Do you enjoy music and movement activities with young children? Help create a fun, welcoming space where families can connect while children explore music, movement, and play in a safe and supportive environment.
ParaFed Otago is seeking a motivated and organised individual to join their team as Secretary. They are a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting people with physical disabilities to participate in sport and active recreation across Otago.
Be a friendly and encouraging presence at mealtimes while supporting residents' wellbeing and independence. Help create a positive dining experience and meaningful social connections within an aged care home.
Do you love balancing budgets and working with Excel spreadsheets? Blind Low Vision needs someone with these skills to support their Community Support Group and volunteer base.
Every drive makes a world of difference. Join the Cancer Society’s team of Volunteer Drivers and provide a friendly face, a listening ear, and safe transport for people in the Otago Central Lakes region travelling to cancer treatment.
By volunteering with CanShop, you’ll be helping to fund essential cancer research and support to those in the community affected by cancer. Help turn quality secondhand finds into support for Cancer Society Otago Central Lakes.
Provide on-snow support for people with various physical, cognitive and sensory abilities at Cardrona Alpine Resort. This is a highly rewarding role with opportunities to meet a range of amazing individuals and families.
Help former refugees settle and feel at home here in Invercargill. As a Pathways to Settlement Programme support person you can assist families to start again!
Enjoy the outdoors with a group of people dedicated to keeping Dunedin walking tracks well maintained for easy access and enjoyment for all. All skill and experience levels welcome!
Are you interested in providing girls and young women opportunities to build resilience, confidence, and a strong sense of identity? GirlGuiding are looking for someone with ‘a bit of oomph’, a creative mind, and a willingness to develop their own skills