The Havelock North High School Foundation is a charitable table trust established to promote the development and growth ofthe school for advancement of current and future pupils of HNHS and for the community, drawing on the belief that a strong school equals a strong community. Contact foundation@hnhs.school.nz   

Arts Access Aotearoa is a national organisation working in partnership with others to increase artistic opportunities and access to the arts for our key stakeholders: people with intellectual and physical disabilities, disconnected youth, the elderly, mental health service users, prisoners, disadvantaged migrants and refugees.

Arts Waikato is the region's community arts trust, offering free advice, support and advocacy to the arts sector in the greater Waikato region. Their focus is community arts groups and the non-commercial arts sector aiming to encourage the development of arts and culture across the region and across all arts areas.

Auckland City Council provides various types of assistance to help ensure the needs of Auckland's diverse community groups are being met. This assistance includes grants and funding for the arts, community groups and projects within Auckland City Council boundaries.

BayTrust is the name of The Bay of Plenty Community Trust which makes grants to community groups serving the Bay, in order to help build, strengthen and enhance local Communities.

Have a look at the website of this organisation, they make a vital contribution in your local community.

We offer guidance and support to one parent families in the Waikato. Social work, counselling, advocacy, parenting education and support.

Phone 07 838 0572 or email bwaikato@ihug.co.nz

Support single parent families to gain independence in their daily lives. Children assisted to play sport, join community & cultural groups. Advocacy with other organisations, lawyers, court etc. Open 8.30am - 2pm every day expect stat. holidays. Birthday cards and Christmas presents. Contact Barbara Young, Manager or Paula Tooley, Fieldworker on 06 347 1770 or  birthrightwang@callplus.net.nz

Short term trips to third world poverty projects to build homes, schools and assist in orphanages. Individuals and groups are welcome. No prior building experience required. Contact Diana by email info@breakfreeexpeditions.com or phone 07 574 7214.

Breast Cancer Support Service Tauranga Trust provides one-on-one suport for women diagnosed with beast cancer and their families. Supoprt is from trained volunteers who have all experienced breast cancer. Other services include support groups, counselling, lymphoedema education, meditation group, library and resource facilities, and community education and awareness. Phone 07 571 3346 or email bcsstga@clear.net.nz

Buller REAP (Rural Education Activities Programmes) provides educational support and community development opportunities for the northern half of the West Coast (South Island). Programmmes include early childhood, youth schools, adult/community education, aged support/services. We are part of many networks across the West Coast and New Zealand so are able to offer a wide range of opportunities for the Buller Community. Contact Rachel Hill, ACE Admin, phone 03 789 7659 or email rachel@bullerreap.co.nz .     

Canterbury Playcentre Association is the umbrella organization for the 50 Playcentres in Canterbury.   The Association is responsible to provide support and ensure the proper running of affiliated centres. 

Playcentres provide quality early education to children 0-6 years old and NZQA recognised adult education programmes to parents and whanau.  Playcentres are also catalysers of community life, creating strong networks and relationships between families and integrating new families to the neighbourhood and the area.

Central King Country REAP offers support and information on Early Childhood and the compulsory schooling sector as well as informal education and support for adults and community groups in the Ruapehu District. Contact 07 896 8680 or dianneckcreap@xtra.co.nz

A sporting organisation whos aim is to provide greater opportunities for people in sport. Primary focus is softball but that is about to change to a multi-sport focus. For further information contact Mark Carter Ph: 06 843 9003 or 0275 663 625 or email mark.u19@xtra.co.nz

Centre 401 Trust is a mental health, self-help, peer support, recovery service that is consumer run. Peolpe who use our services are past or present users of Mental Health Services. We operate by self-referral. Services provided include: Peer Support, Supported Employment, Advocacy, Recovery Education, Mobile Peer Facilitation, Psycoffagee and Exit & Recovery Chats.    Phone 07 838 0199 for further information.

The Charities Commission is responsible for registering and monitoring charitable organisations in New Zealand, as well as providing advice and support about good governance and management.

Christchurch Community House is home to 50 Voluntary Organisations working together to build a stronger community.

Christchurch Community House provides Community groups working in the social services sector with affordable office space, meeting rooms and other shared resources so they can direct their limited funding into achieving their aims and objectives. We occupy the Ground, First, Second and Fifth floors of 141 Hereford Street and utilise the available space for the maximum advantage of tenants. Phone: 03 365 3139 or email reception@cch.org.nz     

Available for tutoring piping & drumming and available to play at community events, weddings etc.

