Current Positions

Explore the volunteer opportunities below and find a role that’s right for you. From helping the environment to supporting your community, there’s something for everyone. Check out the roles and get involved!

PS: Job hunting while volunteering? Just let the organisation know. They'll understand – and it helps them place you in a role that's more flexible or easier to cover if you get work. That way, you can still help out without stress, they can plan ahead, and they'll really appreciate your honesty.
Current volunteer positions
Kirikiriroa & St Peter’s Scout Group

Scout Section Kaiarahi (Leader) – Hamilton

Kirikiriroa & St Peter’s Scout Group is looking to appoint a female Kaiarahi (leader) to support female Scouts by training as a New Zealand Outdoor Instructors’ Association Bush Leader with Overnight Endorsement.
Youth & Children Evenings/Weekends
Waikato Ethnic Family Services Trust

Music Tutor (Guitar & African Drum) – Hamilton

WEFST is looking for a talented and enthusiastic Music Tutor (Volunteer) to provide guitar and African drumming lessons to community members. This role is ideal for someone passionate about music and teaching.
Music & Entertainment Both/Flexible
The NZ Howard League for Penal Reform

1:1 Literacy Tutor – Te Kauwhata

We're looking for a passionate Literacy Tutor to provide one-on-one tutoring to adult learners in the criminal justice system who are eager to improve their reading and writing skills.
Tutoring Working Hours
Age Concern Taupō

Exercise Group Leader – Taupo

Join us as an Exercise Group Leader and help older adults stay active, independent, and mobile—make a real difference in their lives!
Sports Working Hours
Freedom Philosophy Society

Tutors / Assistants (Auckland & Waikato)

As an Assistant/Tutor you will help present Freedom Philosophy courses in Auckland prisons. A primary role is to present the material in a way that helps the students to engage, question and understand it - and encourage them to apply the teachings.
Social Support Working Hours