Current Positions

Marlborough Emergency Response Team (NZ-RT20) Quartermaster

The Marlborough Emergency Response Team (NZ-RT20) requires well-maintained equipment to support its work in the Marlborough community and beyond. This role helps keep our equipment checked, maintained, organised, safe and ready for training and response.

Branch President

We are seeking a volunteer Branch President for our Marlborough Branch to help deliver humanitarian impact in your community. A Marlborough resident with leadership experience is preferred.

Big Heart Appeal Area Coordinator

The Heart Foundation is looking for big-hearted people who enjoy organising events and managing people! The Big Heart Appeal team will support you and will provide everything you will need for a successful collection dates are 26-27 February 2027.

Disaster welfare support volunteer

We're urgently looking for highly committed, multi-skilled volunteers for our Disaster Welfare and Support Team in Blenheim. Support your community before and during an emergency. Join your local Disaster Welfare and Support Team (DWST).

Remote/Online Literacy Coach

Volunteer literacy coach supporting adults and youth 1:1 via video conference. No formal teaching experience required. Full training and ongoing support provided.

Trustee

Our Charitable Trust lacks governance and needs more Trustees with experience in area's of accounting & finance, computer skills, event management, public relations, human resources, experience or knowledge of Charitable Trusts, Law back ground ect...

Support Volunteer - Migrants

Many migrants want to volunteer to meet people, practise English, gain local experience, and contribute to their new community but language barriers, unfamiliar systems, and confidence can make taking that first step hard.

Support Volunteer - Health Conditions & Disabilities

Volunteering should be for everyone, but people living with a disability, long-term health condition, or mental ill-health can face extra barriers when trying to step into a volunteer role. A Support Volunteer can help!

Coffee Group Organiser

Organizing a small monthly coffee group for Blind Low Vision members in Picton

Home Visiting Support

Volunteer home visitors are people who want to support other families in their community. They have experience raising children and managing a household and have practical skills and knowledge about a range of day to day activities.