Young Humanitarians Coordinator Waiheke Island

Role Description We need volunteers to work with our team and agencies in the community to schedule workshops and liaise with volunteers on Waiheke Island in Auckland. You will be able to volunteer remotely or in-person.

Young Humanitarians | Karawhiua! aims to improve lives by inspiring rangatahi | young people to act on the humanitarian issues they care about through volunteering. The programme consists of six modules on topics like climate change, nuclear war, inclusion, and migration and are linked to local volunteering opportunities.

Your tasks

Coordinators are responsible for organising volunteers, creating volunteer rosters and coordinating volunteer tasks to make workshops and community-based action possible.
Finding local volunteering opportunities.
Organising course catering and workshop materials.
Coordinating transport (if needed).
Providing feedback after the programme is delivered.

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Suitable for

Young Adults, 18 - 24, Younger volunteers, under 18

Commitment

Regular - less than 6 months

Training

You'll receive all the training and guidance you need to make sure the programme is successful. Our team will provide you with resources, provide local connections and help you understand your tasks.

Time required

Dedicate three to four hours of your time per week. Be flexible shifts vary from week to week.

Requirements

NZ Police Vetting

Volunteer requirements: You'll need to: • Dedicate three to four hours of your time per week. • Be flexible – shifts could vary from week to week. • Be organised, care about sustainability, have initiative and good communication skills. • Pass a police vetting check - support services (child/youth) Health, Safety and Wellbeing: You'll need to follow our Health, Safety and Wellbeing policies and procedures, which will be advised during training. As a volunteer with the New Zealand Red Cross, you'll have access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) if you need support with your wellbeing. Applying: When you apply, you’ll need to provide the details of two referees that we can contact. For example, they could be your employer, professor, friend, or someone who knows you well. Your referees can’t be related to you or part of your extended family, nor be your partner or spouse, nor live at the same address as you.

Young Humanitarians Coordinator Waiheke Island

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