📞 Call: 027 254 1721 📧 Email: info@endowarriorsaotearoa.com Registered Charity CC60609

Current Roles with EWA
I want to be honest.
There is currently one of me doing what probably looks like three to four full time roles at Endo Warriors Aotearoa, while also managing my own endometriosis.
To keep this mahi sustainable and continue growing without falling behind, I need support with some of the smaller but time consuming tasks.
This work matters. Our community matters. But it should not sit on one pair of shoulders.
If you have the time, energy, or skills to contribute, even in a small way, it can make a real difference.
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Website Support – Uploading Shared Stories
We are looking for someone to help upload shared endometriosis stories to our website blog. This role can be done from anywhere in Aotearoa.
You would need to commit approximately 2 to 3 hours per month.
Experience is great but not essential. If you are willing to learn, I can show you how to do everything step by step.
Event Support – Wellington & Surrounding Areas
If you are based in Wellington or surrounding areas, I need practical support at events.
I am looking for 2 to 4 people to help with:
• Event set up and pack down
• Volunteer coordination
• Photography at events
• Registration desk support
Having extra hands at events makes a huge difference to how sustainable this work is.
Grant Research & Writing Support
I currently do all of our grant research and grant writing myself. To continue growing sustainably, I am looking for 1 to 2 people to support in this area.
This role can be based anywhere in Aotearoa.
Experience is preferred, but I am happy to train someone who is willing to commit approximately 2.5 hours per month.
Grant funding directly impacts our ability to deliver workshops, distribute TENS machines, and continue advocacy work. This support would have a real, measurable impact.
If you have capacity and want to be part of meaningful, practical change, we would love to hear from you. Please email us.
Sometimes community care means stepping forward to help carry the weight.