Volunteering in the NZ Curriculum
From Extracurricular to Essential: Volunteering Gets a Place in the National Curriculum
From Extracurricular to Essential: Volunteering Gets a Place in the National Curriculum
Welcoming the Next Generation of Volunteers Young people bring energy, creativity, fresh ideas and new perspectives that can strengthen your organisation and the communities you support. They volunteer for many…
Being able to spend time with one another, connect and feel that we belong, is vital for our mental and emotional health. It is a two-way street, we need to…
For people who are new to Aotearoa New Zealand, volunteering can be a great way to meet people, build confidence and feel part of the community.
This Shocktober we’re on a mission to provide CPR & AED awareness training to as many people as we can. 3 Steps for Life is free training designed to give you the confidence to take action if someone suffers a cardiac arrest. Join us for a session in your community.
Got a smartphone or tablet that’s driving you crazy? Good news – help has arrived at Richmond, Motueka and Tākaka Libraries. For the next 10 weeks, friendly Digi-Coaches will be on hand to solve your digital headaches. Look out for the bright blue vests and Digi-Coach flag. For more Information https://www.tasmanlibraries.govt.nz/about-us/services/digital-and-learning/digi-coaches/
Tasman Bay Guardians is looking for volunteers for the upcoming snorkelling season! Join us in the moana, helping at school snorkel deliveries and community events. Volunteers need water confidence, fitness, and will undergo a police check. Freshwater work opportunities are also available.
Nature's Effusion explores the natural transition of Peri-Post Menopause. Our chat group is for women only, and each month a different aspect of the menopause journey is discussed. Come and contribute to the discussions or simply come to listen, whether you are 35 or 75 your experiences and insights are valuable to your menopause sisters.
Join us at an intimate gathering where four musicians from different cultural traditions meet for the first time to create improvised music together.
Sit in stillness as sitar, voice, and tabla carry you gently into the day with Indian morning ragas, a warm and quiet musical experience.