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https://www.affinityfunerals.co.nz/

https://www.affinityfunerals.co.nz/

A stroke can be a sudden, life-changing event for the person it happens to and those around them. Whilst the consequences can be devastating, people do recover and learn to live with the loss of some functioning where this has occurred. Your best chance of recovering from a stroke is getting medical help early, being patient as functions return, accessing a good rehabilitation programme and keeping motivated, even if progress seems slow.

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https://www.stroke.org.nz/who-we-are

It would be great to bring enjoyment to children's lives, but our focus is on the lack of facilities in New Zealand that cater for disabled children. Our mission! To first make Northland the most disability-friendly region in New Zealand and then roll it out NZ-wide. To provide more events for our disabled children their parents and siblings to enjoy togetherness. Accessible places, wheelchair-friendly outdoor experiences, and playground equipment. sensory programs and equipment in public spaces. Our mission is to make every disabled child welcome in the whole of New Zealand.

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https://www.childrenwithdisability.co.nz/child-focused-resources/

The Outreach Service is free and available for autistic people, parents/family/whānau, and their support networks – including educators and professionals. If you need support, please get in touch with your local branch.

The Space Programme is for mainly first time parents with newborn babies. Sessions are held over 3-4 terms in a relaxed, baby-friendly atmosphere. Weekly sessions include: The opportunity to meet and get to know other new parents, Discussions on relevant child development and parenting topics, Play sessions with appropriate equipment that supports infants' learning and development, And introduction to rhymes, music and books for infants. The main aim of these groups is to encourage parents to become involved in their children's play and understand their child's development.

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http://www.rainbowpreschool.co.nz/

Otago Disabled Students’ Association (ODSA) is a whānau made of tauira from both the University of Otago and Otago Polytechnic. Members may either identify as a disabled or impaired student themselves or be an ally of the disabled community. Disability reflects the interaction between an individual's impairment and the barriers of their environment. This includes, but is not limited to, physical impairment, mental health and psychological conditions, learning and/or sensory forms of impairment, neurodiversity, chronic illness, individuals within the Deaf community and beyond.

Find an in-person or online group that is most convenient for you. No referral or appointment is required. Just turn up or connect via Zoom and introduce yourself. Grow Dunedin provides an in person support group every Monday at 5:30pm at the Grow centre (22 Manse Street).

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https://grow.org.nz/find-grow-group/

Able Minds supports tangata whaiora who are affected by mental distress or addiction and their family and whānau in New Zealand. Region wide free, confidential and mobile community-based service to support tangata whaiora who are affected by mental distress or addiction and their whānau.  Our goal is to provide individuals and families with the strength, skills and support they need for a better life experience at home, at work and in the community.

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https://www.platform.org.nz/members/our-members/view/able-charitable-trust-ta-able-minds/

Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.) by providing them with information and support, and by educating health professionals and the wider community.

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https://sites.google.com/site/meiss2inc/

Enabling Love aims to organise events and social gatherings for people to meet face to face and gather socially.

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https://enablinglove.nz/

We are open for Peer Support from 10am-4pm Monday to Friday.

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https://www.lifematters.org.nz/hope-centre

Pharmacists can help to support the health of your family; they can provide advice and treatment for common minor illnesses for all ages. Pharmacists ensure that prescriptions are dispensed correctly and that the medicine and dose is appropriate for you, so that you receive the maximum benefits from your medicines. Your pharmacist will help you understand what your medicines are prescribed for, how to take them, possible side effects and how to store them. All advice and treatment is conducted in a professional and confidential manner and most services are provided free of charge and do not generally require an appointment. For safe disposal, please return any expired or unwanted medicines, or needles/lancets and syringes to your pharmacy. There is no charge for this service. Please don't hesitate to contact us directly if you have any questions.

Welcome to antidote Cromwell.  We have been looking after locals and visitors to Cromwell since 1874.  We are very proud of our heritage. At antidote Cromwell, our pharmacists can help to support the health of your family; they can provide advice and treatment for common minor illnesses for all ages. Pharmacists ensure that prescriptions are dispensed correctly and that the medicine and dose is appropriate for you, so that you receive the maximum benefits from your medicines. We will help you understand what your medicines are prescribed for, how to take them, possible side effects and how to store them. All advice and treatment is conducted in a professional and confidential manner and most services do not generally require an appointment. For safe disposal, please return any expired or unwanted medicines, or needles/lancets and syringes to your pharmacy. There is no charge for this service.

