Help new English speakers build confidence by volunteering with 10 Minute English! We're looking for friendly, patient people to chat with learners for just 10 minutes a day.
As a Student Interviewer, you will be the first point of contact for new students joining our literacy programme.
Help patients, whānau and visitors feel welcome and confident as they navigate the new Outpatient Building at Dunedin Hospital. Join the Front of House team, meet people from across our community and make a difference with every interaction.
Be at the heart of the Big Heart Appeal! Volunteer Area Coordinators play a key role in the Heart Foundation’s biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting street collectors and overseeing one or more collection sites to help ensure everything runs smoothly
Join CanBead and give people experiencing disability, illness, trauma or loss a time of distraction and fun within a creative environment! Support CanBead Tutors to teach attendees bead-craft skills at their CanBead workshops!
Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of young women? Do you have a genuine interest in growing and developing other leaders? If this sounds like you, please keep on reading!
Use your financial expertise to make a meaningful difference for people living with dementia and their whānau through strategic governance, financial oversight, and long-term sustainability planning.
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.
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!
Use your financial skills to help support families experiencing the loss of a baby. This role helps ensure vital care packages, support services, and community initiatives can continue reaching families across Aotearoa now and into the future.