This is an exciting opportunity for those with HR experience and students wanting to get some HR experience to be part of an organization dedicated to helping refugees integrate successfully into the community.
Help make Morrinsville safer by becoming an extra pair of "eyes and ears" for New Zealand Police, helping to prevent crime and reduce harm in your community.
We’re looking for a volunteer with fibreglass repair skills to help fix two playground slides so they’re safe for our tamariki. Flexible timing, & you’re welcome to view the slides before committing. Your mahi will support our nurturing, childcare centre.
Hang out with a young member with low vision in Cambridge! Go for bike rides, try hobbies, play D&D, or just chat. Flexible, short-term, and a fun way to meet someone new and explore the town.
Support a young member with vision and hearing loss on their regular walks. Enjoy fresh air, good conversation, and companionship. Flexible schedule, ideally long-term, perfect for volunteers who love walking and sharing their time outdoors.
Love Te Awamutu? Share it! Guide a young man with low vision on a few short walks around town, pointing out your favourite routes and hidden spots. Flexible and short-term—ideal for locals with local knowledge.
Support a newly arrived Refugee Family on their journey to independence.
Wondernauts needs a volunteer with mechanical or electrical know-how to help repair a Wagner F230 Airless Sprayer. Flexible timing, work when it suits you. Your support will help us complete a centre painting project and benefit our tamariki.
Drive a heritage train through stunning farmland and over scenic bridges with Goldfields Railway in Waihi! Join a passionate team delivering memorable rail experiences to locals and visitors — full training provided, no experience needed.
Love people and railways? Volunteer as a Train Guard with Goldfields Railway and help create unforgettable journeys for passengers from all over the world — all while soaking in stunning views through the Waihi countryside.