We support both families and individuals (any age), offering help that ranges from social work, financial mentoring to group programmes for both children and adults. The extensive experience of the Family Works team tells us that tamariki are healthier and happier when whanau function well. Our programmes and services support whanau, individuals, tamariki and rangatahi to build on their strengths, develop healthy relationships and learn new skills that will help through challenging situations and help build a brighter future.

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http://www.psotago.org.nz

Uruuruwhenua Health works closely with existing health providers and whanau in the rohe to ensure that all parties are facilitated towards effectively growing whanau ora through collaborative and co-operative efforts.Services are delivered within Uruuruwhenua – the geographical area covered by Roxburgh, Wanaka, Makarora, Maniototo, Cromwell, Ranfurly, Millers Flat and Alexandra. The service has an office based in Alexandra. Our whanau worker/s operate a mobile service from this central location. This allows for services to be delivered in shearing quarters, fruit industry accommodations, whanau, community homes and facilitated through premises including doctors’ surgeries, hospital and clinics.

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https://www.uruuruwhenuahealth.co.nz/

We are a private speech language therapy service.We provide a full range of therapy services to paediatric and adult clients throughout Otago including Dunedin, Central Otago and the Southland area. We also provide Services in Canterbury. We work as a team to provide efficient and family focused therapy support to those with communication difficulties. We also provide Communication Assistant services to people involved in the Court system. We are also able to provide Professional Development to teaching staff.

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http://www.shout-speech.co.nz

Supporting people who have a disability to live in their community.

To provide support, education and information to people affected by Alzheimer's disease and any dementia and memory loss. Support Groups for those caring for people with dementia are held in Wanaka, Queenstown and Alexandra. Home visits and telephone support are provided. Cognitive Stimulation Therapy and weekly groups are held in some locations throughout the area.

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http://www.alzheimersotago.org.nz/

Your local Age Concern is your first port of call when you and your family/whanau need: information, advice, referral and support.

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http://www.ageconcernotago.com/

Find council services and information online by clicking on the website link.

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http://www.codc.govt.nz/

Victim support provides information, support and assistance to victims, witnesses, their families and friends. Victim Support also promotes victims' rights through raising public awareness and recognition of the effects of crime.

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http://www.victimsupport.org.nz

Kelly Sports encourages kids to have fun, build confidence and to give sport a go. We are passionate about what we do because we believe that sport has so much to offer young people. Sport and physical activity improves fitness, builds confidence, develops communication skills, teaches respect and consideration and gives children a place to channel their energy.

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https://www.kellysports.co.nz/locations/south#area

Mobility chairs and scooters available for short term hire to elderly or persons recovering from illness in Central Otago Lake District, or visitors to the area.

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Funeral Directors We are here to facilitate your farewell wishes at any venue that suits your family.

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https://centralotagofunerals.co.nz/

The Otago Community Hospice provides specialist palliative care services to anyone in Otago with a life limiting illness. Most of our care is delivered in the community wherever the patient resides, whether that is home, a care facility or a rural hospital. Our community care team provides: specialist assessment, care coordination, family support, night care, education, respite or admission if required.

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We are an advocacy service for the 50 +'s, promoting the welfare and well-being of seniors. We monitor what the Government is doing and how it will affect our members, meeting with Politicians to make the concerns of our members known.

To provide and develop budgeting skills within the community to clients through a free, supportive, confidential, and culturally aware service.

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Central Otago REAP provides educational opportunities from early childhood, school and adult years. A range of programmes are offered to provide support to second chance learners including free adult literacy classes, computer and lifeskill courses. Central Otago REAP manages the Strengthening Families process in the Upper Clutha, Central Otago and Maniototo areas.

