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Volunteers are always welcome and appreciated at The Leprosy Mission.
Give your time and make a difference!
Volunteers are always welcome and appreciated at the Leprosy Mission New Zealand. As a volunteer you can contribute to the success of our campaigns, events and administration work - and you can have fun too!
There are many skills that are of great benefit to our work:
- Administration skills
- Promotional and public speaking skills
- Event organising skills
- Website skills
If you are an Auckland-based supporter you can:
- Assist with our annual street appeal
- Assist in our Auckland office - we always need help opening and preparing mail
- Help us with large-scale mailings
- Raise awareness and funds for our vital work in your community
- Help coordinate and promote our events such as Running 4 Rights
If you live elsewhere in New Zealand you can:
- Raise awareness and funds for our vital work in your community
- Help coordinate and promote our events such as Running 4 Rights
Contact us now for more information or call freephone 0800 862 873. We would love to talk to you about how you can help.
Get Involved
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Youth Advocate Scholarship
Each year, we choose a group of enthusiastic young people to become advocates for the vital work we do with leprosy-affected individuals and their families. -
Running Events
Join our team and take part in the Auckland Marathon 2017! Whatever your level of fitness there is something for you. -
Join our running team
Become a member of the Leprosy Mission's Running 4 Rights team and help transform lives of people affected by leprosy! -
Supporter Tour
Join the Leprosy Mission supporter tour this year, come and see for yourself how people are cured and lives are changed. -
Moneybox
Moneyboxes are for everyone! You can have a moneybox at home, or take one to your school, church or workplace. -
Prayer Support
The founder of the Leprosy Mission, Wellesley Bailey, spoke of the organisation as being 'born and cradled in prayer'. We believe this statement still holds true. -
World Leprosy Day
On the last Sunday of January, people all around the world celebrate World Leprosy Day. -
Employment
As long as leprosy afflicts individuals and communities, we are committed to doing all we can to break its power and impact.
