FreeForAll are looking for a dedicated volunteer repairer to assist with minor repairs and refurbishments of furniture and second-hand goods. This role is ideal for individuals with basic repair skills who want to contribute to a sustainable cause and make a positive impact on the community.

Perform minor repairs on furniture such as fixing loose joints, re-gluing, sanding, and touching up paint or finishes. Repair small appliances, electronics, or second-hand goods as needed.

Put together kitset furniture and other household items to ensure all the parts are there Track and report on repairs completed and items ready for sale or donation.

At Free for all store we are passionate about sustainability and making a positive impact on the environment and our community. By providing second-hand clothes and bric a brac at affordable prices, we help reduce waste and promote conscious consumerism. We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our team and help with sorting donated clothing and providing exceptional customer service in our shop. We are seeking reliable and friendly volunteers to assist with sorting donations and providing support in our retail space. Sort through donated clothing items, ensuring they undamaged, and appropriate for sale. Categorising Ensure that items are neatly folded, hung, and arranged for presentation on the sales floor. Help with organising and maintaining the back stock of donated items.

Are you a warm and welcoming person who loves connecting with others and sharing parenting experiences? Join Whanau Awhina Plunket as a Plunket in the Neighbourhood (PIN) Group Facilitator and become a key member of our supportive Community Services team. In this role, you'll help create lasting connections among parents of babies up to six months old, offering support, understanding, and encouragement as they navigate the early stages of parenthood. From setting up cozy meeting spaces to leading engaging discussions on essential topics like sleep, feeding, and safety, your friendly presence will make every parent feel valued and included. If you're ready to make a meaningful impact in the lives of fellow parents and their precious pepi, join us as a PIN Group Facilitator and be part of something truly special.

Our vision is New Zealanders from refugee backgrounds participating fully in life in Aotearoa New Zealand. And to do that we need your help. We're looking for patient, confident drivers to teach former refugees how to drive in Lower Hutt. If you are patient and friendly, loves to drive and enjoys meeting people from around the world this role is for you. This organisation needs volunteer driving mentors who are over 21 yrs and have held their full licence for 2 yrs or more.

The volunteer will support HCC Pou Tiaki staff who run the Community Library. Duties include shelving, tidying, interacting with library customers, particularly children, and other library-based duties as required.

GirlGuiding New Zealand is all about empowering women of all ages to develop confidence, leadership and to be capable members of society. This means going outdoors, adventuring around the local area and learning new things by getting stuck in. We are particularly looking for people who are keen to work with our Guides (9-12 1/2 year olds) and Rangers (12- 17 yrs old). You will help them obtain their Aoraki & Queens Guide Awards - giving them adventures and experiences through their teenage years.

Meet like-minded friendly people and volunteer in a beautiful op shop, raising money for HUHA to continue our work with animals in need. Together we can save lives.

Ready to make a difference and have fun doing it? Join our team as a Volunteer Bureau Interviewer! As a valued member of our team, you'll connect with clients through phone, in person, and online channels, using our trusted service model to provide essential support. Your role? It's all about listening to client stories with empathy, conducting engaging interviews, and using our resources to empower clients with personalised solutions. From helping with forms and advocacy to offering quick tips, you'll be pivotal in guiding individuals through challenges and connecting them with vital resources. If you're passionate about making an impact and enjoy working in a supportive environment, apply today and start your rewarding journey with us! (6-12 month commitment appreciated)

Are you passionate about bridging communication barriers and making a positive impact in your community? We're looking for dedicated individuals fluent in sign language to join our team of volunteers! As a sign language volunteer, you'll play a vital role in ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for members of our community.

Anyone who enjoys working on a building site interior and is willing to learn. Young people especially welcome. May involve handling materials like Gib Board, plaster and Insulation, some outdoor labour like digging trenches, laying paving. Will be supervised by an experienced and qualified person.. This work is helping to provide an access point to a major historical taonga, The Christ Church Taita, a landmark in the History of European settlement in NZ, including school students and visitors to the historic Church, which was built over 160 years ago, and the oldest church in Wellington This is a non-for-profit undertaking supported by many individuals and businesses as well as Hutt City Council and the Lotteries Heritage Fund .

