Kia ora, welcome to Volunteering Northland
Te Manawaroa Ambulance Officers will play a crucial role in a mana māori motuhake (by Māori for Māori) approach to strengthening connections with Māori communities with a focus on tāngata whenua.
There are 42 fire-stations around Northland depending on volunteers. Almost anybody can join a Brigade! Operational firefighters are the front-line members of the Brigade, assisted by the operational support they respond to emergencies.
42 fire stations around Northland depending on volunteers!! Almost anybody can join a Brigade, male or female, young or old. The Operational support members assist the operational Firefighters on the ground, by carrying out tasks that are non-hazardous
Did you know that there are 42 firestations around Northland depending on volunteers? Almost anybody can join a Brigade! Young or old, those looking for adventure or those just wanting to contribute to their community.
Qualified members of the Kerikeri Community Patrol Inc. work in pairs throughout the Bay of Islands. In close cooperation with Police, patrols are usually conducted in a motor vehicle but may also be on foot.
Support us in keeping our community safe! You will be the eyes and ears for the police on random days and evenings, by observing and reporting back.
Are you ready to jump into the water? Join our Coastguards in the Ruawai-Paparoa-Tinopai area.
How does being part of a friendly and meaningful team sound to you? Far North Search and Rescue are looking for volunteers who can be on call 24/7 and offer their specialist search and rescue skills free to the public. A range of training is provided.
An interesting and exciting opportunity. Volunteers are required to keep an eye on the bank of screens and liaise directly with Community Patrol, City Safe and the Police. Meet new people, enhance your CV, and so much more!
