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Community Services in New Zealand
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Services sector based in New Zealand. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Citizens Advice Bureau Nz
We are a nationwide and locally based community organisation that provides a free, confidential, and independent service to the public of information, advice, and advocacy. We work to empower people to resolve the issues they come to us with. We also use what we learn from helping people to advocate for laws and policies that protect human rights and well-being, and speak out against those that harm them. You can access our service by calling 0800 367 visiting your local CAB, or via our website at Our service is provided by trained volunteers, in 80 locations around New Zealand. Our volunteers are supported by a comprehensive knowledgebase and regular learning. You can find out how to become a volunteer at Our page rules We have a few rules for ensuring everyone interacts respectfully and appropriately on our social media platforms. We ask that when you comment, you stay relevant to the post topic and, if offering feedback, you express it in a constructive and respectful way. You must not engage in: Personal attacks or insults Promoting violence, hatred or discrimination towards others, including marginalised and vulnerable groups Promoting misinformation or disinformation Use of offensive language Inappropriate behaviour Spamming (unsolicited commercial messaging) Please be mindful of people’s safety and privacy and do not share personal information about yourself or others, eg: names, email addresses, private addresses, phone numbers or other identifying information. We will generally redirect personal enquiries for assistance to our usual service delivery channels. We reserve the right to hide or remove content, block users, or take further action as appropriate. If you have concerns about content on our page, please contact the administrator through socialmedia@cab.org.nz. By engaging with our page, you agree to follow these rules.
1001 to 5000 staff
Toi Ora Live Art Trust
Toi Ora is a creative space located in the heart of Auckland city providing innovation and leadership in the field of creativity in mental health recovery. We bridge the gap for people who come into contact with mental health and other support services, through the exploration of creativity as a proven means to enhance recovery and maintain well-being. Our programme of workshops, classes, and exhibitions support people to develop their strengths and potential in the arts in a safe, non-institutional environment. Toi Ora provides an array of visual arts, writing, performance, music and recording classes that are tutored by professional practitioners with experience and/or an understanding of the issues surrounding mental health. A range of art materials, equipment and resources are available. Toi Ora’s framework of engagement ensures that the creative environment is safe for our artists and staff: physically, emotionally and culturally. Our class timetables and structure support artists to develop stable and reliable routines, which are vital and contribute to positive mental health outcomes. The artists focus on specific activities allowing them to concentrate on one task at a time. Artists exercise control over their actions and manage their time. They can slow down or speed up in a safe and supportive environment. They can work independently and seek support based on their individual experience and their creative endeavours. The results are immediate, giving the artist a strong sense of self-management of their own wellbeing. The time spent at Toi Ora can offer release from daily reminders of mental distress. People participating in creative work improve their social and cultural bonds by connecting with a diverse community. They all have a common interest in the arts. People have expressed that Toi Ora provides them with moments of “Flow”, accomplishment and hope. Overall, many participating artists express gratitude for Toi Ora's programme.
11 to 50 staff
Brackenridge
We advocate for the rights and prosperity of all people with intellectual disabilities and autism along with their families and whānau. Brackenridge is proud to offer mana enhancing support across Canterbury and the wider Te Waipounamu, South Island, New Zealand. Our teams are focused on supporting people to live meaningful lives of their choice. Our community is vibrant and diverse, with support offered to over 200 people ranging in age from 7 to 70 years. We’re focused on what we can do together! By building relationships based on respect, dignity, and consent, we support people to live meaningful lives of their choice. Our teams are committed to exploring what’s necessary for people and their whānau to choose their path and pave their own way in life. Acknowledging that everyone’s circumstances are different, our support can range from supporting people who live independently, as well as those who require more intensive support arrangements. We advocate for people with high and complex requirements and offer comfortable whānau-inclusive living environments that support different abilities. Our support is tailored to meet the requirements and goals of individuals and their whānau, aligned with the national disability approach - Enabling Good Lives -
201 to 500 staff
Interactionz
Interactionz helps individuals, organisations, and businesses to imagine the future they want and create plans to reach their goals – but we do it differently! Our experienced facilitators and illustrators use visual planning tools to help you to think about your goals, then bring them to life by hand-drawing them for you on large sheets of paper as you watch. The process is very engaging and people feel comfortable sharing their ideas. Visual plans are memorable – especially when they’re pinned to the bedroom or boardroom wall. Interactionz is a charity which began in 1967 to support disabled people. We recognise that some people need a little extra help to reach their goals, and our mentors help them live their best lives by providing opportunities to explore what a good life means to them, and to experience that life. Having a person’s plan to follow helps us give the support they want. Interactionz is a community builder. We share our learning and development experiences with like-minded community organisations to develop their teams’ skills and services for wider community impact. By educating others, we reach the largest number of people in the shortest possible time. Visit our website to see what we offer.
