Kia ora, welcome to Volunteering Northland
Help a small team restoring the coastal podocarp-broadleaf native forest at Tamaterau Reserve in Whangarei Heads. Huge progress has been made over the last 8 years so come and revel in the regenerating bush while contributing to its continuing survival.
Immerse yourself in pots and soil, alongside our friendly plant nursery team, growing and selling plants to benefit our rider's wellbeing with Equine Therapy!
If you are confident around both horses and disabled people - then give us a call! The job will be leading horses and side walking with our riders during sessions. Interested volunteers can do courses run by NZRDA and gain NZQU qualifications.
Hands-on people, farmers, builders or just an all round jack of all trades - This is for you!! We have a list of small (and large) Maintenance jobs that you can pick and choose to suit your skills/time/experience.
We don’t need people who know it all, just people who know how to find it all :) We are looking for information search experts who are willing and able to support people with their appointments at other (Government) agencies.
We are looking for people to join our large team of dedicated volunteers in our reception role, who enjoy engaging with the public, like keeping a tidy and proud work space, and enjoy being part of a team.
Are you a keen crafter? We are looking for anyone who is keen on sewing to make crafts for the ‘Handmade in Mangawhai’ shop. We have materials ready to go, so if this is something you might like to do then we would love to hear from you!
FASHION LOVERS - If you have an eye for style and colours or you generally like shopping, please get in touch with us !! It's all about helping Northland women and men get employed and it starts with appropriate attire.
Are you passionate about helping other in our Community? Become a member of our CAB team! The bureau is looking for a diverse range of volunteers.
Join our committee and help us to provide information, education and support for people with MS and their families, encouraging a proactive approach to managing this disease.
