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Trust members and staff assisting with restoration
Volunteers make a critical contribution to many community organisations, civic services and events. The time, energy and skills they donate help make Wellington the special city it is. Anyone with a little time and energy to give can become a volunteer. Opportunities exist across many fields and in a range of roles. Volunteer Wellington is Wellington’s volunteering focal point, however you can also volunteer through the Council. Volunteer Benefits
Volunteering Opportunities at CouncilWellington Emergency Management Office (WEMO) – provide training for volunteers with the Rural Fire Service, Civil Defence Centres, and the Urban Search and Rescue team. Parks, Gardens and Reserves – volunteers interested in the environment do a range of essential tasks in Council gardens and reserves. Activities include gardening, promotional and tour guide work and track building. The following Council areas accept volunteers:
 Zoo VolunteersWellington Zoo offers volunteering opportunities for people interested in wildlife and conservation, and able to commit to at least two days per month. Zoo volunteers gain an insight into conservation and education, and work with a wide range of people. There are indoor and outdoor possibilities, and full training is given. The zoo is run by the Wellington Zoo Trust. For more information on zoo volunteering, contact the zoo's Volunteer Coordinator: Gemma Stewart
Volunteer WellingtonVolunteer Wellington is Wellington’s local volunteer hub, and is affiliated with the national volunteering organisation, Volunteering New Zealand. It acts like an employment agency, matching people with volunteer vacancies that suit their abilities and choices. Volunteer Wellington works with over 300 community-based and non-profit organisations, coordinating recruitment, referrals and training initiatives. Related Links
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