11 to 50 staff
Partners Porirua Trust
Inspiring Rangatahi. Partners Porirua is the “go-to” place for services for young people in Porirua. That’s because we’re supporting Porirua rangatahi to be healthy, engaged, and successful in education, training and employment. It’s our mission that rangatahi in our communities have a positive outlook on life in particular, their working life. We bring role models from business and community together and connect them with rangatahi to inspire them about their future and raise their awareness of the wonderful opportunities that lie ahead.
11 to 50 staff
Western Bay Of Plenty Primary Health Organisation
The Western Bay of Plenty Primary Health Organisation (WBOP PHO) is a non-profit organisation that supports and delivers primary health care and wellness services through general practices, iwi partners and community providers from Katikati to Whakatāne. We achieve this by planning, funding and coordinating services, projects and programmes alongside our partners. We are a joint venture between Ngāi Te Rangi iwi, Ngāti Ranginui iwi and Western Bay of Plenty Primary Care Providers Inc (Providers Inc), an organisation representing local general practices. We operate with the approval and funding of Te Whatu Ora | Health New Zealand, as well as support from independent funders for new or extended services that meet community needs. We are here to keep our communities well. We do this by actively supporting our provider network, focusing on local health needs and removing barriers to access, strengthening the link between general practice and hospitals, and building data and digital capability to improve care. We also manage a wide range of regional contracts, delivering services like outreach immunisation, primary mental health support and school health services.
51 to 200 staff
Counties Manukau Sport
Counties Manukau Sport (Foundation) is a community organisation established to help improve the quality of sport and physical activity for all people in the Counties Manukau, South Auckland region. This is achieved by working alongside a variety of sport and physical activity groups that are resident in Mangere-Otahuhu, Otara-Papateotoe, Manurewa, Papakura, Howick and Franklin. Our work includes supporting regional organisations, clubs, community groups, schools, groups involved in health, Marae, Maori groups, groups for people with a disability, territorial local authorities, and the local business community. Counties Manukau Sport is a charitable trust incorporated in 1991 under the Charitable Trusts Act 1957.
11 to 50 staff
Epilepsy Association Of New Zealand Incorporated
Epilepsy can strike at any time. Anyone at any age can be diagnosed with epilepsy, it does not discriminate against gender, ethnicity or socio-economic backgrounds. Epilepsy is the world’s most common brain disorder, 10 % of New Zealanders will have a seizure during their lifetime, whilst 1-2 % will be diagnosed with Epilepsy. That’s an estimated people in New Zealand The impacts of Epilepsy on people that experience and live with it can be debilitating, frightening and life threatening. Not everyone that lives with epilepsy needs help, but everyone has the right to support if they want it. Putting the Whanau and Tamariki at the centre of all we do, we work towards addressing inequities so that people living with epilepsy feel safe, supported and connected, ensuring children are able to get a good education, help people get and keep jobs and stop unavoidable deaths. Epilepsy New Zealand’s purpose is clear, to create a community where epilepsy is understood, and people are supported to manage their epilepsy well. A community where people are not afraid to disclose their epilepsy and have open conversation for fear of discrimination.
11 to 50 staff
Sustainability Options
Sustainability Options is an ‘altruistic business’ established with a core purpose: to work for the benefit of others with compassion and generosity. Community, Social and Environmental concerns are our key priorities. 85% of our profits will be directed to charity, to community, to our vision of doing good, to our staff, and back to our customers. We have an amazing vision and a neat story, check out our vision, mission and goals on our website.
