Mon to Thurs
Strengthening Families can help you to identify the stepping stones of a pathway forward for your family/whanau. Strengthening Families is a process. We bring everyone together, with you around one table so everyone is clear about what support your family/whanau needs to thrive. We are a free and voluntary service. You get to choose who comes on board to support you on your pathway.
Mon to Fri
Strengthening Families is a way of providing better co-ordinated support for families/whanau by using an interagency case management approach. It aims to improve family health, educational attainments and reduce the incidence of persistent offending or abuse and neglect.
Mon to Thurs 9am - 5pm
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.
Mon to Fri 9am - 4:30pm or by prior arrangement. Visits to Central Lakes and South Otago areas by appointment.
We provide information and support for people that have experienced stroke, their family/whanau and caregivers. Community Stroke Advisor support includes providing information on a range of issues, finance, rehabilitation services, equipment, and care.
Sessions are Mon to Fri Morning: 9am - 12pm, Afternoon: 1pm - 4pm
Studio2 is a small art studio for people with disabilities. We provide a supportive space where people can explore their creativity through a variety of processes and mediums. Studio 2 also operates its own gallery at the front of our space which is named after local artist, the late Margaret Freeman.
Mon to Fri 9am - 5:30pm
Sat 10am - 1pm
The team at Sylvan Bank Pharmacy offer you experienced service with a professional approach to your healthcare, encouraging you towards positive changes for better health and wellbeing.
We provide a broad range of services and answers to your questions and medication needs. If you require some help to better manage your prescriptions and medication – we can assist with that too!
We can safely dispense a wide range of medicines, including prescription and non-prescription treatments for most common ailments and medical conditions
Synergy Wellness is a mental health needs assessment and service co-ordination service (NASC). We work with people experiencing disability as a result of a significant mental health issue, for which there is treatment provided by a suitably qualified practitioner.
Synergy Wellness does not provide treatment for mental health or any other disorders.
Mon / Tues / Wed 8:30am - 3:30pm
Thurs 8:30am - 12:30pm
Offer a free, confidential help, support, information and advice service, for individuals, families, elderly, groups in the community. Promoting the interests and wellbeing of the individual members of the community. Training / courses in response to the community needs. Referral service to other community agencies. Support with community development projects. Foodbank service.
8am - 4pm
Our team are passionate about breaking down the barriers to communication and participation. We do this by providing Assistive Technology tools and strategies.
The TalkLink team are specialists in the area of Communication Assistive Technology / Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). AAC tools and strategies are used to supplement or replace speech or writing for those with impairments in the production or comprehension of spoken or written language.
The TalkLink team consists of speech-language therapists, occupational therapists, teachers and technicians. We partner with disabled people, their families and whānau, as well as their support teams to provide services throughout New Zealand, and usually travel to meet our clients in a location chosen by them.
Mon to Fri 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday Social and Recreation from 4:30pm
Saturday Social and Recreation from 10am - 3pm
The Tapestry clubhouse is a local community centre that offers for people who have mental illness. It is there to give hope and opportunities to help achieve their full potential. Most importantly the clubhouse is a community of people who are working together to achieve a common goal. During the course of their participation members gain access to opportunities to friendships, family, employment and education. Tapestry Clubhouse is a casual, friendly environment where members participate in learning skills such as cooking, gardening, basic computing as well as maintenance and administration of the Clubhouse itself. There is support for those seeking employment from writing CVs to finding suitable positions and training courses. There are also regular social and recreational events.
8:45am - 5pm
Te Hau o Te Ora is a joint venture between WellSouth Primary Health Network, Hokonui Rūnanga and Awarua Whānau Services. We deliver primary care services similar to those delivered by general practice and mana whenua mandated Māori health providers.
Our services include General Practitioner via Telehealth and Virtual consultation, Nurse led services, Health Improvement Practitioner and a Health Coach. We work closely with our joint venture partners to ensure that our patients receive access to all support that we are able to collectively provide.
We are a Very Low Cost Access service.
