Did you see our National Volunteer Week campaign?
Last week was Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week. Here’s what you may have missed during the week...
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Show your support this National Volunteer Week
We’re halfway through Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week.
Celebrating our volunteers
This week is Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu National Volunteer Week
Helping communities see a fire before it starts, this winter
Our winter fire safety campaign ‘See a fire before it starts’ aims to get those at risk to better identify fire hazards.
‘How to survive a housefire’ campaign back on air
From 24 March through to end of May 2025, the ‘How to survive a housefire’ campaign is back on air.
New wildfire campaign prompts Kiwis to ‘Spot the Signs, Stop Wildfire’
Designed to become the new long-term wildfire prevention and readiness messaging platform, it encourages the public, especially land managers, and international and domestic tourists, to learn how to spot potential fire danger.
2024-25 Wildfire readiness and prevention campaign kicks off
With 97% of Aotearoa New Zealand’s wildfires caused by people, it is crucial that we continue to focus our wildfire campaign on preventing wildfires and increasing our communities’ readiness not only during the summer season but also in spring, and into early autumn.
How to survive a house fire campaign back on air
From 16 September through to end of October, the ‘How to survive a housefire’ campaign is back on air.
New campaign to recognise Proud Employers
Our latest campaign creatively shows our volunteers in their operational gear at their place of work. It conveys how our volunteers are willing to rush off to serve their communities during their work day and that for them and their employers, volunteering is 'all in a day's work'.
Helping communities see a fire before it starts, this winter
Our winter fire safety campaign ‘See a fire before it starts’ will aim to get those at risk to better identify fire risks when using heaters, fireplaces and dryers, and to be safer when using them.