in the Auckland region to those that
can’t get to the supermarket
Mira
Meet Mira, an inspirational volunteer, serving her community for over 5 years
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Deillion
Meet Deillion; one of our most passionate volunteers
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Maddie
Knitting for tech help trade-off!
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Manlok
Manlok’s volunteering efforts are impacting girls across the world
Read StoryThe SVA App
We’re excited to announce that we now have a custom-built SVA App, to better enable our volunteers across Aotearoa to get out there to make a difference!
The app is available on both iOS and Android, is free to use, and we’re rolling out new and updated features across the course of 2021.
Download it today on your favourite device!
SVA Annual Report2020
SVA Annual Report 2020
In 2020, the Student Volunteer Army has seen many successes. We put together a grocery service in response to COVID-19 and saw 1000s of volunteers help those in need more than themselves. In addition, the SVA has had another great year with our primary, secondary, and tertiary level initiatives.
If you would like to see last years report, click on the link below:
2019 Annual Report
Ten Years of SVA
We’re celebrating ten years of the SVA: we’ve spent a decade actively teaching volunteerism and project management in primary schools, secondary schools and supporting students at tertiary level to mobilise volunteers across New Zealand and be the change they wish to see in their communities.
To join us in acknowledging our origins (and to contribute your story) click below to learn more!
OurHero Partners
Special recognition to the following partners:
AUCKLAND COUNCIL
BDO ACCOUNTANTS
CANTERBURY DISTRICT
CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT
FOUNDATION NORTH
HEALTH BOARD
MINISTRY OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
REDSEED
SALTWORKS
SCHOOL KIT
SKINNY
ST JOHN
TRUST WAIKATO
CARERS NEW ZEALAND
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL
GRANTS BOARD
LOTTERY COMMUNITY
OTAGO COMMUNITY TRUST
RÄ€TÄ€ FOUNDATION
RYMAN HEALTHCARE
SIMPLICITY
TAVENDALE AND PARTNERS
TAX MANAGEMENT NZ
UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY
Z ENERGY