11 to 50 staff
Phase One Ventures
We are an early stage founder community first and foremost. We consist of three parts, a community, a product and growth incubating programme and a fund. Our vision is an even happier New Zealand with a thriving & vibrant startup ecosystem. We commit to founders by helping them lay the foundations for truly high growth companies. We do this by helping them achieve product market fit, crystallize a vision and identify growth engines. We also help with company building (people and funding strategies). Through our programme we connect “been there, done that” operators with the next wave of high-growth New Zealand startups and founders. A product and growth mentor catches up with a startup every two weeks to keep progressing on the journey to minimum lovable product. This takes time, so we expect this relationship to last minimum a year. Our community of founders are awesome. At Phase One, we work hard to nurture an environment that our founders feel comfortable to share, connect and help each other as they learn and achieve so much in pursuit of their missions. We do this through fortnightly expert sessions, social catchups and biweekly office hours. We provide this support pro bono and will invest into the companies that make good progress on those first three steps. We believe that by helping these companies grow, it creates even more opportunity for all New Zealanders. If you are an early stage Kiwi founder (or basically have not hit MLP)- look forward to chatting!
1 to 10 staff
Wellington Women's House
We provide low-cost, temporary housing for women on low incomes or in transition.
1 to 10 staff
Eastern Bay Community Foundation
Founded in 2008 in Opotiki, the Eastern Bay Community Foundation grew to encompass the three council defined districts that make up the Eastern Bay -Opotiki, Whakatane and Kawerau by 2013. It is our mission to build reliable long-term resources to support and uplift all communities across the Eastern Bay. All gifts received are responsibly invested and grown, with the ongoing income applied to the causes chosen by the donors and to community organisation's making an extraordinary and impactful difference throughout the region
1 to 10 staff
Development Impact
At Development Impact, we believe Social Change is influenced by organisations defining their outcomes and measuring their impact. We are an emerging leader in the Outcome Measurement sector, based in Auckland, New Zealand and work with “purpose driven” organisations across Australia and New Zealand using our innovative Outcome Measurement Framework that enables them to tell their IMPACT story. Outcome measurement takes you from wanting to make a difference to knowing that you have and engaging staff and stakeholders on the journey. We support organisations in developing an outcome measurement framework that includes design, implementation, analysis and reporting. This framework enables organisations to focus on continuous improvement and prove their impact, ensuring positive social change.
1 to 10 staff
Islamic Women's Council Of New Zealand Iwcnz
The Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand (IWCNZ) is a group that was formed to cater specifically for the needs of Muslim women around the country. Formed in 1991, IWCNZ recognises all Muslim women in New Zealand as its members. Each regional woman’s group nominates representatives annually to serve on the IWCNZ Administrative council. IWCNZ provides representation for Muslim women and girls’ youth and is committed to working with all groups to enhance unity amongst the Muslim Ummah in New Zealand. IWCNZ regional representatives and Administration Council meet regularly in teleconferences throughout the year to discuss current nationwide projects as well as keep communication lines open between the regions and their various local activities. In this way, Muslim women around the country can remain in touch with one another and access helpful people and resources. On a regional level, IWCNZ members autonomously run a large variety of programmes and events to cater for their own unique communities.
11 to 50 staff
Aspire Canterbury
Aspire Canterbury has been an integral part of the Christchurch disability and elderly community since 1982. We enhance the lives of disabled people, and people with impairments by enabling community participation and maximum independence. We do this by connecting you to the right resources and reducing everyday barriers, by being a trusted source of information, providing mobility products and associated services, and enabling people with impairments to achieve their best life.
1 to 10 staff
Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust
Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust supports bringing “Positive Change” in the lives of Aotearoa’s diverse communities to empower them to become strong, confident and in control of their lives. We are dedicated to enriching lives and increasing people’s choices and possibilities for realizing their potential.
11 to 50 staff
Rainbow Hub Waikato
Rainbow Hub Waikato is a non-profit organisation that began as “Waikato Queer Youth” in 2005. We started as a small group of people passionate about supporting young people to have a community that affirms their identities. In May 2021 we restructured our organisation to recognise and grow the support we provide for rainbow folks of all ages and Rainbow Hub Waikato was created to reflect our communities. Today we support people across the Waikato and are in an exciting period of growth as we establish and collaborate on new projects and services. Enabled by a passionate group of employees, volunteers and community members, Rainbow Hub Waikato is focused on offering hope to people of all ages. We strive to empower spaces for people to celebrate who they are, through positive, identity-affirming community building, fun and friendships.
