Kia ora, welcome to Volunteering Northland
Nau mai haere mai. Te Houtaewa Māori Charitable Trust seeks a motivated and culturally sensitive volunteer to join our team as a Virtual Administrator.
It is all about doing the right choices!! Our vision is to empower young people to make positive choices for themselves and their community. We are seeking volunteers to join our team on our branch management committee.
Circus Fan? Circus Kumarani is a community-based organization using circus, creativity and social arts to promote wellness and build connections. We are seeking new board members!
Circus lovers required! Kumarani is a community-based organization using circus, creativity and social arts to promote wellness and build connections. We are looking for people to support our presence at events by supervising the community circus spaces.
Handy Man? The Print Trust is wishing for someone to join our thriving print community to assist in some small project-based work.
Join our Great Kiwi Carbon Challenge, and become a CO2 (carbon dioxide) and CH4 (methane) data researcher. Carbon Neutral New Zealand Trust (CNNZ) is a citizen-based, bottom-up community initiative aimed at addressing climate change.
Join our Great Kiwi Carbon Challenge and become a green job researcher. Carbon Neutral New Zealand Trust (CNNZ) is a national “umbrella” organisation for citizen-based, bottom-up community initiatives aimed at addressing climate change at the local level.
Do you want to take action against climate change, but don't quite know how, or you don't have much time on your hands? Become an ambassador for us and engage others in supporting the cause while you go about your daily life!
Do you want to be part of our team, co-designing and driving positive change? We are looking for Trustees for the Life Education Trust and would especially welcome a youth trustee.
Living in KeriKeri and caring about the potential of this beautiful town? We believe in the power of communities to create positive change at a grassroots level. Join us to show the beauty of Kerikeri.
