Help our riders saddle up for fun and growth through therapy horse riding! Your support will boost their confidence, strength, and self-esteem, all while they have a blast and learn new skills.
Join Waikato Equitherapy as a Dustbuster! Help vacuum, dust, & mop the admin block & club rooms, keeping the Centre tidy and welcoming. A simple, flexible role that’s part of the environment – no heavy commitment, just helping our little community shine.
If you love being around horses, their smell, their presence, or just horses in general, this role could be for you! Join Waikato Equitherapy as a Horse Care & Riding Assistant, grooming & preparing therapy horses for lessons in a hands-on, outdoor role
Join Waikato Equitherapy as a volunteer Grounds Person. Help maintain a safe, welcoming space for riders with special needs, keeping the Centre beautiful and functional. Enjoy outdoor work while supporting a team that helps riders grow in confidence.
YWCA Waikato, a charitable organisation supporting young Waikato women to live lives they value, is seeking one or two Board members.
Join us as a Literacy Ambassador in Paeroa and support people in your community to access free reading and writing help. It’s a flexible role for people who enjoy connecting with others and supporting your local community.
Play an active role in your Otorohanga community by supporting adults and teens to access free reading and writing support. As a Community Ambassador, you’ll raise awareness, build community connections, and promote access to literacy assistance.
Support a newly arrived Refugee Family on their journey to independence.
Do you have the space in your heart and home to care for rangatahi and make a difference in their life? Join the Kia Puāwai whānau by becoming a caregiver – this is a hugely rewarding role!
Join our team as a Visitor Experience Host! Help welcome visitors, share fun facts, answer questions, and assist with admissions or the gift shop. Shifts are once a week or fortnight, weekdays or weekends, Your time will help keep history alive!