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http://www.coreap.org.nz

The District Nursing Service (DNS) in Central Otago covers the Alexandra, Cromwell, Wanaka areas and environs including Tarras, Makarora, Albert Town, Hawea, Bannockburn Fruitlands, Omakau, Becks and Poolburn. The DNS is part of Central Otago Health Services Ltd (COHSL). There are two DN bases – the main base is located in Clyde at Dunstan Hospital, and the satellite base in Wanaka at the Wanaka Lakes Medical Centre, 23 Cardrona Rd. Wanaka.Services provided by the DNS: General Nursing care, Wound care, Palliative care, Cancer and chemotherapy support, Advanced IV care, Medication administration and management, Ostomy support and advice, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Continence support, advice and equipment, Provision of Domiciliary Oxygen, ACC community nursing contract services.

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http://www.cohsl.co.nz

Support for children of "One Parent Families"

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https://www.birthright.org.nz/region/central-otago

Central Otago Optical provides eyecare, education and advice services to New Zealanders who are blind or partially sighted. Optical aids and a range of magnifiers are available for trial or purchase.

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The RDA Mission is: Confidence, independence and well being for people with disabilities through therapeutic horse riding and horse care.

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http://www.rda.org.nz

Central Otago Health Services Ltd (COHSL) is the community owned, not-for-profit company which is responsible for providing health services out of Dunstan Hospital. We provide acute medical care, rehabilitation, palliative care and a full range of community services for people throughout the age spectrum.Our mission is to provide an integrated health service that is client/patient focused, clinically competent, efficiently delivered, well co-ordinated, culturally appropriate and meets the changing needs of the COHSL service areas.

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http://www.cohsl.co.nz

Adventure Development provides a range of therapeutic services to young people and their families in Southland, Otago, Central Otago and South Canterbury. Some services vary depending on location.

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http://www.adlnz.org.nz

We provide two programmes: Home Based Social Work Support and Family Start. Both services are home based and focus on improving children's growth and health, learning and relationships, family circumstances, environment and safety, particularly when parents are struggling with challenges or problems that may make it harder to care for their children. Home Based Social Work Support is a shorter intervention and children can be aged up to 17 years of age. This service is not available in Queenstown. Family Start support babies and their caregivers early-before the baby's birth or in their first year and can provide longer term support.

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https://www.anglicanfamilycare.org.nz/

The Geraldine Community Resource Centre's main objective is to meet the diverse and changing social needs of all people living in the Geraldine community by providing access locally to essential information and social services.

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http://www.geraldine.nz

South Canterbury Hospice provides specialist palliative care to people of all ages within the region of South Canterbury from the Waitaki to the Rangitata rivers, and the mountains to the sea. Quality care is provided for people, their families and whanau who are affected by cancer and non-cancer life limiting illnesses. Medical and nursing care is provided to manage complex symptoms and pain. Many patients return home while others receive specialised end-of-life care. The trained team members care for the whole person - the physical, emotional, spiritual, social and psychological needs are supported. Bereavement, grief and loss support is provided for families and whanau. Our service extends to education, training and advice to residential care facilities in this region.

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http://www.hospicesc.org.nz/

Our mission: To enhance the health and independence of the people of South Canterbury.South Canterbury District Health Board serves about 55,000 people living in the beautiful region bounded by the grandeur of the Southern Alps to the west, the sparkling Pacific Ocean to the east, and the Rangitata and Waitaki rivers to the north and south. South Canterbury includes the main centre of Timaru, located approximately halfway between Christchurch and Dunedin on the South Island’s east coast, and a number of picturesque towns and smaller rural settlements.

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http://www.scdhb.health.nz

Socio/economic & cultural support for all persons 50 years and over resident in the Waitaki district. Grey Power supports members making representations to SDHB, Work and Income, Inland Revenue, Land Transport Safety Authority and others, about matters of concern to our members and which affects our lives.

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https://greypower.co.nz/associations/north-otago/

To provide Before School, After School and Holiday care for children in the Oamaru area.

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https://enrolmy.com/oscar--fenwick

The vision of OPICG Inc is for our Pacific community to be connected, resilient and successful, that our culture and identities are nourished. Our Mission is through building on our strengths, holding collective responsibility and knowing our tupuaga (our roots) we build cultural identity and nourish the mana of our people and grow Pacific leadership.Our five strategic goals include:1.We provide community-led, quality Pacific led service provision with our Pacific community.2.That we promote cultural resilience, education, learning that is strengths based.3. That we grow our community and cultural competency through strategic conversations and raising expectations across Waitaki.4. Organisational development and growing OPICG Inc governance and operational teams to role model best practice.5.Growing leadership so we are ready, capable, leading the change we want to see.

