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Summer Volunteering in Auckland: Opportunities and Benefits for the Holiday Season
Volunteering during the summer holidays offers numerous benefits, both for individuals and the community.
Speech: The State and Future of Volunteering in Aotearoa New Zealand
Speech by Cheryll Martin QSO, at the English Language Partners North Shore UN International Volunteer Day 2024 event
A Heartfelt Thank You to Auckland’s Volunteers: The Unsung Heroes of Our Community
To every volunteer in Auckland, thank you. Thank you for your time, your dedication, and your unwavering commitment to making our city a wonderful pla...
Recognising Volunteers: Ensuring a Positive Experience and Sustaining Motivation
Volunteers are invaluable assets to community organisations, and recognising their efforts is crucial to keeping them motivated and engaged.
Volunteers doing the mahi to restore and enhance the natural habitat in Hobsonville Point
Teams of volunteers ensures Hobsonville's habitat is thriving
Creating Inclusive Volunteer Opportunities in Community Organisations
Practical ideas to develop volunteer programmes that reflect the full diversity of communities and maximize the positive impact of volunteering
Dove volunteers make phenomenal hospice and wellness services possible
Dove Hospice are the winners of the Volunteering Auckland 2024 Love Award for outstanding Volunteer Programme
Spotlight on Sam Booth: An outstanding leader of volunteers
Honouring Sam Booth - the very deserving recipient of Volunteering Auckland's ultimate honour: Leader of Volunteer engagement
Measuring the Impact of Volunteering: A New Focus for New Zealand Companies
Doing good is good for business and New Zealand Companies are leading the way by demonstrating that volunteering is not just a nice-to-have.
Putting the future normal of volunteering into practice
As we celebrate our annual LoVE Awards – honouring amazing Leaders of Volunteer Engagement and outstanding volunteer programmes – we asked the Clare N...
Volunteer Stories
Volunteering in Auckland
Documentary showcasing volunteers telling their own stories.