Te Hiringa Mahara Mental Health Commission provides an overview of the systems and services that contribute to better and equitable mental health and wellbeing outcomes for people in Aotearoa New Zealand. Our objective is to contribute to better and equitable mental health and wellbeing outcomes for all people in Aotearoa. We perform an enduring role in transforming Aotearoa New Zealand's approach to mental health and wellbeing.
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Te Hou Ora Whanau Services is a community-based whānau driven Kaupapa Māori service provider. We provide services that will equip and empower young people and their whānau to fufill their potential in the context of their cultural heritage, their whānau, and their community. Te Hou Ora has been supporting young people, whānau and the community of Ōtepoti since 1976 when it was established under the banner of Youth for Christ. Since then, Te Hou Ora has diversified and transformed itself to meet the growing needs and trends in our community as well as become its own kaupapa Māori entity. We pride ourselves on having the ability to continuously meet the needs of our young people and whānau through our current programmes and services as well as innovative initiative.
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Te Kāika is a well-known ‘one-stop health shop’ improving health and wellbeing outcomes for all whānau and community by making essential health, social, education, and employment services affordable and accessible across the wider Otago region.
Te Kāika takes a holistic approach to deliver a broad range of low-cost services that include but are not limited to; medical care, dental treatment, physiotherapy, outreach social services, exercise programmes, and appointments with our Ministry of Social Development caseworkers. Kaimahi work together with individuals, whānau and community to create personalised plans of care, support and development.
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm
Stopping Violence program for maori men. Smoking Cessation program for whanau. Problem gambling (Health Promotion only). Rongoa contract offering massage/mirimiri. Mau Rakau program for boys + men (maori only). We are a community based health and social service provider, embracing the philosophy and values of tikanga māori to strengthen and empower whānau within our community by offering a range of courses and programmes. The strategy behind our service delivery is to encourage and support individuals to take positive control of their destiny.
Women's Refuges work to raise public awareness of violence against women and children, promoting the prevention and elimination of violence, and the rights of women and children to care and protection. For support, please ring our Crisis Line: 0800 REFUGE (0800 733 843). In an emergency, please ring 111.
Mon to Fri 9am - 4:30pm
Te Whare Pounamu Dunedin Women's Refuge provides programmes and support for wāhine - women, tamariki - children and rangatahi - youth who are experiencing domestic violence. We support a pathway to safety, regardless of ethnicity, gender identity or socio-economic circumstances. Our services range from programmes, group and individual support, advocating for women within the justice system, with police, protection orders, schools and other social and government agencies. We provide safe house refuge for women and whānau who are in crisis. If you are in immediate crisis due to domestic violence please call our 24/7 Crisis Line 0800 REFUGE
Mon to Fri 9am - 4pm
Child, Adolescent and Family Mental Health Service (CAFMHS) operates out of 9 Moray Place, Dunedin, and provides assessment and treatment for children and young people aged up to 14 years. Youth Specialty Service (YSS) operates out of 8 Moray Place, Dunedin and provides assessment and treatment for young people aged between 14 to 18 years.
Mon to Fri 8:30am -4:30pm
Dunedin North Community Mental Health Team operates out of Dunedin Hospital
Dunedin South Community Mental Health Team operates out of Wakari Hospital
Te Whatu Sourthen also offer Community Day Programmes and Outpatient Groups at Dunedin Hospital and Early Intervention in Psychosis Service at Dunedin Hospital
Mon to Fri 8am - 4:30pm
Kaupapa driven Māori service for adults and children who are experiencing a significant mental health issue. Southern DHB Maori Mental Health & Addiction Services are delivered by two teams. Te Oranga Tonu Tanga operates out of Wakari Hospital and Te Korowai Hou Ora operates out of Southland Hospital.Te Oranga Tonu Tanga also provides a Needs Assessment and Service Coordination service.
Mon to Fri 8am - 4:30pm
The service provides assessment to identify the level of need for ongoing support in the home and community settings. Services are allocated based on this identified need. The service provides support for elderly people with an ongoing disability.
