The Wanaka Community Hub is a spacious, beautifully designed building that house a number of permanent and part - time tenants from a range of organisations. These include Community Networks, Presbyterian Support and other social service and support organisations in addition to community groups, clubs, art and social groups.
There are meeting rooms and large spaces that can be booked out for events and functions and it is hoped that in the first year of opening everyone in Wanaka will pass through it's doors. It is a hub for everyone in the community.
Core values at the heart of this initiative are:
Integrity: Stakeholders will trust WCH to be accountable and to live its values, and pursue its mission and vision in everything it does.
Inclusiveness: WCH will thrive with the diversity of individuals, groups, ages, cultures, abilities, who connect and feel acceptance there: locals and tourists alike.
Innovation: WCH will be a flexible, beautiful, inviting facility that supports sustainable, caring and creative futures within Upper Clutha.
Financial Sustainability: WCH will seek to at least match income to expenditure and once established operate at a small profit. The facility will be cost effective for users.
Volunteers are being sought to join the board of trustees for Wanaka Community Hub. You will be joining existing volunteers who have been involved in the trust for some time, getting the hub from concept to where it is now and they are seeking community minded people to join the trust and take the hub to its next exciting stage.
The board jointly oversee:
We hope volunteer trustees will gain satisfaction from joining the Wanaka Community Hub at a very exciting time. Ten years in the planning the hub volunteers have the opportunity to gain huge satisfaction from their involvement in taking the hub to the next stage of becoming established in the community.
In addition to sharing your skills there is the opportunity to further develop skills in a range of areas and gain deeper knowledge of the organisations and groups that come together to make this community strong and connected.
We are looking for individuals with a passion for their community, someone who embraces diversity and with skills in some of the following areas:
Volunteers should also be personable, good listeners and have great communication skills.
Trustees meet once a month in addition to sub groups meeting more frequently as and when needed.
The first step is to express your interest by filling out the form below. We will then put you in touch directly with the organisation for more information on the role and how to proceed.
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Committee & Board