City of Tauranga Pipe Band competes both locally and nationally. For more information contact Maureen Lewis 07 541-0532.   

Coastguard provides New Zealand's primary maritime search and rescue service. We operate from a network of four regions and 68 affiliated Units, located around the coastline and major lakes of New Zealand. Coastguard is a volunteer organisation with charitable status and has over 2,500 active Professional Volunteers who provide around 300,000 hours of their time each year to educate, protect and help save lives at sea.

For further information please contact:
Phil Pollero - Regional Manager
Coastguard Central Region
0274 778 193 or email philp.ccr@nzcoastguard.org.nz

Administered by the Department of Internal Affairs, this site has all sorts of information about running successful organisations. Pages include hot topics, case studies, noticeboards, how to guides and training information.

The Community Support Service supports the network of community groups in the Nelson region. CSS provides assistance, resources and referrals in training, funding, legal, mentoring, peer support, management and governance issues. CSS also coordinates the extensive Community and Whanau network.

DARE is a long established national provider of quality lifeskills programmes. Our programmes include 'DARE to Make a Choice' - delivered by Police, and 'DARE to Move On' and 'DARE to Be You'.

These programmes promote good decision making, healthy choices, responsible actions, and self esteem to youth in the community.

This is a great website which connects community groups with people who have things to donate. You can list what you're looking for, or browse what's on offer. There is now no joining fee which makes this site a great tool for community groups and well worth registering.

Eastbay REAP is a Rural Education Activities Programme based in the Eastern Bay of Plenty, established in 1981. We serve the geographical region extending from Ruatahuna to Matata and eastward to Cape Runaway. 

Eastbay REAP is an education focused community and social development organisation providing lifelong learning opportunities for the Eastern Bay of Plenty community across early childhood, school, tertiary and adult and community education sectors. 

Field Officers provide support and information on epilepsy to the individual, their family/whanau, schools, and places of employment, other health agencies or professionals.

Community awareness through speaking engagements in community groups and local branches offering various types of support and social groups.

Seizure management planning that provides strategies to help the person with epilepsy gain control of their seizures and build confidence. 

All services provided by Epilepsy New Zealand and its Field Officers may be accessed via our toll free number 0800 20 21 22. You can gain direct access to your local Waikato Branch via 07 838 1433. 

The Get Active Stay Active website and brouchure has all you need to know about programmes to start getting physical in Rotorua. Contact Kylie Lang 07 349 5141 Extn 8685 or 027 2498020 or email kylie.lang@rdc.govt.nz  

You may have heard of this site referred to as 'Fundview'. It is an information database listing funding schemes throughout New Zealand. There is a charge to browse the site from your home computer, although you can access it free from public sites all over the country.

See their website for details of public locations.

Gisborne Volunteer Centre is the first point of call for people wanting to volunteer and community organisations needing volunteers. The Centre provides a recruitment and referral service, workshops, support and promotion of volunteering. Contact Jane or Jenny on 06 868 4522 or email gisvolunteercentre@xtra.co.nz

Givealittle is an online community of giving. Register your organisation or community group projects and gather a network of supporters and givers! Givealittle members browse the site to find things they care about then give time, money or help you spread the word

Activities include martial arts, holiday programmes, hip hop classes, radio electronics, upright and active, playgroup, yoga and large enough facilities for hire at affordable prices.

Please contact: Glenview Community Centre, Cnr Glenview Tce and Tomin Rd, Glenview, Hamilton

Phone 07 843 2600. Fax 07 843 2692. Email glenviewcent@xtra.co.nz

GETS is a free service designed to promote open, fair competition in the New Zealand Government market.

All New Zealand public sector agencies, including local authorities, are encouraged to publish information on GETS.

Registration is free and allows you to download detailed information and documentation for current tenders and offers and receive and manage automatic email notifications for new opportunities in categories of interest to you.

