Waverley fire brigade wahine leaders make history
The Waverley Volunteer Fire Brigade is the first brigade in Taranaki history to have two women leaders.
The Waverley Volunteer Fire Brigade is the first brigade in Taranaki history to have two women leaders.
It’s designed to provide volunteers and those who support them with practical and easy-to-use resources for a range of different community engagements.
Peter Pehi, Rural Controller and wife Heni Butler, Senior Firefighter, both with the Waimarino Volunteer Fire Brigade, were recognised for their dedicated service to the community at an honours night in Ohakune.
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'.
We appreciate the hard work and dedication of our volunteers. To acknowledge this, we offer an annual reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses.
We're coming to the end of Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week. Test your knowledge and take our quiz today.
We’re halfway through Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week. There’s still time to take part and show your support! Check out how we're recognising our incredible volunteers.
We’re looking to introduce some changes to better support our Volunteer Brigade Leaders and we welcome your feedback on these proposals.
We've developed new signs for organisations employing Fire and Emergency volunteers to let their customers know when their employees attend a call.
We appreciate the hard work and dedication of our volunteers. To acknowledge this, we offer an annual reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses. Earlier this year we increased the amount to account for recent increases to the cost of living.