Provide friendship to a person with an intellectual disability! The friendship is online and is flexible, you can fit it into your normal daily routine, and you can do it from your own home.
Give back to your community and inspire the next generation by sharing your career with young people. Take part in fun and inspiring events hosted by local schools - when, and as often as you like.
If organising, events, people and planning spins your wheels, why not share those skills and help raise money for a cause that gives life changing support to people affected by MC in your local community.
Are you keen to support local theatre? Otago Southland Theatre Awards are seeking a Treasurer to support the committee in recognising excellence in theatre.
Community Facilitators lead workshops for refugee and migrant women and children, focusing on topics like family violence and cultural diversity, while providing support and empowering clients to thrive.
Play a key role in providing awareness and connection with community organisations and rural groups to ensure no one goes hungry or unnourished.
Join a dynamic board of trustees who lead the 'home of inspiring environmental change through the arts, and a hub for artists looking to share their creativity with a wider community'.
Use your social media and computer skills to keep the Lake Hawea community up to date with Community Centre activities and information across social media platforms.
Help out in an emergency
1 in 10 Kiwis struggles with literacy — your mission is to help make sure they know RYALT are here to help. As an Ambassador, you will be the driving force behind building awareness of their free reading and writing coaching in your local community.