Events and Marketing office offering assistance to community groups. Contact Debbie Collings on 03 768 0437 or debbiec@greydc.govt.nz

Grief Support Services offers individual and family/whanau counselling to people affected by loss and grief. This may be due to bereavement, breakdown of relationship, illness or other unexpected change. We also support people bereaved by suicide, both individually and with a monthly support group. The service is free although donations are gratefully received. Phone 07 578 4480 or email griefsupport@xtra.co.nz

Habitat for Humanity is an international faith based organisation that works in partnership with people of goodwill and families in need to eliminate substandard housing by building or renovating and selling simple, decent homes on a not-for-profit basis, with affordable repayments. Contact 04 237 8417 or gillb.habitat@xtra.co.nz    

Thames/Hauraki Health and Disability Resource Centre Trust provides support, advocacy, referrals, information, resources, monthly meetings, social gatherings, wheel chair and scooter hireage, assistance with lottery grant applications and transport to Waikato Hospital.

Phone 07 869 0404 or Email dsgthames@gmail.com

Interactionz (formerly Lifestyle Trust) assists people with disabilities to lead lives which have meaning to them with no limits on what might be possible. Assistance is provided through three suburban community centres in Hamilton, a Person Driven Approaches service and a Family Liaison service. Phone 07 847 4255 or Email admin@interactionz.org.nz

Life Education Trust delivers a health based education programme to NZ's young children via a mobile classroom. The focus is on equipping them with the skills to make life-long healthy choices and is based on 3 main philosophies - You are unique; The human body is magnificent; Respect and Support each other. Email nelson@lifeed.co.nz  

Life Education aims to help children reach their fullest potential by encouraging them to appreciate the magnificence of their bodies and take an active role in achieving happy & healthy lives. We do this through an interactive mobile classroom using high-tech electronic equipment. Contact Trust Assistant Annette Arthur on 09 534 1259 or email arthurclan@slingshot.co.nz .    

Life Education Trust Waitakere is a charitable trust that delivers a health programme to primary and intermediate schools. We go into schools by invitation, not by right. Life Education is a preventive approach to disease and substance/alcohol abuse. We are a totally positive programme, incorporating our philosophy that each child is special and unique, the human body is magnificent and that we all need to respect one another. Contact Cat Mackenzie-Simpson on catmike@xtra.co.nz or 09 832 2230.  

LifeLine Nelson was established in 1974 and provides a free 24/7 confidential telephone counselling service. We also offer 10 free face to face counselling sessions to all who seek it regardless of age, sex or location. Counselling line: 03 546 8899 or 0800 543 354 or office 03 548 2400, email lifelinenelson@lifeline.co.nz  

A community based Trust providing rehabilitation, education, training, support for people with acquired and traumatic brain injury. Individualised programmes are strengths and interest based, client centred and client driven. Welcoming, activity based Centre with professional qualified staff who work in partnership with clients to achieve their goals. Phone: 06 354 6728 or email admin@stewartcentre.org.nz

Massey Community House provides a place where people can meet to learn new skills life flax and taniko weaving, cooking or creative writing. Were you would find a variety of groups like Tai Chi or Quilters. We also provide a holiday club for 5-12 year old and ICE Box for 13-18 year olds. Phone 09 833 9220 or email masseyhs@clear.net.nz.

McKenzie Centre is a registered charitable trust which provides an early intervention service for children from birth to school age, from throughout the Waikato region, with special needs.

McKenzie Centre is located at 30 Hammond Street, Hamilton.

Phone 07 839 5357 or email admin@mckenziecentre.nzl.org

We offer free children's / family education programmes, low cost personal development courses, affordable counselling, social  work support and emergency food assistance.

Checkout our website, phone (06) 3500 307 or email reception@methodistsocialservices.org.nz for more information about our services.

MS West Coast including Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's and other allied neurological conditions. We provide a Field Officer Service. Contact (03) 768 7007 or email westcoastms@paradise.net.nz

Napier Family Centre: Parenting Education; Family and Youth Services; Counselling Individuals, couples & children; Budget Advice; Early Childhood Education & Care, home-based and centre-based. Ph: 06 843 7280, Fax: 06 843 7281, email info@napierfamilycentre.org.nz, cnr Morris Spence Ave & Wycliffe Street, Onekawa, Napier.    

Confidence, independence and well-being for people with disabilities, through therapeutic horse riding and horse care. For more information contact Napier RDA on 06 834 0556 or email napierrda@xtra.co.nz .

Neighbourhood Trust (NHT) was established in 1999 and is the community arm of St Albans Baptist Church. NHT vision is to identify and meet the needs of the community not being met by other groups in the North St Albans area. It works mainly with families and the elderly, offering a hand-up, not a hand-out. For further information phone: (03) 355 6522 or email ginny@nht.org.nz     

Netball Counties Manukau Region promotes and developes netball in the local region. It has six affiliated Netball Centres: Howick, Pakuranga, Mangere, Otahuhu,  Manurewa, Papakura, Pukekohe and Waiuku with 180 clubs participating each Saturday. Membership boasts over 10,000 players, coaches, umpires and administrators. Email netball@cmsport.co.nz or phone (09) 299 1806. 

