Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5pm
AWS provides services that address social, health, early educational need and Rangatahi Services. This includes Mother and Pepi, Tamariki Ora, Whanau Ora, Whanau Tautoko, Counselling, Rangatahi programmes and support.
24/7 Phone line.
Barnardos provide a range of care, education and support services developed specifically for New Zealand children and their families. The services we provide reflect our commitment to ensuring that all children are able to receive the very best start to life.
We are proud to offer a range of services to suit your hearing needs. These services include hearing loss diagnosis, treatments, tinnitus diagnosis and management, as well as hearing aid fittings, servicing, and maintenance.
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm
Blind Low Vision NZ is here to provide practical and emotional support, to advocate for inclusive communities and lead the way in vision rehabilitation.
Mon to Fri 10am - 2pm
Blind Low Vision NZ empowers people who are blind, deafblind or have low vision by giving them the training, tools, and tips they need to deal with their sight loss and achieve their goals.
Blind Sport New Zealand Incorporated is New Zealand’s National Disability Sport Organisation for blind, deafblind and low vision sport and physical recreation. We are charged with leading sport and recreation opportunity and driving participation in blind and low vision sport throughout New Zealand.
What does Blind Sport Do?
Supports individuals with a vision impairment across Aotearoa to get active. Blind Sport New Zealand works with:
- All ages
- All levels of activity (participation and competitive)
- All vision impairments, including individuals with additional needs
- All sports and active recreation
- Upskills coaches, sport organisations and schools on how to ensure their sport is inclusive
- Advocates for inclusive opportunities in all areas of sport
- Supports the sport community and Blind Sport New Zealand members with programmes and events
- Runs youth programmes and events
8:30am - 5pm
We are a general practice aiming to provide quality healthcare to you and your family.
Mon to Fri 10am - 4:30pm
This is a collection depot only - no pharmacist on site.
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Boccia New Zealand promotes and supports the sport of boccia amongst all people with a physical disability throughout New Zealand.
Boccia is a precision ball sport similar to petanque and bowls whereby athletes throw, kick or use a ramp to propel a ball onto court aiming to get close to a target ball (Jack). Played indoors from a seated position using soft leather balls on a smooth rectangular court, boccia can be played as individuals, in pairs or teams of three. Boccia is a game of skill and strategy and is a truly inclusive sport in which men and women of all ages and abilities can play together. Boccia is a Paralympic sport with no Olympic counterpart and is designed specifically for athletes with a disability affecting locomotor function.
Mon to Fri 9am - 4pm
The Otago Brain Injury Association provides support, advocacy, information and education in order to promote quality life that maximises potential, choice and independence for people affected by brain injury. We provide a free and independent service throughout the entire Otago area supporting those with a brain injury and their families and carers. We provide assistance around accessing services and support i.e. ACC, Ministry of Social Development and other government organisations or community agencies. We also provide peer support groups across Otago. Our clients find it extremely helpful to have someone who is knowledgeable on entitlements and the systems they have to deal with, who is able to speak up on their behalf if required.
We provide information, support and representation for those with breast cancer so they can make informed choices about their treatment and care. We offer our Step by Step support pack free of charge to everyone diagnosed in NZ. Through our networking and advocacy we aim to make would-class detection, treatment and care available to everyone diagnosed with breast cancer, wherever they live in NZ.
Breastfeeding Support Otago and Southland (BFSOS) is a Peer Support programme created by WellSouth Primary Health Network. This programme aims to help women in our Southern communities to access FREE, friendly, and non-judgemental support to establish, maintain and continue breastfeeding and help with common feeding challenges. All Peer Supporters have completed accredited training and have been police vetted.
Mon to Fri 8am - 6pm
We are a general practice that provides quality healthcare to you and your family.
We see patients by appointment only and your appointment can be virtual, phone or face to face consults depending on your situation and preference.
The hub is available to local residents and groups for a broad variety of activities, including meetings, workshops, courses, and children’s play groups.
NZAF provides services for gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men, and people living with or affected by HIV. Its services include rapid HIV testing, resources and education about HIV and counselling. While NZAF’s testing clinics are in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, it offers national test distribution services, remote counselling and hosts a range of useful resources and tools on its website. A 24 hour hotline is also available to help answer your questions and connect you to appropriate services.
