Volunteer Leaders - Girl Guiding Programs at Carterton

Volunteer Leaders – Girl Guiding Programs at Carterton Become a GirlGuiding Leader – Carterton GirlGuiding is all about empowering young people to develop confidence, leadership, and life skills. That means heading outdoors, adventuring locally, learning new things, and having fun by getting stuck in. We’re looking for volunteer leaders in the Carterton community to support the next generation through weekly activities, planning sessions, and occasional camps. As a Volunteer Leader, you will: Inspire and encourage tamariki to reach their potential and try new things Be hands‑on, enthusiastic, and patient Join a supportive team and be part of a worldwide movement Commit to weekly unit meetings during school terms, plus planning and occasional weekend events What we offer: Free training, including First Aid and outdoor skills Access to exclusive partner discounts Leadership experience and upskilling opportunities in a variety of areas A chance to make lifelong friendships and a lasting impact About GirlGuiding Sections GirlGuiding NZ offers a variety of sections to support young people at different stages of development. At this location, you will be working with: Brownies: 7–9.5 years old When you apply, we'll be in touch to discuss which section best suits your skills, interests and availability, as well as the needs of our local units. There is no cost to you to volunteer with GirlGuiding NZ. You’ll need to be 18 years or older for health and safety requirements. A driver’s licence is helpful, but not essential. Find out more: girlguidingnz.org.nz/volunteers Category Education & Training Commitment Regular - more than 6 months Type Of Work Arts, Craft & Photography,Childcare,Education & Training,Tutoring & Coaching, Time Required This role requires 2–3 hours per week during school terms to plan and run activities, plus occasional extra time (2–4 hours) for preparation or camps on weekends. Training We provide free training, which all volunteers complete as part of our programme, along with free First Aid courses and outdoor skills training offered periodically. #J-18808-Ljbffr