NZTCV's focus is providing a web based platform for environment groups, volunteers and for all those interested in the environment. Their aim to increase environmental awareness, to encourage a greater sharing of information and knowledge, and to encourage community and overseas participation. Take a look at this great interactive website.

Antenatal and parenting courses on the North Shore, Auckland. We are a member of Parents Centre Inc. which was set up in 1952 by parents for parents. We provide education and support for parents as well as providing advocacy and lobbying services. There are 52 centres throughout NZ - to find your local centre check out our website www.parentscentre.org.nz . To contact our centre phone (09) 4839834 or email onewa@parentscentre.org.nz      

Papamoa Swimming Club manages the pool at Parton Road for the whole community. We teach learn to swim at 4 yr old plus. Train throughout the week, before & after school. For length swimmers, competitors and adults wanting to keep fit. Public times are are Saturdays and school holidays. Bookings on 07 5423901 or 027 6069837or email info@papamoaswimclub.org.nz .

If you would like to know how your PTA can make more money, work less, increase membership, improve principle/teacher/board/parent relationships or how to improve the running of your PTA or if you would like help setting up one please have a look at our website for contacts and information.

Providing support to families and caregivers who have a child with disabilities, health impairments, or special needs. - One on One support through trained volunteer Support Parents with a similar personal experience - Information on more than 3600 different conditions - Autism Spectrum Disorder Information Service - Family activities and Sibling support programmes - Support group meetings, Advocacy - Video Conferencing service Toll Free 0508 236 236 or 07 5780222 or email coastalbop@parent2parent.org.nz

Caring for a family member who has a special need is an experience that few parents plan for, and one that can bring challenges to everyday life.

Parent to Parent is a 25 year old natiowide support and information network for parents of children with special needs. Our unique, free, and confidential services include:
- One on one support through trained volunteer support parents with a similar experience
- Information on more than 3600 different conditions
- Family activities and sibling support programmes
- Training and advocacy
- Support group meetings

For more information, please contact Parent to Parent National Office on 0508 236 236 or mail PO Box 234, Waikato Mail Centre 3240

Parentline Christchurch provides a free confidential telephone counselling service for parents. Talking with a parentline counsellor will enable you to clarify your feelings, identify your area of need, and empower you to make the decisions needed to affect change. Phone 03 381 1040 or email parentlinechch@hotmail.com

Post Natal Distress Support provides FREE support services to women experiencing symptoms of Baby Blues, Antenatal & Postnatal Distress & Depression, Anxiety and Birth Trauma.  Phone: (09) 836 6967 or email info@postnataldistress.org.nz

Our mission is to strengthen personal, family and community wellbeing by providing a range of self development and educational programmes for all women in a supportive and nurturing learning environment, that empowers and enables individuals to gain skills for life. Contact poti@xtra.co.nz, phone 03 789 6000 or write to P O Box 46, Westport 

Pregancy Help provides support services to pregnant and recently pregnant women, parents, caregivers and families/whanau. We provide information, advocacy and practical support eg; telephone & email support, baby clothing, bedding/linen, bassinets, baby baths, antenatal classes, pregnancy testing inc. To contact us phone 06 765 5042 or email tkipreghelp@xtra.co.nz or visit our website.

Pukete Neighbourhood House "working together creating a sense of community". Offers out of school care, meat & vegetable co-op, free legal advice, family support worker, social networking, Tai Chi, Zumba. Contact 07 849 1115 or email pukete@hnpl.net   

Bay of Plenty Plunket offers free well child checks for all children from 0 to 5. These include clinic and home visits from our Plunket Nurses, Kaiawhina and Karitane.

