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Championing Volunteering for Impact
The future of volunteering is shaped by leaders who champion growth, learning, and connection.
Making Volunteering Count: An Investment Worth Making
When we invest in volunteering, we’re not just supporting helpers — we’re building stronger, more connected, more resilient communities.
Volunteers at the Heart of Disaster Risk Reduction
Volunteers are the backbone of Auckland’s disaster resilience. Learn how you can prepare, support, and get involved this #IDDR2025
Volunteering and Mental Wellbeing: Strengthening Ourselves and Our Communities
Mental Health Awareness Week reminds us that wellbeing is not something we achieve alone—it grows through relationships, purpose, and kindness.
Celebrating Older Persons Day – Honouring the Value of Volunteering by and for Older People
Older volunteers bring wisdom, skills, and heart to our communities. And volunteering, in turn, offers connection, wellbeing, and purpose.
Communicating with Volunteer Applicants: How to Say “No” with Care
Learn how to say “no” to volunteer applicants with empathy—protecting relationships, reputation, and future opportunities through clear communication.
Why Responding to Volunteer Enquiries Quickly Matters
Promptly responding to volunteer enquiries builds trust, sustains enthusiasm, and protects reputation—turning interest into lasting community commitme...
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori: Honouring Volunteering Through Te Reo, Whakataukī, Karakia and Waiata
This Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, let’s encourage volunteers and community groups to integrate te reo, whakataukī, and karakia into their mahi.
Growing the giving generation: Supporting children aged 5–12 into volunteering
Volunteering isn't just something children do. It's something they become.
Guardians of Our Future: The Role of Volunteering in Conservation
Aotearoa New Zealand is world-renowned for its unique natural environment – from ancient kauri forests and rugged coastlines to wetlands, volcanic lan...
Volunteer Stories
Saving lives on the water
I moved back to Auckland after 10 years away. I've always done some sort of volunteer work...this time I decided to try something different