1 to 10 staff
Southern Youth Development
Syd's experienced kaimahi work with rangatahi aged 12-24, who have disconnected with their education pathway, employment, their whanau and/or their community. Our vision is to empower rangatahi/youth to take on their next goals in life and become valued members of their communities. We support every rangatahi that we work with, no one is turned away, helping them to create a pathway that works for them to support themselves to take on life's challenges and setting their own goals. Our mahi is youth-led and we have a range of programmes and services that rangatahi can engage with to progress successfully in their journey to adulthood and into the community. Formerly the Malcam Charitable Trust
11 to 50 staff
Space To Use
Space To Use is an online platform where owners of unused parking and storage space in sought after areas can reach people wanting to rent that space from them. There is a free listing option where owners can set their price and a duration for the use of their space. spacetouse.com contactus@spacetouse.com
1 to 10 staff
Western Bay Womens Fund
Welcome to the Western Bay of Plenty Women’s Fund, where generosity meets impact, and women are empowered to create a lasting ripple of change in our region. More than just a giving circle, we are a community of compassionate people dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of women and whānau in the Western Bay of Plenty. As a member of the Western Bay of Plenty Women’s Fund, you join forces with like-minded individuals, working together to unlock opportunities and empower women to reach their full potential. Our mission goes beyond financial contributions; it’s about lifting each other up, challenging gender roles, and leading with purpose. Become part of something extraordinary and join us today.
1 to 10 staff
Brave Hearts Nz
Brave Hearts NZ has been providing support group meetings in the Bay of Plenty since 2016, in Auckland since 2018 and Hamilton and the South Island since 2019. They now have volunteers around New Zealand to offer support with regular meetings and monthly Zoom calls.
1 to 10 staff
Kingdom Resources Ltd
Kingdom Resources provides free budgeting support, money education, access to interest free loans, and a confidence building, pre-employment course for women. Established in 1988, originally a ministry of South-West Baptist Church, offering interest free loans alongside budgeting support was seen as a solution to help many who were suffering from financial hardship. Employment support quickly followed, as there were two ways to correct a budget - cut spending and increase income. Kingdom Resources' aim is to provide a hand-up, not a hand-out. Its motto “Taking them by the hand, they helped them up… they became strong… and began to walk,” Acts 3:7,8, provides a mandate for it to support and encourage clients to develop skills to enable them to move ahead, and have hope for the future.
11 to 50 staff
Mums4mums Charitable Trust
Providing practical, emotional and social support and respite for new mums and babies up to 24-months of age. It's an important maternal mental health initiative.
1 to 10 staff
Toa Pacific Inc
TOA Pacific Inc is an organisation committed to: Advocating on behalf of Pacific Older People and Pacific Aiga Carers. Leading the way actively treating Pacific Older People with care and respect. Coordinating a collaboration mechanism and a nationwide network of Aiga Carers.
11 to 50 staff
Victory Community Centre
Victory Community Centre (VCC) is a Community Centre located in Nelson's multicultural Victory Village. We offer: A range of health services A large programme of activities and events Advocacy and support for community members A place to gather and meet other people. Our vision is that Victory is a thriving and caring community of health, hope and possibility.
1 to 10 staff
Achilles New Zealand
Achilles International New Zealand, through its local Chapters, provides the support network of volunteers and community to empower disabled New Zealanders to belong, participate, train, compete and succeed, locally and on the global stage. We create an environment of support that nurtures hope and inspiration, empowering Kiwis with disabilities to participate, so they can cross their finish line. Achilles accepts and honours the Treaty of Waitangi and the relationships between Māori and non-Māori AND follows and promotes the Code of Rights of the Health and Disabilities Commissioner
1 to 10 staff
Coast Community Trust
Coast Community Trust empowers people to make positive change in their lives. We do this through delivering programmes and resources along with personal support that builds a more connected community with a strong sense of belonging and wellbeing. This involves: • Providing relief through care packages • Building relationships • Mentoring & Advocacy • Developing skills for life and employment opportunities • Connecting people with communities and supporting a strong sense of belonging & hope
1 to 10 staff
East Coast Exchange Nz
The East Coast Exchange coordinates a networked market for local resilience during emergency, recovery, and regeneration. Using technology by Toha we are holding a public record of mahi and investment. This means when the funding flows in it can be distributed directly to those who have taken action and hold points. Fund verified action to keep the mahi and regeneration going at https://eceregistry.toha.nz/page/general
1 to 10 staff
Kick Back
Kick Back is a #YouthDevelopment and #SocialJustice org innovating for change and kicking back against the idea that any YP is to at risk to love! We are kicking back against the idea that any young person belongs in the too hard basket. In fact, we don’t even think the thing exists. We’re a Youth Development and Social Justice movement innovating for change and kicking back against the status quo. Our mission? To do our part in the fight to end the injustice of homelessness that is facing our rangatahi! You see, we have this crazy idea that no young person is too “at-risk” to Love. That Love takes risks. That healing, transformation, change, it happens when we have the courage to step into solidarity with one another. That Love goes further, it seeks out the forgotten places, the rejected spaces, it goes to those whom society has chosen to ignore. Those who have been marginalised by the systems and structures we’ve designed to serve the majority. That Love seeks out the margins, sets camp in the gaps, refusing to accept the unacceptable within society. And youth homelessness is unacceptable. No young person should ever experience homelessness within Aotearoa. No child should be without a home. No rangatahi should be on our streets.
