A Mentor is an adult "buddy" who acts as a role model for a young person, providing friendship, guidance and encouragement. This relationship helps the young person to build social connection, life skills, and a hopeful view of the future.
If you are passionate about working with young people, want to make a diffe...
If you are passionate about working with young people, want to make a diffe...
This organisation is based in Lower Hutt. They are looking for support with...
This role is based in Lower Hutt. This organisation is seeking some experie...
We're looking for a mentor to pass on their love of gardening with children in schools.
We’re seeking trustees to work with our whanau team in your area of capability. You need to be creative and supportive of new projects. Te Whakaritorito provides free training with positive feedback enabling you to improve your contribution in unique ways. The positions are voluntary and you are required to attend a minimum of 6 hui per year.
Are you skilled with Adobe Creative? Use your eye for design and your writi...
This role is based in the Hutt Valley. Working alongside the participant in...
This role is based in the Hutt Valley. Support this Hutt Valley organisatio...
Are you patient, positive and encouraging? Are you good at helping others ...
If you’re looking to make a difference then we’re looking for you to help the next generation succeed in the primary sector. This is your chance to give back to your community by taking a trainee under your wing and helping them with their studies in the agriculture, horticulture, seafood, equine, sports turf and food processing sectors. As a mentor you don’t need to be a grammar or maths expert, the most important skill is empathy and the most important contribution is time.
Help and support others to deliver amazing opportunities for girls and young women.
Big Brother/Big Sister Mentors are positive role models who offer support, friendship and fun. By giving a small amount of your time, you can make a big difference in the life of a young person. One Hour. Once a Week. One Life.
Be part of a community panel that provides advice to adult offenders.
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