Monday - Friday: 8:30-17:30
We aim to lower the incidences of burn injuries and educate people about burn prevention, by:
We aim to support and assist people with burn injuries, by:
Mon - Fri - 8.30am - 4.30pm. Fridays by appointment only
We are here to help and support you and your whānau through cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
Tues / Wed - please phone 027 218 4008 - Wednesday in office 9 - 4:30pm
Mon to Fri 8.30-4.30pm
We are here to help and support you and your whānau through cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
Mon to Fri 9am - 4pm
We are here to support people with cancer and their whānau. We are part of the Otago and Southland Division of the Cancer Society.
Services include:
9am - 4:30pm
A non profit organisation that seeks to minimize the impact of cancer on our community through support, education and research.
CanTeen Aotearoa is a charity that provides free and tailored support to rangatahi aged 13-24 who are impacted by cancer. Whether they are dealing with their own diagnosis, the cancer of a sibling or parent, or the death of a sibling or parent.
Support includes:
The Cardiac Club meets monthly in the Richmond Grove Church Hall, cnr Yarrow and Margaret Streets, Invercargill. Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 2pm unless otherwise advertised. Members are people who have had heart problems and or heart surgery; family members are welcome.
The primary role of Carers NZ is to ensure awareness about carers, their role, and their needs within New Zealand and internationally. We participate in government reference and working groups, and promote the interests of family carers to decision-makers in health, education, employment, social services, housing, transport, and other important areas.
Services include:
Mon to Fri 8am - 4:30pm
Cargill Enterprises currently employs over 80 people with some level of a disability. Ages range from school leavers through to retirees.
Our employees are asked to apply themselves to the best of their ability and embrace the culture of care, patience and respect common to any good workplace. All employees have personal development plans and for some, these will include life skills such as using a computer or improving their numeracy and literacy. We offer regular classroom type training programmes run during paid work hours and tutored by skilled, contracted educators to support and upskill our employees. All employees have a typical employment agreement and are expected to fulfill workplace obligations, be punctual, work the agreed hours, pay taxes and contribute to Kiwisaver. From this they take great satisfaction and confidence knowing that their employment contract was achieved on merit, hence making a meaningful and valuable contribution to their communities and the economy.
As a result of employees taking pride in their workmanship and applying their skills we have developed and established a proven, respected footing in the business community for producing top quality products and services.
Providing employment improves quality of life by helping build self-esteem, self-confidence and work skills. If you think you would like to apply for a position with us please contact our HR Manager.
Mon / Tues / Thurs / Fri 9am - 5pm
Wed 10:30am - 5pm
Catholic Social Services (Live Life Well) is a Family Social Service and Counselling Agency providing support to families, couples and individuals with a major focus on parenting. We offer Social Work, Counselling, Parenting Courses & Education.
Services include:
Mon to Fri 9am - 4pm
We are here to provide support and strengthen communities so people with disabilities are included in everyday activities like work, education and recreation. Our aim is to support you to be in charge of your life and achieve the goals you set. For children this means supporting a 'whole of family' approach. We can provide you and your family/whanau with information, ideas and support, and connect you with people and groups in your community. We advocate for the rights of disabled people - to government, the wider community and other organisations.
Mon to Fri 9am - 4pm
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.
Mon to Fri 9am - 12pm
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.
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 4:30am
(After hours emergency - call 0800 467 846)
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.
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Level 1, 88 Beach St, Steamer Wharf
Queenstown 9300
16B McBride Street
Frankton 9300
14-20 Centennial Ave
Alexandra 9300
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.
Services include:
Referrals:
Referrals and general enquiries:
0508 440 255
info@clfs.co.nz
QT Family Referrals (03) 441 4331
Call Free: 0508 440 255
Mon to Fri 9:30am - 1:30pm
Providing FREE budgeting and financial support services in Central Otago, Queenstown Lakes and Maniototo. As well as free community education.
Available anytime
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.
Short term hire. Maximum period of use is from four to six weeks, or as agreed to.