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https://www.oamarupacific.nz/

Budget Advisory Service offers a free, confidential, budgeting service, providing information to empower people to manage their own finances and improve their quality of life.

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https://www.facebook.com/North-Otago-Budget-Advisory-Service-103152521063619/

Community mental health service incorporating adult, child,adolescent, alcohol and drug services. For people with moderate to severe mental illness. 24 hour on call crisis service.

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https://www.southernhealth.nz/getting-help-you-need/mental-health-and-addictions

CCS Disability Action is the largest pan-disability support and advocacy organisation in New Zealand. CCS Disability Action’s vision is to see every disabled person included in the life of their family and community. As well as providing direct support and advocacy, we have a wider role in shaping society’s attitudes towards people with a disability. We have been working with disabled people and their families since 1935 and are now at the forefront of service provision, advocacy and information sharing in the disability sector New Zealand-wide. Our people are professional, innovative, dedicated and knowledgeable. We hold ourselves to the highest possible ethical and professional standards and are known for our partnership approach to support. We partner with disabled people, their families and whānau to enable them to have choice and control in their lives. We are also the organisation that manages the Mobility Parking Permit Scheme providing greater convenience and community access for over 160,000 permit holders.

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http://www.ccsdisabilityaction.org.nz

Age Concern Waitaki offers social connection programmes, health promotion activities and seminars, and elder abuse response services.

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https://www.facebook.com/ageconcernwaitaki/

Find council services and information online by clicking on the website link.

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http://www.waitaki.govt.nz/

To provide and opportunity for dance and the arts education within the Clutha District. Offering dance, drama and music education, groups and classes.WE have a team of teachers lead by Elspeth Dunne who hold several dance teaching qualifications with BBO and ADA.

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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Clutha-DANCE/276295599091070

This service provides welfare assistance to returned and home service persons and their spouses/dependents. This is in the form of advice and cash grants for matters of service nature.

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http://www.rsa.org.nz/

Drug testing services for Work and Income clients. Prices exclusive of GST.Onsite microscreen 11 urine or oral fluid rug test $70.

We provide free, confidential budgeting assistance to families and individuals in the Clutha district. Supervisors of Debt Repayment Orders.

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Mental Health assessment, treatment and management options for children, adolescents, up to age 18 years, and their families.

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https://www.southernhealth.nz/getting-help-you-need/public-health/contact-information-public-health/contact-public-health-nursing

Work and Income is a service of the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) and delivers support and employment services to more than 1 million New Zealanders.Work and Income provides assistance in a number of ways; see our services to find out how we can help you and your family. You can also contact us by phone or use MyMSD.

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http://www.workandincome.govt.nz

Heartland Service Centre is a one-stop-shop from which the local population may access a range of Government, and other related services.

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http://www.cluthanz.com

Public Health Nurses are registered nurses who have knowledge, experience and training in child and family health.

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https://www.southernhealth.nz/getting-help-you-need/public-health/contact-information-public-health/contact-public-health-nursing

Parents Centre NZ offers a wide range of support networks for parenting with the prime service being childbirth education. Internal supports are a priority for locally run committees which in turn ensures good quality support and education is available for parents within the community.

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http://www.parentscentre.org.nz

To create a safe and fun OSCAR approved programmes for children aged between 5 -13 years after school and school holidays.

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https://www.facebook.com/oscarbalclutha/

Tokomairiro Waiora Inc.is a kaupapa Maori Health service providing Whanau Ora services to the South Otago rohe.The key objective of our service is to ensure existing health professionals and providers are co-ordinated and that Maori are assisted to better utilise the services that are available. Tokomairiro Waiora Incorporated services are available to all members of the community. Development of whanau health plans are for specific conditions and age groups and are targeted for improvement in the health for each whanau. We provide information and guidance to assist whanau toward a healthier lifestyle.We Provide a Break-Away Youth Holiday Programme and health education and information from a Māori perspective.

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http://www.tokowaiora.co.nz

The Cancer Society of New Zealand is a not-for-profit organisation that seeks to minimise the impact of cancer on our community through support, education and research.

