Found 416 Community Services volunteer opportunities in New Zealand

• Various volunteer roles available in community charitable trust
• Roles in data entry, social media, fundraising, environment
• Training provided; flexible hours and remote work options available

• Conduct regular patrols, report incidents, assist community members
• Develop communication, observation, and community engagement skills
• Minimum age 18, police vetting clearance, commitment to community values

• Support community initiatives through retail store operations
• Engage in customer service, cash handling, and visual merchandising
• 4-hour weekly commitment, no prior retail experience required

We are looking for someone to assist in running a variety of difference sporting codes for young people aged between 5 and 12 years old. Our mission is to inspire hope through the vehicle of sport and dance. We are all about building life changing connection and we have a few hours available across

• Volunteer drivers needed for community rides in Te Puke
• Provide friendly and reliable transportation for community members
• Operate Monday-Friday, flexible shifts between 9am-4pm

• Volunteer to drive Motueka youth to NMIT Nelson Campus
• No special licenses needed; all vehicle expenses covered
• Support community well-being, social connection, and environmental health

• Maintain community gardens for fresh produce and sustainability
• Work with volunteers in planting, weeding, and harvesting activities
• No prior gardening experience required, training provided by team

• Support creative therapy workshops for individuals facing challenges
• Assist CanBead Tutor with beading craft and workshop setup
• Volunteer role with flexible time commitment and crafting experience preferred

• Transport clients to medical appointments with excellent customer service
• Requires full NZ Drivers Licence, physical fitness, and commitment
• Volunteer role providing training, uniform, and St John membership

• Transport clients to medical appointments in a volunteer role
• Requirements include full NZ Drivers Licence and physical fitness
• Commit to one shift per week or fortnight, provide excellent service

• Maintain accurate financial records and assist with bookkeeping
• Support bank reconciliations, financial reporting, and record management
• Flexible part-time hours, hybrid working options, gain practical experience

• Support NTCTT operations with administrative tasks and project coordination
• Gain practical experience in administration and project support
• Flexible part-time role with training provided; enhance CV with certificate

• Provide geospatial mapping and policy analysis supporting Māori land management
• Requires advanced GIS expertise and knowledge of Māori land law
• Flexible volunteer role strengthening Indigenous data sovereignty and environmental stewardship

• Research and write grant applications to secure Trust funding
• Requires three years grant writing experience and Kaupapa Māori understanding
• Support programmes through successful funding proposals and stakeholder relationship building

• Provide specialist advice on Tikanga Māori and customary law principles
• Support governance decisions, policy development, and legal submissions with tikanga
• Flexible pro bono commitment requiring deep knowledge of Māori lore