1 to 10 staff
Nz Business Network
Elevate Your Business with NZ Business Network Are you a New Zealand business ready to thrive in the digital world? NZ Business Network is your all-inclusive platform, designed to equip Kiwi enterprises like yours with the tools and connections to conquer the online landscape. Why NZ Business Network is Your Key to Success: 1⃣ Smart Solutions for Every Budget: We understand that resources are valuable. That's why we offer affordable strategies and tools to help you maximise your online presence without straining your finances. 2⃣ Connect and Collaborate: Become part of a vibrant community of fellow New Zealand businesses. Share insights, exchange ideas, and foster partnerships that fuel mutual growth. 3⃣ Your Voice Matters: Our exclusive Facebook group is a buzzing hub for real-time conversations, support, and networking. Share your experiences, seek advice, and connect with like-minded entrepreneurs. 4⃣ Knowledge Hub: Explore our "Pulse" section, a treasure trove of articles, guides, and expert advice from industry leaders. Stay informed about the latest trends, best practices, and actionable tips to elevate your business. 5⃣ Unlock Exclusive Perks: Gain access to special discounts on essential business services tailored for the New Zealand market. We're committed to helping you save while you grow. 6⃣ Expert Guidance: Our team of seasoned professionals is dedicated to supporting you on your journey. Whether you need help with your website, marketing strategy, or anything in between, we're here for you. Get Ready for More: NZ Business Network is more than just a platform; it's a movement committed to the success of New Zealand businesses. We're building an all-in-one resource hub, including a comprehensive business directory to help you connect with customers and suppliers. Join the Movement: Be part of the digital transformation shaping New Zealand's business landscape.
1 to 10 staff
She Is Not Your Rehab
She Is Not Your Rehab is an anti-violence movement in Aotearoa, New Zealand, created to address and dismantle cycles of violence and abuse. Founded by Matt + Sarah Brown, the movement and book seeks to redefine masculinity and promote healthy relationships by providing support for individuals and communities impacted by intergenerational trauma and abuse.
1 to 10 staff
Sustainable Queenstown
Sustainable Queenstown is a non-profit based in Tahuna, Queenstown, delivering community building events and education for positive social and environmental outcomes.
1 to 10 staff
Tuilaepa Youth Mentoring Services
Empowering Pacific & Maori youth to thrive in their communities & unleash their full potential. Join us on a journey of culture, belonging, and growth!
11 to 50 staff
Accelerating Aotearoa Charitable Trust
We serve our Ōtara community in three priority areas:~ Igniting learning passion with children, youth and adults through local digital and aligned skills and innovation programmes, connections and partnerships through our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math’s) based “Geek Camps” in a broad based Kaupapa Māori, Pasifika context.~ Unlocking local potential through digital and traditional upskilling programmes enabled by local collaborations supporting pathways to local employment and pastoral care; Te Rito Poipoia locals into local work and where required further upskilling programmes; Digital skills, Literacy and Numeracy in the context of our Indigenous Māori and Pasifika knowledge.~ Enhancing entrepreneurial mind sets through our fledgling Community Enterprises based on our Food Hub and Upcycled Homewares enterprises led by locals.