Aged care and needs assessment is a district-wide initiative provided by Dunedin, Southland and rural hospitals to older people who need assistance to live comfortably in their own home. Support services are arranged by Te Whatu Ora Southern Care Co-ordination Centre (CCC).
Your doctor, the hospital treating you or another health professional, will send a referral to the Clinical Coordinators at the CCC in Dunedin or you may refer yourself. Phone 0800 627 236 or email SouthernDHBCCC@southerndhb.govt.nz to get in touch with the CCC. Providing your referral meets the eligibility criteria for services, the CCC will forward your referral to the appropriate service in your area for assessment.
This will be either a Te Whatu Ora Southern Needs Assessor or a Home and Community Support Service (HCSS) provider (Access Homehealth, Healthcare NZ, Royal District Nursing Service NZ) who will contact you. The assessments are an opportunity to discuss with you and your family/ whanau the level of support needed and determine any urgent needs. The assessment may take up to two hours.
You are encouraged to have a family/whanau member present with you during the assessment so that your health, disability and other needs can be best understood by the assessor.
The Breast Room hosts a free drop-in clinic in Dunedin, and also provides home visits in the wider Dunedin City area. For the rest of New Zealand, you can access free online, zoom, text, email, social media support.
- Breastfeeding Advocate
- Community Breastfeeding Service
- Lactation Consultant
- Peer Supporter
- Change Table
- Private Space To Feed (Breast, Express, Bottle)
- Pump Hire/Purchase
Monday to Sunday - 9am - 5pm
The Carroll Street Trust (TCST) is a Mental Health & Addictions service, providing 24 hour Residential Support as well as Community Support for people living with mental health issues.
TCST has several houses offering Housing and Recovery services with day time support and responsive night support.
Housing and Recovery Services
Access to this service should come through a Te Whatu Ora (DHB) clinical referral or via an approved Needs Assessment and Service Co-Ordination agency. If a GP would like to refer, they will need to be supported by a NASC agency.
Community Support
Community support is for people who require additional support to remain actively involved with family/whānau, community living, education, employment and self-management of their own wellbeing. The person is supported to determine their own needs and to retain or regain control of their own recovery process.
By appointment;
Monday and Wednesday 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
Friday 10.00 am - 2.30 pm
A financial mentoring service working with you to develop budget plans that work put you in charge of your money and help you reach your goals.
Clutha Budget Advisory Service delivers free, confidential financial mentoring/budgeting in the Clutha District.
Clutha Budget Advisory Service operates the local food bank, Clutha Food Hub that provides free food parcels to anyone living in Balclutha and surrounding areas needing food support.
Mon to Fri 8am - 5pm
Sat 9am - 1pm
We changed our name from Wakatipu Medical to The Doctors Whakatipu and we have two clinics in the Queenstown area: one here at Frankton and another at Shotover.
When you enrol at The Doctors Whakatipu you can visit either clinic for your appointments and care, whichever is more convenient.
Our medical team provide high quality, general practice medical care, supporting local families from the wider Whakatipu Basin, stretching Glenorchy to Gibbston Valley and as far south as Athol. We offer a range of medical services including immigration medicals, mole removals and travel vaccinations.
Mon to Fri 7am - 5pm
Drug testing service for Work & Income beneficiaries. Please contact the office for up to date prices.
Mon to Fri 8am - 5pm
Drug testing service for Work & Income beneficiaries.
The Halberg Foundation aims to enhance the lives of physically disabled New Zealanders by enabling them to participate in sport and recreation.
The Home of St Barnabas Trust is a provider of Services for the Elderly both residential and those living in our community isolated from social contact.
We deliver our meals hot on a plate ready to eat. Our meals are made fresh each day on site using local produce and suppliers where possible.
As a Foundation, our primary objective is to support our patients and their families in any way possible, including financial and emotional support and advocacy in the health systems, as well as holding events to bring families together, holiday homes when families need to get away, and research and medical specialist support. The Foundation offers a wide range of free services to patient members.