Shakti provides services for refugee and migrant women who have suffered from domestic violence. We help them to recover from the abuse and to learn how to live independently in NZ. SDETAT (Sustainable Development Education and Training Advisory Trust) is a part of Shakti that aims to make women aware of domestic violence, and to empower the women and to educate them on their rights so they can adjust to NZ society. We are looking for women to provide childcare for our clients while they are studying at our courses. The courses are every Tuesday from 10am to 12pm at Petone Community House in Lower Hutt. There are only a few children, and you will be taking care of them while their mothers study in the room next door. The course is in progress. The next class is Tuesday 13th February 2024.

The Gym buddy role involves providing support and assistance to an individual who has a brain injury and uses a wheelchair. As a gym buddy, you will be responsible for ensuring that the individual feels comfortable, motivated, and encouraged to achieve their fitness goals. Your role is essential in promoting inclusion and accessibility in the gym environment.

As a classroom volunteer, you'll be supporting adult learners from former refugee and migrant backgrounds as they build their confidence in English and settle into their new community. Guided by the teacher, you may support learners one-on-one or in small groups, assist with classroom activities or take part in local outings. The teacher will always be in the room with you for guidance and support.

KiwiClass is a not-for-profit organisation that provides multicultural support services through education and employment pathways for former refugees and migrants whose first language is not English.

This is a rewarding role where your kindness, patience, and encouragement can make a real difference in someone's life.

We would like someone to join our committee for general help at our flower shows. Help set up and pack away Show equipment. Help on the front entry desk taking the show entry fee. Prize Cards and Certificates Write up the prize cards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd for each adult class for judging. Also ensure that the prize cards go onto the display tables as soon as possible. Work with President and Event Manager to ensure that certificates are available for prize-winners and children's entries into junior plant classes. Ensure that a gift voucher is available for winners of the junior plant classes. Moera Hall for the committee Meetings. The Lower Hutt Event Center and Walter Nash Center for the Flower Shows.

Hutt Valley Horticultural Society are looking for a General Secretary to be responsible for:

Te Omanga Hospice Shop

Our Heart - We believe that hospice care should be available to anyone who needs it, helping people make the most of every moment, in whatever way works for them.

The Role - We are needing volunteers for various shifts in our Wainuiomata shop.

Times and Days - A variety of shifts available to suit.

• Ph: 04 974 8121 or
• Email volunteers@teomanga.org.nz

Assisting volunteers participate in client interviews. They are responsible for: High quality note taking. Client notes are quality assessed so it is important that notes are clear and accurate. Under the supervision of lawyers, they look up relevant statutes, gather resources and do any research that is required. Under the supervision of lawyers, they may draft letters and make to do lists for clients Completing all administration tasks associated with client files. This may include photocopying, scanning and double checking all forms are complete.

To volunteer for any of our free legal advice services you need to have completed all of your compulsory 200 level papers (or equivalent at another law school in New Zealand or overseas):

The Petone Community House is committed to serving the Petone community and we want great people to join our current great team. Do you want to: Remain active and involved in the community? Help us build a strong, diverse representation? Donate your time and talent? We meet 6 to 12 times a year and our meetings are: Interesting Productive Fun and Rewarding Coming from our local community, you'll be valued, appreciated, and respected. If you're looking for a fulfilling way to serve your community, we'd love to hear from you!

Unleash your creativity and make a difference! We're looking for a woodworking whiz to join our team at MenzShed Naenae on Thursdays between 9:30 am and 11:30 am. Work alongside our staff and share your skills and passion for woodworking with and individuals with intellectual disabilities, and help us create simple yet amazing projects together! At Thumbs Up, we believe everyone deserves to actively engage in their community, fostering participation, contribution, and meaningful relationships, and with your help, we can make that happen! If you love working with wood and want to help others thrive, apply now to join our woodworking team and make a real impact!

The Road Forward Trust has been operating since August 2015. We are a member of the National Body Tautoko Tane Aotearoa. Our mission is to empower survivors of sexual harm through free community-based peer support, education and training resources for individuals and their whanau. We are looking to welcome two new board members to our governance team to guide, sustain and grow the organisation.