Volunteer as an Event Leader - GirlGuiding New Zealand

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Our volunteer Event Leaders come from a wide range of places, ages, and backgrounds.

They all share a desire to use their skills and passion to give back to their community and help build happy, confident and resilient young women.

That’s what we’re all about!

When you volunteer to be an Event Leader you’ll get:

All the training and resources you need (no experience required!)
Full ongoing support from our local and national teams
Flexibility to choose the events you want to be involved with
Choice of the age group(s) of girls you work with

From a personal perspective, you’ll also get:

Lasting connections with other Leaders locally and around NZ
Opportunities to build on your leadership skills
Valuable experience within the non-profit sector
The knowledge you’re making a real, tangible impact on girls’ lives!

Enquire about being an Event Leader!

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