We also offer free parenting classes, playgroups, young mums support groups and solo parenting support groups. Email tga.plunket@xtra.co.nz

The Rotorua Hospital Chaplaincy Trust is the goverence and fundraising arm of the Rotorua Hospital Chaplaincy Department to ensure continuity of Services at Rotorua Hospital. We offer pastoral care to patients, their families and staff. Our team consists of one full time Ecumenical Chaplain, and one .2 FTE equivalent non-stipended Catholic Chaplain, 9 volunteers and one part-time administrator. Ph: 07 348 1199 Extn: 8793 or email vivienne.thorpe@lakesdhb.govt.nz   

We are an indoor Smallbore Rifle Club, using .22 calibre single shot rifles. All equipment including rifles are included. Ages 13 upwards both male and female. Club nights are Wednesdays from 7pm. Come along and have a 'shot'! Contact Terry Duncan 027 594 3550 or 07 350 3330. 

Supporting Families & Community,  Seedtime and Harvest Trust is a charitable trust with aims to restore hope, faith and belief in the community of Dannevirke.  

We are dedicated to:

-  Work with families within the community

-  Identify and assess community needs

-  Develop and deliver key needs identified

- Offer access to comprehensive services to improve, maintain and restore people’s quality of life 

Contact: Charlie Tuhua on 021 2657140 or email: seedtimeandharvesttrust@vodafone.co.nz 

Serenity Trust Home is a residential Therapeutic Community for women with Borderline Personality Disorder/Depression. The programme aims to provide entertainment & structure while equipping women with tools and skills that will promote wellness on their journey to recovery. Phone 06 835 1453 or email serenity.trust@paradise.net.nz

SIM (Serving in Mission) partners with churches to impact the spiritual, physical and emotional needs of the people we serve. SIM works in more than 45 countries and responds to human need in many ways. Health, HIV/Aids work, Community Development and Relief are all part of SIM's working the developing world. To find out more contact (07) 576 1169 or email nz.2ic@sim.org    

South Catlins Development & Environmental Charitable Trust has been formed to develop and protect Curio Bay, Southland and ensure that this special place is accessible to visitors but well managed and protected, with the ultimate goal being the building of a Natural Heritage Centre. Contact Juanita Thornton email curiobay@xtra.co.nz or phone 0274 719 170.

This website is a tool to help the development of South Waikato community organisations and their activities. It has been created to serve those groups and individuals that have a passion to make a difference in the district and also value the importance of community cooperation and cohesion.

Council's Community Support team is focused on supporting "committed individuals and vibrant groups to create healthy and happy communities."

Special Kiwis mission is to provide rehabilitation equipment and accessories to improve the lifestyle of people with special needs, at an affordable price for the families.

On this site you'll find products, accessories, a bookstore, apparel and a kids zone.

We are a not-for-profit community organisation, which provides counselling, education and social support services to individuals and families across all of Taranaki. We are nationally recognised for our particular expertise in the areas of sexual violence, sexual offending and counselling of children. Please see our website for full details of the services we offer.  Email info@safercentre.org.nz

Tararua i-SITE Visitor Centre offers free advice on what to see and do in the district. Ticketing for Ferries, Train & Coaches, Accommodation & activity bookings. Phone: 06 376 0217 or 0800 TARARUA (827 278), fax 06 376 1025 or email info@tararua.com

A club with a strong history of lifelong involvement in tennis. Established, 1921, it is a harmonious friendly organisation which has provided valuable sporting and social service to the local rural community and surrounding districts. The club runs a variety of tennis programmes. Contact Cheryll Robinson, Secretary, 021 97 93 90,  07 887 2663 or email robinsonsc@xtra.co.nz    

Taupo Netball Centre has been established since 1953 and is comitted to promoting netball for boys, girls, men and women of all ages within Taupo, Turangi and the outlying rural areas. At Owen Delany Park, we offer Saturday netball for Juniors and Seniors. At Taupo Events Centre we offer Nettys for children aged 3-8 years on Saturday mornings, mixed indoor netball on Tuesday Nights, and A Championship on Thursday night.

Taupo Netball Centre, 105 Tamamutu Street, Taupo
Phone 07 378 9830 or email tauponetball@ezysurf.co.nz

Te Kura Mana Maori O Te Orini is a small kura kaupapa maori school located on the outskirts of Whakatane. The school caters for students from years 1 to 8, providing on going education in Te Reo Maori for Kohanga Reo graduates. Phone: 07 308 2010 or email teorini@xtra.co.nz

"Enjoy playing golf in the heart of paradise". Phone 07 533 1115 to make a booking or visit our website for information on membership or greenfees.  New members welcome.