1 to 10 staff
Disability Leadership Canterbury
Accessibility and inclusion are crucial to making Ōtautahi and Canterbury a welcoming place were all people feel they belong and can contribute to the region. Accessible and inclusive solutions better meet the needs of our diverse community and benefit the wellbeing of our people, as well as local businesses, economic development and tourism. Disability Leadership Canterbury is a network of disabled people that develop and support solutions that are universally accessible, diverse and inclusive. We lead the way towards improved wellbeing for disabled people in Canterbury and public processes and solutions that work for the whole community. Our mahi enhances the contribution of disabled people in local decision making and their wider community.
1 to 10 staff
Elder Care Volunteers
We believe that a happy life is a social one: a life filled with interactions that stem from meaningful relationships. Whether you are five years old or ninety-five, meaningful relationships provide the basis for healthy social wellbeing. To feel part of a community, of value to society, and to engage in positive, satisfying relations with others is important at any age. We aim to support the formation of relationships between residents and volunteers in elder care homes throughout central Auckland. These relationships may involve an hour-long chat once a week, solving a crossword puzzle together each month or simply having someone to sit next to while watching television.
1 to 10 staff
Grassroots Trust Velodrome Cambridge
The Grassroots Trust Velodrome is a world class sport and leisure facility centered around a purpose built 250m wooden cycling velodrome. The facility is located in Cambridge, the heart of Waipa ‘Home of Champions’ territory and is host to a range of high performance sport and community facilities.
11 to 50 staff
Grey Lynn Community Centre
Welcome to Grey Lynn Community Centre! Our purpose is to be an integral part of Grey Lynn, with values that reflect the diversity of the area, that supports cultural and creative expression and strengthens community by developing connections and networks.
1 to 10 staff
Headlight
Headlight is a Queenstown based Charitable Trust that is making mental health education accessible for diverse communities locally and in NZ. We know they when you give people the tools, skills and understanding to support their mental health and the mental health of those around them who are struggling, our whole community benefits. To date nearly 500 individuals have received mental health education thanks to Headlight's efforts. Our work is to make this important training scalable and accessible for all NZ communities.
11 to 50 staff
Manzana
Previously a coworking space & community for women.
1 to 10 staff
Te Kawerau Iwi Tiaki Trust
We are the iwi development arm of Te Kawerau Iwi Settlement Trust. Our mission is to protect and advance the cultural (tikanga), social (tangata), and environmental (taiao) wellbeing of Te Kawerau ā Maki. We are predominantly based in West Auckland but with interests in our wider shared rohe of North Auckland.
1 to 10 staff
Waitakere Ethnic Board
The Waitakere Ethnic Board (WEB), a registered incorporated society, was established on 20 September 2003 after calls from ethnic groups in the former Waitakere City to establish an Ethnic Advisory Body that could promote and represent the interests of all ethnic communities within its boundaries. 20 years later as we listen to our ethnic community, make connections, and advocate.
1 to 10 staff
Blockhouse Bay Community Centre
The Blockhouse Bay Community Centre is home to many community groups, workshops, events and more. Our building is owned and maintained by Auckland Council but our Centre is run by the community, for the community. We rely heavily on the involvement of our incredible staff and volunteers who go above and beyond on a day to day basis to provide nothing but aroha (love) and tautoko (support) to our people within the bay & surrounding suburbs. Whether you’re looking for something to do in your spare time, wanting to get involved in volunteering opportunities, support us with our next event or need a space to hire - we’ve got you covered!
1 to 10 staff
Cahoots Ltd
Cahoots is the sliding scale, bike powered, queer & trans run, practical community resilience and repair collective! We do LOTS of things but basically, it’s handy ma’am and building services, charging more to those who have more to subsidize services for those who have less.
1 to 10 staff
Fave
Fave partners with purpose-driven organisations to amplify mahi, achieve strategic clarity, spark conversation, create sustainable change and generate results. Our superpowers are community engagement and strategic communications through a community-centred design lens.
1 to 10 staff
Pict Bop
We help our Pasifika Communities here in the Bay of Plenty. We provide Social Services, Health and well-being, and Community Development for them. We also have Pastoral Care Services, which has operated as a pilot program with Solomon Island workers and partners with Whakatohea Mussels and NIML since 2023.
11 to 50 staff
Reading Revolution
Reading Revolution
1 to 10 staff
Te Taumata Hauora O Te Kahu O Taonui Impb
Titiro ki ngā taumata o te moana, kei reira te oranga mō tātou. Toitū te mana o ngā whānau o Te Tai Tokerau, kia toa, kia mārō, kia puāwai.
1 to 10 staff
