Volunteering in our community
There are many opportunities for people to volunteer in Upper Hutt including schools, community groups, organisations and businesses. Each will have their own screening, interview and application process.
If you would like to volunteer your time, skills or services to a specific group it is usually best to call them directly and talk to them about their volunteer needs, criteria and expectations.
If you are looking for a volunteer opportunity but you aren’t quite sure what you would like to do or what volunteer opportunities exist in Upper Hutt or the Hutt Valley then contacting Volunteer Wellington is a good place to start.
To find out more about volunteering opportunities in Upper Hutt and the Hutt Valley contact Volunteer Hutt, a branch of Volunteer Wellington directly.
Volunteer Wellington - Te Puna Tautoko |
Volunteer Wellington is a community organisation based in Wellington with branches in Lower Hutt and Porirua that refers volunteers to a diverse range of voluntary roles with their 400+ community member organisations. They also provide advice and training on the management of volunteers.
Volunteer Wellington’s referral service is free. They have a range of roles available such as administration, writing, tutoring, entertaining, fundraising, environmental, social media, database and web design, driving, shop assistant, caregiving and many more.
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National Volunteer Week and Cheers to our Volunteers |
National Volunteer Week is held in June each year. It is New Zealand’s largest celebration of volunteering and civic participation, with events held across the country to recognise the contribution made by volunteers in Aotearoa.
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Volunteer with Keep NZ Beautiful |
Would you like to organise a clean-up event with your whanau, school, neighbourhood, workmates or sports club?
Keep New Zealand Beautiful (KBNZ) has kits available, to help community groups with their clean-ups.
The kits include gloves, rubbish bags, recycling bags and lots of handy information on running your event including a guide to health and safety.
Register to volunteer and receive your free clean-up kit at knzb.org.nz/get-involved/volunteer/
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