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https://www.cancer.org.nz/about-us/find-a-cancer-society-office-near-you/balclutha/

We are a Child and Family Support Service providing free, social work support to families with children up to 17 years old. Our HOME BASED FAMILY SUPPORT program provides advice and support around child behaviour and parenting skills, household management and routines. Our FAMILY CENTRED SERVICE works with family/whanau who have experienced family violence who want to make their families/whanau safer places to be. Our FAMILY START program is an intensive long-term home based service assisting families with vulnerable children from 12 weeks gestation to one year old to build their strengths and capacities to ensure the children have the best possible start in life. We have STRENGTHENING FAMILIES coordination where families working with multiple services can use this process to help agencies and family work together to improve health, education and social outcomes for family and whanau. The RESTORATIVE JUSTICE process is also available.

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https://anglicanfamilycare.org.nz/contact/

Ara Poutama Aotearoa, the Department of Corrections, is responsible for supporting people to comply with their sentences and orders (as imposed by the Courts or the Parole Board), to access programmes and services which help reduce the likelihood of their re-offending, make a contribution to the community and develop some of the life skills, knowledge and experiences which will help them lead lives without crime. Corrections works closely with a wide range of community and government partners, including mana whenua, to help people make and sustain change in their lives and create safer communities and families/whānau. If you are serving a community sentence or you have been released from prison on parole or with special conditions, you are usually “on probation”. Our community team work with people on probation to motivate them to make changes in their lives. This may include attending Community Work or programmes to address violence, alcohol and drug abuse or driving offences. If appropriate, offenders can attend programmes that teach them about Maori culture and give them opportunity to re-connect to their iwi. People on sentences and orders with Corrections may reside in one of 18 prisons across New Zealand, or be required to report to a Probation Officer and attend programmes in the community at one of over 70 Community Corrections’ sites or hubs.

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http://www.corrections.govt.nz

Victim support provides information, support and assistance to victims, witnesses, their families and friends. Victim Support also promotes victims' rights through raising public awareness and recognition of the effects of crime.

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http://www.victimsupport.org.nz

Pharmacists can help to support the health of your family; they can provide advice and treatment for common minor illnesses for all ages.Pharmacists ensure that prescriptions are dispensed correctly and that the medicine and dose is appropriate for you, so that you receive the maximum benefits from your medicines. Your pharmacist will help you understand what your medicines are prescribed for, how to take them, possible side effects and how to store them.All advice and treatment is conducted in a professional and confidential manner and most services are provided free of charge and do not generally require an appointment.For safe disposal, please return any expired or unwanted medicines, or needles/lancets and syringes to your pharmacy. There is no charge for this service.

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https://www.queenstownpharmacy.co.nz

Queenstown Medical Centre (QMC) operates across three sites – Queenstown, Arrowtown and Frankton (Remarkables Park). In addition to General Practice, Isle St houses an Accident & Medical clinic and facilitates access to a range of health services including Immigration Medicals, Travel Medicine and Sexual Health and Family Planning.  Co located are Radiology and Ultrasound, Psychology, Physiotherapy & Pharmacy.

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https://www.qmc.co.nz

This dental practice will accept new adolescent patients.

Antidote is locally owned and operated and we want to change the way the health system works. We don't want to see you only when you're sick. We're here to prevent you from getting sick. Your health is more than just medication and we want to bring you the tools to use outside of your prescription to improve your health.

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http://www.antidote.nz

https://thedoctors.co.nz/The-Doctors-Whakatipu-Frankton

Funeral Directors We are here to facilitate your farewell wishes at any venue that suits your family.

Services for children & families. Disease activities in Schools & Early Learning Centres & Community. B4 School Checks for 4 year olds. Youth Health.

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https://www.southernhealth.nz/

I work with many types of problems and can meet with individuals, couples, or families. My experience covers working with issues such as: grief, depression, anxiety, family conflict, family violence, separation, poor motivation, and stress related issues. I am a member of NZAC and am also a WINZ subsidised counsellor, and Victim Support Approved Counsellor - therefore subsidies can be offered. Professionalism and confidentiality is assured.

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http://www.counsellingprovider.co.nz

Wakatipu Youth Trust is a not for profit organisation that works alongside young people aged 10-24 to achieve positive outcomes through both support and advocacy.We provide, opportunities, resources, skilled people and safe environments which help to foster confidence, strength and challenges youth to reach their full potential.