The Personal Advocacy and Safeguarding Adults Trust provides a range of safeguarding services and support for people with care and support needs. These services include Supported Decision Making support and training, short term advocacy and life long advocacy, discretionary trust administration and a coordinated inter-agency response for Adults at Risk. The Trust offers parents and other interested persons an opportunity to invest in peace of mind for the future through membership and enrollment. The Trust also extends support to people not enrolled in the Trust.
OTAGO / SOUTHLAND / OAMARU
Mon to Fri 10am - 2pm
We currently run a monthly worship service on the last Sunday of the month 10.30am. Please contact us to enquire about small groups and faith teaching.
Gore Corps runs various programmes for youth and children. There is a Play Bam, Play Group, Music & Movement Programme, Tribe - Youth Group and Junior Soldiers. Please contact our office for more details:
Counselling, budgeting advice, advocacy services and assistance with food, furniture and clothing is available from our Gore office.
Mon to Fri 9:30am - 3pm @ 110 Leven Sunday
10:30am @ 29-31 Victoria Ave
Come worship and serve with us. The Salvation Army is moved by far more than a desire to do good works. Our deeds are driven by Christian faith and devotion.
Our work is fuelled by our worship—church services that feed the soul and cultivate compassion.
And there's a place for you.
Various hours
The Queenstown Corps is active in the life of the community and is a welcoming fellowship for travellers and transient workers.
Our Sunday church service is held at our new location, 8 Pin Oak Avenue, Frankton, Queenstown starting at 10.30.
This is a family-friendly atmosphere with a mixture of worship styles infused with an evangelical flavour.
Please note that some Community Services operate out of 71 Gorge Road, Queenstown
Tues to Fri 9am - 3pm
The Winton Salvation Army exists to impact our community to know and live like Jesus. Which may sound a bit out there considering it was about 2000 years ago that Jesus was walking around, and even then it was on the other side of the world.
But really its about living our lives in a way that makes our community a better place to live in. So for us our faith is not a Sunday only deal, its about what we do each and every day.
Reception is open Monday to Thursday from 9am - 2pm. Closed Fridays.
The Valley Project is a community-led development project that builds community connections and promotes the wellbeing of local families and whanau.
We coordinate activities such as:
Mon to Fri 8am - 5pm
We are a small and friendly General Practice in Queenstown providing
an inclusive and supportive service to our local community.
We are proud to provide clinical excellence that is both accessible and equitable.
Mon to Fri 9am - 7:30pm
This service provides a safe environment for children/young people who have been exposed to issues around separation from significant people in their lives to reconnect with their family/whanau. Every effort is taken to enhance our commitment to the best interests of the children who have the need for Supervised Contact Services due to safety and well-being concerns. A Supervised Contact Visit refers to time shared between a child and a visiting parent which occurs in the presence of an independent third person. The service is delivered in a safe and controlled environment with constant supervision provided by trained supervisors.
9am - 4pm
Tokanui Medical Centre is a Nurse Led Clinic. Clinics runs Monday - Friday between 9am and 4.00pm. District Nursing home based visits are provided when required. Note: A GP visits each fortnight, usually a Wednesday.
Monday, Tuesday - 09:00 - 16:30
Wednesday - CLOSED
Thursday - 09:30 - 15:30
Friday, Saturday, Sunday - CLOSED
One-stop-shop for health and social services to cater to the needs of the Tokomairiro Community.
Mon to Thurs 9am - 4:320pm
Fri 9am - 1pm
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.
Mon to Thurs 10am - 3pm
We offer a free and confidential service to the community. We provide support and information to all members of community, work with others to develop social, educational, recreational and cultural activities and services. We provide a referral service and initiate training/courses in response to community needs. This is an information and referral agency. We also provide free advice, confidential help, a listening ear, information, referrals, foodbank, and work with others to develop social, educational and cultural activities and services.
