Taskforce Kiwi has run our inaugural induction course, Day One, bringing together volunteers from across Aotearoa. Covering who we are, what we do, and how we do it, it's the baseline for those wanting to volunteer. More sessions coming, sign up below: lnkd.in/gpAwSeQk

Over the next four days, TFK will be announcing our new Board members, all of who bring a huge amount of experience from the defence, emergency management and business worlds. This experience will be invaluable as we develop TFK over the coming weeks and months. Stay tuned!

Hear from one of Taskforce Kiwi's volunteers, Caleb Moar, as he chats about why he joined, what he gets out of volunteering, and his experiences on our recent flood relief deployment to NSW. Want to get stuck in? Head along to our website to sign up.

Meet Jenny Calder, Taskforce Kiwi volunteer, NZDF veteran, and emergency management professional. Hear Jenny talks about her reasons for joining TFK, her recent deployment, and the positive impact the experience has had on her professional role. #tfkiwi #tfk #getinvolved

Taskforce Kiwi is currently recruiting for a number of volunteer leadership roles, including our National Operations Manager. To find out more about this role, and the other positions we're recruiting for, head along to our vacancies page: taskforcekiwi.org/vacancies

Taskforce Kiwi is currently recruiting for a number of volunteer leadership roles, including our National Training Manager. To find out more about this role, and the other positions we're recruiting for, head along to our vacancies page: taskforcekiwi.org/vacancies

Keen for a challenge? Taskforce Kiwi is currently recruiting volunteers for our Remote Impact Assessment Team, who will be our first boots on the ground collecting the intelligence needed for successful disaster response, relief and recovery operations. taskforcekiwi.org/vacancies

Today is International Volunteers Day, and at Taskforce Kiwi we want to recognise all those around the world who give up their own time to help others, including one of our own, NZDF veteran Alistair Richardson.

Taskforce Kiwi is proud to partner with D4H as a member of their Volunteer Grant Program. D4H provides software for emergency response, personnel management, equipment management and incident reporting. Check out their website to learn more: d4h.com

Taskforce Kiwi is currently monitoring the impacts of Cyclone Hale across the east coast of the North Island, reaching out to determine whether we can provide assistance to local authorities and communities as damage is assessed.