Volunteers wanted.
Train Engineers wanted. Rail enthusiats wanted.
Do you have a couple of hours spare and looking for something interesting to do?
No matter what your skill we will welcome your contribution.We are looking for :
- Weekend miniature train Drivers
- Three people to share the mowing of the park grounds ( Once a month)
- People to help in the shop in the weekends on a roster basis.
- People who love tinkering in Workshops-jobs small and also some not so small. If you love mechanical things!!!!
- Some one with a water blaster
- People interested in restoring our Heritage items or Shunter locomotive and an old jigger or three
For any of these please phone Rodney or Rodney M or Jim R on 07 357 5484 or email admin@rotoruarail.co.nz.
Equipment donations to the Trust are welcome too.
Sponsorship
It is great to be able to thank our contributing sponsors of the Rotorua Ngongotaha Rail Trust. With their financial/in kind contribuitions we continue to bring benefits back to the community. We encourage you to support them as they support us.
- Urbo Homes living in style ph 07 345 7761
- Andy's Marquee & Party Hire ph 07 348 3400 www.andyshire.co.nz
- Farquhar Accountants Ltd ph 07 346 0490
- BOC ph 0800 111 333
- Trade Education ph 07 357 4803
- Four Square at Ngongotaha ph 07 357 4475
Is yours to be the next name on on list of Sponsors and be advertised on this website? If you pay for your sign we can, by arrangement and your supervision,put one up at Park for you as we are very visible on the busy Ngongotaha Rd.
If you would like to sponsor any part of the operations,up coming projects,newsletter, website costs please contact 07 357 5484 or email admin@rotoruarail.co.nz.
Thanks must also go to the Community Work Scheme through the Department of Corrections. The Rotorua Ngongotaha Rail Trust has been the recipient over the years of hundreds of hours of supervised labour. The aim of the community work is for offenders to pay something back to the community for the offence thay have committed. It also gives the offenders to take responsibility for their offending and learn new skills and work habits.Community work can be in a group or it can be on individual basis through placement at an agency. The Trust has had both.Some show interest in mechanical things and trains whilst working at the Trust Park.
