The Hope Community Trust was established in 2010 with the dream of having a Hub where people could go to access practical, emotional and spiritual support.

Our compassionate and qualified clinical psychologists offer comprehensive assessments and treatments for individuals of all ages, including children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.

For over 30 years Te Whare Roimata Trust  is working with Christchurch’s Inner City East and Urban Māori communities.

We are a community-based Centre that focuses on enabling community development and growth through the provision of community-led groups and projects for people to gain and become empowered for a better quality of life within our community.

Nestled in the middle of Phillipstown, we have an amazing and unique space that offers a wide range of services, activities and programmes to our local residents and wider Ōtautahi.

The Trust has a strong association and close working relationship with Wellbeing North Canterbury (formerly Waimakariri Community Development Trust). Oxford Community Trust plays a key role in ensuring that community based social services are provided in the Oxford district.

\We are here to encourage, support and provide good information to those interested and passionate about men’s sheds in New Zealand.

At the NZST, our mission is to empower people with spinal cord impairments and their whānau to embrace positive futures. We provide support and information services across New Zealand to help people overcome challenges, create strong networks, and pursue opportunities following their spinal impairment.

Incorporated in 2001 by a group of local community leaders, the Belfast Community Network (BCN) is now well established within Belfast and more recently a new project in neighbouring Northcote/Redwood where Neighbourhood Links has begun work.

Brain injury affects different people in different ways but often it will have life-changing impacts. We are a local, independent charity who work to equip people to find new pathways through life after a brain, spinal, or other complex injury.

Connection, a sense of belonging and working together are crucial for the wellbeing of all individuals, whānau and communities.

Mental health and addiction is our priority. We’re passionate about supporting tāngata whai ora and taiohi to achieve their very best outcomes. Working within many communities across Aotearoa we support people to live full lives; hopeful and connected to what matters to them.