Central Otago Friendship Network do run regular social groups in the Alexandra area for those who may be isolated due to barriers such as experiencing disability or age related conditions. They are not support groups specific to a particular medical condition or impairment but rather casual social outings which seek to provide connection spaces for a diverse range of people who may experience loneliness or isolation in our rural communities. Follow the link to their facebook page to find out the weekly updates & upcoming events.
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5pm
Living Options aims to provide support for people with disabilities residing in the Central Otago and Lakes District. Their goal is to enable individuals to have as much control over their lives as possible, whilst ensuring that they are provided with opportunities to succeed and that their rights are protected. Living Options takes pride in offering a wide range of personalised services that cater to the needs of each individual - these include:
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5pm
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 purchase.
Mon to Thurs 8:30am - 5pm
Fri 8:30am - 3:30pm
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.
Mon to Fri 9am - 3pm
The Cerebral Palsy Society is a member-based organisation that strives to enhance the lives of people with cerebral palsy in New Zealand by providing programmes, support and advice. Our members are at the heart of everything we do and we are proud to support New Zealander’s with CP at all ages and stages. We run a variety of programmes and services for our members – from funding to subsidise taxi travel and physical activities, to grants, member events and support networks.
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5pm
Provides assessment and treatment for children and young people aged up to 14 years.
Programmes include:
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Child Cancer Foundation provides strength and comfort to families, parents and children impacted by child cancer.
While medical staff do an incredible job treating the child, families often need emotional and practical support beyond what doctors and nurses are able to give. That’s why we ensure that each newly diagnosed family has a dedicated Family Support Coordinator, who is there to provide them with the specific help they need, every step of the way.
Mon to Fri 10am - 5pm
We are a New Zealand-based registered charity.
Striving to bring enjoyment to children's lives, our current focus is on the lack of facilities in New Zealand that cater to disabled children.
Our mission! To make New Zealand the most disability-friendly region in the world. Let's start with playgrounds. We have reached our first target: contributing $10,000 towards a wheelchair swing for Waipu Park.
To provide more events for our disabled children, their parents, and siblings to enjoy togetherness.
More usable and wheelchair-friendly outdoor sensory programs and equipment in public spaces. Our mission is to make every disabled child welcome in New Zealand.
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 5pm
At Choices NZ, we are dedicated to ensuring people with disabilities and health needs enjoy fulfilling and independent lives. Choices NZ is all about choosing the assistance you want and the flexibility to control and change that assistance when you want to. We can assist you to:- Achieve greater independence- Develop your social networks to connect with individuals and groups with common interests- Access community services- Live independently and help choose the best living situation for you- Gain employment- Experience new challenges or pursue new interests. Our Life Coaches and Facilitators are experienced and qualified, and our specialist clinical staff provide expert advice – evaluating and supporting staff to deliver comprehensive and carefully-designed services.
Mon to Fri 9am - 3pm
Bainfield Gardens aims to provide an environment where people who face the challenge of coping with varying degrees of mental illness can come to a Gardens where the environment itself creates healing.This is done through teaching work-based skills in a gardening environment which has a Christian culture of encouragement and love towards each other.In turn this adds back community and enjoyment into the consumers lives so that they will be able to transition back to the fullness of life.
Consumers are referred to the Bainfield Gardens (or BOG as it is often affectionately referred to) through the Southland District Health Board and other agencies, including self referral.
Mon-Thurs 10.00 am – 4.00 pm
Fri 10.00 am – 1.00 pm
What the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) does:
How to contact CAB Ōtepoti Dunedin
How it works when someone contacts CAB
The CAB website is a powerful resource with thousands of articles and information about people's rights under the law. The information is up-to-date and accurate so people can have confidence they are reading quality, credible information about their rights - written in plain English. www.cab.org.nz.
CAB also has a new ‘youth’ website https://youth.cab.org.nz/ highlights many of the key issues for youth embarking on those ‘firsts’ in adult life.
CAB has 3 Language support options available to use with clients
The other key part of our Service is that CAB helps connect people to the Services, clubs, activities and support organisations they need – connecting people and communities.
CAB has one of the most comprehensive community directories in Aotearoa – we provide and maintain an online community directory of over 35,000 Services and organisations nationwide
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