How it Works
Find an Opportunity
Browse through a variety of volunteer opportunities listed by our network of community organisations.
Express Your Interest
Express interest in up to 3 opportunities and the organisation(s) that listed them will reach out.
Start Volunteering
Enjoy the rewarding experience of seeing your time and passion create real, lasting change.
Search for Opportunities
Not sure where to start with volunteering?
We're here to help
Book an in-person appointment with one of our friendly Volunteer Opportunity Advisors. They can guide you through finding the volunteer opportunity that best suits you.
Use our booking system to come and see someone in our Wellington office. For Hutt and Porirua, please email or call.
Your shortlist
Lead communications and promotion across social media and local channels for the Upper Hutt Repair Cafe, about 10 hours monthly.
780
Brand Designer
Help shape the visual identity of a growing events space — flexible, remote, project-based.
Review Bhakti Lounge's 11-page website for spelling, grammar, and copy errors — flexible, remote, self-paced.
Become a Vietnamese Language Tutor with VietKidsNZ, supporting children to build fluency and stay connected to their language and culture — every second Sunday, 9:30–10:30am.
786
Swimming Coach
Coach the Special Olympics Swimming programme at Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre, supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities. Weekly on Sunday afternoons.
790
Store Supervisor
Supervise Free For All's new off-premises store in Gracefield, helping build a team of volunteers and develop the facility to feed into the main Petone retail operation.
Help organise and run BLVNZ's monthly Youth Group activities for members aged 13–25, from planning through to the day itself.
Blind Low Vision NZ provides emotional and practical support so that people who are blind, deafblind, or have low vision can keep working and living independently. Members rely on volunteers for assistance with setting up their Adaptive Technology (Alexas, Daisy Players, etc.) and accessing the BLVNZ Accessible Library.
Blind Low Vision NZ provides emotional and practical support so that people who are blind, deafblind, or have low vision can keep working and living independently. Members rely on volunteers for assistance with setting up their Adaptive Technology (Alexas, Daisy Players, etc.) and accessing the BLVNZ Accessible Library.
Join our weekly Men's Group at Longview Home, chatting with residents and helping create a warm, social afternoon.