Volunteer FAQ's

Volunteer commitments vary depending on the role. Opportunities range from one-off events to regular weekly volunteering. We appreciate any time you can give.

No. Most volunteer roles do not require previous experience. We provide the information, training, and support you need to get started.

Yes. All volunteers receive an orientation and any role-specific training required to help them feel confident and supported.

Many volunteer roles offer flexibility, and we will do our best to find a role that fits your availability.

Yes, we require a MOJ check. Police Vetting applies for those involving contact with patients, families, or vulnerable people. We will let you know if this applies.

Please let your manager know as soon as possible so alternative arrangements can be made.

Our Volunteer Services team provides ongoing support, guidance, and regular communication to ensure you feel valued and connected.

Volunteering is a rewarding way to give back to your community, meet new people, develop skills, and make a meaningful difference to patients and their families.

We will work with you to match your interests, skills, and availability with suitable volunteer opportunities.

We understand that personal circumstances can change. Please speak with your volunteer coordinator if you need to temporarily pause your volunteering.

Complete the online volunteer application form and a member of our Volunteer Services team will be in touch to discuss available opportunities and next steps.

https://seekvolunteer.co.nz/volunteering-organisations/474/t%C5%8Dtara-hospice

Our Volunteer Services team is happy to help with any questions about volunteering or the application process.