Found 416 Community Services volunteer opportunities in New Zealand

• Provide companionship to individuals with disabilities in Upper Hutt
• Engage in various activities like walks, coffee outings, and games
• Flexible time commitment, full orientation provided for volunteers

• Provide empathetic listening support on 24-hour helpline
• Long-term commitment with 5-week training program and ongoing support
• Discuss sensitive topics like suicide; potential to take calls from home

• Provide support and activities in music, art, or sport
• Flexible time commitment with orientation provided
• Work with community agency in Lower Hutt area

• Volunteer for day & night patrols in Lower Hutt
• Receive full 'On-Patrol' training and police vetting
• Join safe, friendly volunteer environment with fully equipped vehicle

• Assist with meal service and engaging activities for members
• Create a homely environment and provide practical support
• Training provided on dementia care and center orientation

• Transport members to and from club daily
• Morning and afternoon shifts, petrol voucher provided
• Supporting individuals with mild dementia and related diseases

• Enhance quality of life for isolated older people
• Attend support group meetings and keep in touch with coordinator
• Training provided in volunteer's home for two hours

• Deliver meals to Hutt Valley community on assigned runs
• Urgent need for Wainui run; back up drivers required
• Reimbursement provided monthly based on number of runs/meals

• Support individuals in finding suitable volunteering opportunities
• Guide individuals through website and non-profit sector knowledge
• Training provided; knowledge of Nelson and Tasman non-profits preferred

• Deliver and collect electric beds for patients in Hastings/Napier
• Physically fit for lifting 30kg bed parts, work in pairs
• Volunteer on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday mornings for 6+ months

• Skilled in DIY with own tools for small projects
• Physically capable for manual work, attention to detail required
• Ability to work independently, maintain confidentiality, and show empathy

• Drive and maintain vehicles, including cleaning interiors and trims
• Report damages or repairs needed, follow vehicle checklist
• Flexible weekend shifts, training provided, commitment to regular work

• Drive truck for item collection and delivery in specified areas
• Physically able to lift heavy items; clean driver's license
• Training provided; commitment to regular work for over 6 months

Summary This role is for those people who are passionate about helping people and making a difference in the community. You will provide free confidential information and advice on a wide range of issues about people's rights under the law and their options for resolving their issues.

Purpose of the Role An Accredited Volunteer Bureau Interviewer (Bureau Interviewer) implements the aims of the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) by interviewing clients using the CAB SERVICE model.

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• Support community by volunteering in friendly retail environment
• Tasks include customer service, cash handling, and visual merchandising
• No retail experience required, training provided; must be 18+