetings which are held twice a year in Victoria.
Overview: Rights Information and Advocacy Centre (RIAC) is a not-for-profit organisation that builds the capacity and wellbeing of individuals, families, carers and communities through advocacy and support services.
Skills: Seeking applicants with expertise in law, compliance, governance, regulatory frameworks and your alignment with our values: Respect, Independence, Action, Collaboration.
Closing date: ASAP
Australian Alliance for Perinatal Mental Health
Role: Treasurer
Location: National
Time commitment: The board is currently being established, but it's likely that monthly board meetings will be held in the foreseeable future.
Overview: The Australian Alliance for Perinatal Mental Health was formed in October 2024 with the aim of bringing together like-minded organisations from around Australia all advocating for large scale change in perinatal mental health. The purpose of AAPMH is advocacy for much improved services for perinatal and infant mental health in Australia, by ensuring that a community level there is much better knowledge of the impact of parental mental health on all family members at the time of family formation/infant birth, and therefore the necessity of dramatically improving services at all levels of severity, primary, secondary and tertiary.
Skills: Seeking applicants with financial acumen and an experience or interest in start-up organisations.
Closing date: ASAP
Southern Disability Advocacy
Role: Treasurer
Location: Melbourne (ideally living on the Mornington Peninsula or in the City of Casey)
Time commitment: 1 x hour Board meetings are normally held online on the second Tuesday of February, April, June, August and October.
Overview: Southern Disability Advocacy is a disability advocacy agency funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing as part of the National Disability Advocacy Program.
Skills: Seeking candidates with
- previous not-for-profit experience
- accounting qualifications
- identifying as a person with disability
- ideally living on the Mornington Peninsula or in the City of Casey
Closing date: ASAP
Moonah House - Mornington Peninsula Women’s Shelter
Role: Treasurer
Location: Melbourne / Mornington Peninsula
Time commitment:
- An initial three-year term
- Board meetings (February-December): 6 weekly x 90mins
- Finance Audit & Risk Committee: monthly meetings x 90mins
- Attendance at other committee meetings from time to time to provide financial advice relative to that committee's work, (ad hoc, not a regular requirement)
- Ad hoc attendance at community events and meetings to represent the Board either in Melbourne or on the Mornington Peninsula.
Overview: The organisation was established in 2024 with a Board of Non-Executive Directors whose purpose is to create a crisis shelter for women and their children experiencing homelessness or escaping domestic and family violence on the Mornington Peninsula. With the goal to open in 2026, Moonah House will be the first community-led crisis accommodation shelter for women and their children on the Mornington Peninsula. Moonah House will provide nurturing accommodation, counselling, life skills training and community support to help women rebuild their lives.
Skills:
- CA or CPA qualified
- Background in finance, accounting, or bookkeeping, with experience in budgeting, financial reporting, and compliance
- Strong understanding of accounting principles and financial management in a not-forprofit setting
- Familiarity with non-profit governance and compliance requirements
- High level of integrity, attention to detail, and organisational skills
- Proficiency with accounting software (Xero) and spreadsheets
- Strong communication skills, and the ability to explain
Closing date: 30 June 2026
Want to find out more or register your interest?
Contact PwC OnBoard Program Lead, Shae Kuipers.
Live your purpose and expand your skillset
Nancy Mendez, PwC Alumnus & Member of the Board of Governance,
BrainSTEM Limited
“PwC OnBoard is a unique opportunity to commence or extend your Board career. For me, it was an opportunity to live my purpose and passion. I have leveraged my skills, experience and network working in the software tech industry over 25 years to deliver real impact.”
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