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http://wakatipuyouthtrust.co.nz

Happiness House is a registered charity assisting the Whakatipu area supported by funding groups, local businesses, organisations and individuals. Also a fantastic little op shop that partially funds the center.Social, Emotional and Practical support for individuals and families operated out of a friendly and home-like environment.

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http://www.facebook.com/HappinessHouseQueenstown

Baskets of Blessing is a Queenstown based volunteer community Charitable Trust creating & gifting tailored gift baskets, cooking and delivering home cooked frozen meals, baking and food boxes to anonymous nominations... these are gifts of love for when words just aren't enough!Baskets of Blessing is providing support to those in physical, emotional and circumstantial crisis. Baskets full of donated gifts and surprises are carefully hand-filled and sent anonymously to those in need. Food hampers and frozen meals provide relief.Anonymous nominations are made via our website, and messages are accepted through Facebook and Email. Donations are highly appreciated and are the driving force in keeping the baskets and food hampers wonderful. Baskets are sent out once a month, with food hampers sent out weekly. To be a part of this project, don't hesitate to contact us. Every little donation of time, product or money counts to reach out further into our community!

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http://www.basketsofblessing.co.nz

Registered Psychotherapist (Adult. Also Children, Youth and Family Specialty).I work across the Central Lakes region consulting in Queenstown, Cromwell and Wanaka. When I first meet my clients I believe it is important to establish a warm and supportive rapport; then together establish a good understanding of your worries and difficulties and a treatment plan.I often meet pregnant mums, parents with worries about their baby, anxious children, couples, families and people who are distressed for all manner of reasons and I am constantly reminded of how difficult and complicated our lives can be and feel. It is a pleasure to support my clients toward resolution. Parenting and Infant Wellbeing, Relationship counselling, Trauma and Grief, Children & Youth, Family Therapy, Depression & Anxiety.

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http://www.mary-ferguson.co.nz

We offer an OSCAR-approved Sport and Recreation Holiday Programme. We aim to enhance the quality of life for all people within the District: By further developing services and facilities. By carrying out sound social, physical and economic planning. By ensuring the provision of cost effective services is responsive to community needs.

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http://sportrec.qldc.govt.nz/kids/school-holiday-programme/

Multidisciplinary team that provides assessment and treatment to all people who have moderate to severe mental illness. This includes a child, adolescent and family service, Drug and Alcohol service and Adult mental health service. An on call service operates after hours for all mental health emergencies.

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https://www.southernhealth.nz/

Mana Tāhuna is a Charitable Trust based in Tāhuna (Queenstown) New Zealand. Mana Tāhuna Charitable Trust stood up as a post CO-VID response as there has been a need to further unite the Māori and Pasifika community here and provide them with support. At this stage we are focused on the following three areas:Youth wellbeing, resilience and career pathwaysWhānau health and wellbeingMāori re-skilling and re-employment opportunities

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http://www.manatahuna.co.nz

Queenstown Lakes Family Centre is a primary mental health and social service provider. We are a team of Registered Health Professionals who specialise in working with children and families. We offer a range of evidence based services to support families in meeting the emotional, social and behavioural needs of their children.

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http://clfs.co.nz

Alcoholism can affect people of any age or background whether it is teen drinking, binge drinking or drinking alone. AA is a fellowship of men and women who are recovering alcoholics providing support for each other and the new comer. It works by members sharing their stories of what we used to be like, what happened and what we are like now. It is a safe and nonjudgmental place to find help and support from people who have been where you are.

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http://www.aa.org.nz/home

Your local Age Concern is your first port of call when you and your family/whanau need: information, advice, referral and support.

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http://www.ageconcern.org.nz

Find council services and information online by clicking on the website link.

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http://www.qldc.govt.nz/

Drug testing service for Work & Income beneficiaries. Please contact the office for up to date prices.

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http://www.tdda.com

Strengthening Families is a way of providing better co-ordinated support for families/whanau by using an inter agency case management approach. It aims to improve family health, educational attainments and reduce the incidence of persistent offending or abuse and neglect.

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http://www.strengtheningfamilies.govt.nz