Use your marketing, PR and sponsorship skills to support Be Heard’s focus on tamariki wellbeing, providing free counselling and group wellbeing programmes.
Would you like to make a big difference to someone with an intellectual disability? Dunedin Friend-Link supports people with intellectual/learning disabilities to participate, contribute and belong to the Dunedin community.
Support whānau in a safe house and wider community by helping sort and organise essential donations. Just a few hours each week can make a meaningful difference behind the scenes at Ōtepoti Dunedin Whānau Refuge.
Offer calm, compassionate support to women and children as they enter safe house crisis accommodation, walking alongside them at a critical moment with the team of Ōtepoti Dunedin Whānau Refuge.
Are you community-minded and passionate about inclusion? Bring your strategic insights to a local governance committee. This is your chance to shape the future of belonging in Queenstown Lakes, strengthen cultural diversity, and make a meaningful impact.
If you love horses and want those with a disability/special needs or challenges to thrive, then Dunedin Riding for the Disabled is looking for people like you to be their Horse Care Assistants! Come join the team and make a difference!
As a Riding Session Volunteer you will be working with some lovely horses while helping people with a disability, special needs or challenges, thrive in the community! Come and help the team provide therapeutic horse riding that promotes wellbeing!
Are you a lawn and maintenance champ? Help keep the Dunedin Riding for the Disabled property looking tidy, beautiful, safe and welcoming for visitors!
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.
Do you like reading the morning paper? 📰 Blind Low Vision NZ needs someone to read and record news articles and family notices from the local paper onto a phone line for people with vision impairment to listen to. All from the comfort of home!