Are you looking to upgrade your Microsoft software and would like to get the latest products as donations? TechSoup is the way for not-for-profit organisations with charitable status to access Microsoft software, with other products and brands to be added over time. Software is donated with an administration fee of 4% of the normal retail price. There are criteria about eligibility, size and frequency of orders fully set out on the TechSoup New Zealand website. Even if you don't want to order now, make sure you get online and register your interest, so you can order later without delay when you need to buy.

The Champion Centre offers a range of assessment, monitoring and early intervention services for infants and pre-schoolers with two or more areas of significant developmental delay. We aim to enable families/whanau to support their child to develop the skills that will allow them to take their place in their local school and community. A specialist assessment and monitoring programme for premature infants is also available. All services are free. For more information phone (03) 383 6867 or email office@championcentre.org.nz .   

For centuries Freemasons have given to those needing assistance.

Traditionally, Masonic assistance has been known for its place in helping the elderly. This work continues, but as society has changed education has become a spearhead, through University Scholarships.

Have a look at this website to see what work they do in your local community.

Childbirth Education classes, music and movement classes, infant massage course, toddler courses, parent education evenings and guest speakers to name a few! All queries can be made to Timaru Parents Centre, P O Box 815, Timaru. Phone 03 684 5348 or email timaruparentscentre@gmail.com    

Toughlove is a crisis intervention agency providing a service to families 24/7, 52 weeks in Tauranga Moana. Weekly self help peer support groups are held for parents every Monday throughout the year. Youth programmes are also available after initial interview. Toughlove covers a wide range of issues for all ages and helps families work towards positive change for a better quality of life. Phone (07) 571 1503 or email toughlovetga@xtra.co.nz   

True Colours Charitable Trust is a non-profit organisation which supports children and young people (birth - 18 years) who live with a chronic, serious or life threatening illness.

True Colours is a family focussed service providing specialist nursing support and emotional care thorughout Waikato, Taumaranui, Coromandel and King Country.

Phone 07 839 4800

Trust Waikato supports the things that make our corner of the world a better place by donating money to community organisations. Trust Waikato's funding supports groups and projects that focus on families and young people, iwi and Maori communities, preserving cultural identity, strengthening communities and promoting organisational effectiveness.

Phone 07 838 2660 or email twinfo@trustwaikato.co.nz

Volunteering NZ is the number one support network for volunteers in New Zealand. With branches all over the country, their job is to represent, promote and support volunteering at all levels.

The Waiapu Anglican Social Services Trustboard provide a wide range of community services in the Bay of Plenty, Eastland and Hawkes Bay. Employing one thousand staff and volunteers at over 40 sites, the services are inclusive of early childhood education and care, the Seasons grief and loss programme, family and community development services and a range of community services for older people.

The Waikato Breast Cancer Support Trust is a charitable trust enabling research and education into breast cancer diagnosis, prevention and treatment in the Waikato area and beyond. Contact details: Jenni Scarlet (Secretary) phone 07 839 8726 Ext 7916 or email scarletj@waikatodhb.govt.nz

Established to foster the interests of the residents of Welcome Bay and neighbouring suburbs the society currently runs an Information Bureau, a Young People's Programme (Friday evenings & weekends), a support and advice drop-in morning (Tuesday & Thursday) and has available free counselling, legal advice and JP clinic. Phone: 07 544 9774 or email cwelcomebay@xtra.co.nz .     

Positive birth experiences and informed parenting in a community where parents are supported and highly valued in their role. We run antenatal courses; Baby & You, Moving & Munching for 6-12 month olds and Terrific Toddler courses.  Contact info@westaucklandparents.org.nz or phone 09 837 8481 and leave a message.

Whether you need advice on the building process, property and land information or an update on the latest plans for your street, neighbourhood or community, our customer service team is only a phone call or email away.

The WBOP consists of 5 wards - Waihi Beach, Katikati, Kaimai, Te Puke, and Maketu.

Phone 07 571 8008 or email customerservice@westernbay.govt.nz

Homebased Childcare Service covering the EBOP since 1996. Providing homebased childcare and education to children 0-5, and after school care and holiday programmes for children 5-13. Phone 07 308 5839 or email anglicanchildcare@xtra.co.nz Cost for under 5's is a maximum of $2.50 per hour to parents, or free with a WINZ subsidy.

The Women's Centre provides a welcoming and relaxed environment where women are free to visit without an appointment, access our services: information, support, advice, advocacy and well-being classes. Located in Community House - 32 Leach Street, New Plymouth. Email npwomen@xtra.co.nz or phone (06) 758 4957.