Found 147 volunteer opportunities in Dunedin Central, Otago and the surrounding areas

• Volunteer at weekly 5km parkrun events in New Zealand
• Roles open to individuals from four years old and above
• No training required, various roles available, flexible commitment

• Assist with merchandising, customer interaction, and creating displays
• Opportunity to learn new skills and meet amazing people
• Support Red Cross' work helping vulnerable communities locally and abroad

• Join young adults with intellectual disability in group activities
• Build trust, listen, encourage strengths, and support independence
• Suitable for patient, consistent individuals comfortable in group settings

• Deliver hot meals and provide companionship to those in need
• Pick up meals at 11:30 am, deliver, and return bins
• Friendly volunteers with own car and valid driver's license

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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• Responsible adults spend 2-3 hours weekly with young buddy
• Ages 20 and above, trained, supervised, and supported
• Enrich children's lives with friendship, fun, and positive values

• Volunteer as role model, sharing career journey with students
• Participate in school events, inspiring young people about opportunities
• Flexible commitment, online or in-person events, training resources provided

• Volunteer to provide full skin checks in communities
• Utilize dermatoscopy training for early detection of skin cancers
• Contribute a few hours to 2 days when skin screening bus is in your area

• Recruit and support high school advocates for mental health
• Start L2S club or letter-exchange event at school
• No prior experience needed, full support and resources provided

• Experience in governance and interest in arts and youth arts
• Attend 4 meetings per year, online or in-person
• Commitment involves few hours, no training required

• Provide companionship and support to reduce social isolation
• Matched with older adults based on interests and personality
• Volunteer for about an hour weekly for at least 12 months

• Coordinate events with local disability providers for nationwide expansion
• Assist in marketing, attend events, and network for new members
• Flexible hours, positive social skills, and effective management required

• Coordinate events and gatherings in various regions
• Collaborate with local disability providers and assist with marketing
• Flexible hours, positive social skills, and effective management required

• Contribute financial expertise to support long-term sustainability
• Provide strategic financial guidance and oversight for the Trust
• Understanding of governance and commitment to Trust's vision

• Create engaging content showcasing SVA's impact and people
• Utilize storytelling, social media, and video creation skills
• Gain hands-on experience in communications and marketing