We are a charity who donates birthday cakes to children in the Waikato going through a hardship. We are looking for a person/people to create our social media content.
Join English Language Partners as a Home Tutor and make a difference in the Waikato community. Through our training program, you'll learn how to provide free English lessons to former refugees and migrants, helping them navigate daily life in New Zealand
Join Urban Miners, a volunteer-powered e-waste service, to help local businesses in the Waipā District recycle responsibly. Connect with managers, conduct simple audits, provide quotes, and be part of a flexible, community-driven team making a real impact
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.
Got a green thumb or just love pottering in the garden? Freeman’s Court in Te Awamutu needs you! Help with garden care a few hours a day or 1–2 days a week. No lawn mowing, just good vibes.
We’re looking for a creative and versatile volunteer Graphic Designer to help define the visual identity of our groundbreaking event launching in Hamilton in 2026!
Calling all Te Awamutu locals! If you live in TA or close by & want to help out in your community, our Red Cross Shop needs you. Flexible shifts, fun tasks, new skills, and a chance to join a friendly team.
Join the planning team for “A Night to Raise an Outrageous Fortune”, Brain Tumour Support NZ’s annual fundraising event in May 2026. We’re seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help plan, organise, and deliver this fun, community-driven event.
Are you fluent in English & know the Waikato well? We'd love for you join our small 3 person dream team to bring rescued pianos to life. Bring your expertise to the role, to connect with schools & help inspire creativity & music in the community.
If you understand life and its challenges, join the caring Community Support Interviewer team at CAB Te Awamutu. Your calm presence and compassion will help build a stronger community where whānau feel heard, supported, and valued.
