Volunteering on Waiheke
Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, develop new skills and be part of our community.
Check out volunteering opportunities below.
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Citizens Advice Bureau
Community minded people who can commit to 3 hours per week to provide help and support to those that need it. To find out about volunteering with CAB click on the link below.
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Reach Out Waiheke
Multiple volunteer roles with a community connection / mental health focus.
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Waiheke Resources Trust
Multiple volunteer roles with an environmental focus.
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Red Cross Waiheke Branch
Currently looking for volunteers for the Red Cross op shop and Meals on Wheels.
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Friends of the Street
Volunteers needed to pick up any high school aged kids who need to get home. Working in pairs, a driver and a navigator run the service between 10pm and 2am every Friday and Saturday Night
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WISCA
Roles available in OP shop , caring for the shelter animals , fostering and fundraising events.
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Friends of McKenzie Reserve
Focus on McKenzie Reserve's environmental potential . Need volunteers for working bees and pest control.
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Home Grown Waiheke Trust
Supporting community gardens and food resilience initiatives
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Waiheke Hospice
Volunteer roles in supporting the incurably ill , fundraising, grants, bequests and donations.
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People’s Health Alliance Waiheke
We host a weekly Community Wellness Hub every Wednesday at Ostend Hall from 10.30 am to 2.30 pm, where a dedicated team of practitioners, receptionists and supporters all volunteer their time to make holistic health and wellbeing accessible and affordable for everyone in our community.
We are currently looking for one or two volunteer receptionists to become part of our warm, heart-centred team.
This role is ideal for someone who has a little extra time on their hands and would enjoy giving back to the community in a meaningful way.
Full training and ongoing support are provided.
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Waiheke Primary School's Garden to Table programme
Looking for volunteers for the Garden to Table programme, which teaches tamariki to grow, harvest, prepare and share delicious, nutritious fresh kai. A lovely way for volunteers to fill their own cup by supporting children to learn important life skills.