Signatories - Waka Toa Ora

Waka Toa Ora Signatory List

There are 203 signatory records.

Organisation	Contact People	Description
ScreenSouth Ltd P O Box 25 087 Victoria Street Christchurch 8144 Phone: 03 365 5287 Fax: 03 379 6130	Jin Cho 03 365 5287	ScreenSouth is a non-profit organization whose function is to administer breast screening across the upper and lower South Island. ScreenSouth is also responsible for administration of the National Cervical Screening Programme in Canterbury and South Canterbury.
Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa PO Box 40113 Christchurch 8142 Phone: 03 377 0666 Fax: 03 379 7860 Website	03 377 0666	FP's mission is to provide a positive view of sexuality, informed choice and access to accurate information and quality sexuality and reproductive health services. FP provides clinical and education services FP seeks to work in partnership with the Tangata Whenua in accordance with the Treaty of Waitangi
Shirley Community Trust PO Box 35-002 Christchurch 8640 Phone: 03 981 5521 Fax: 03 981 3456 Website	Shirley Community Mary Hussey 03 981 5521	The Shirley Community Trust (SCT) is part of St Stephens Anglican Church social ministry in the Shirley area.
SigJaws Trust 301 Tuam Street Christchurch 8011 Phone: 940 9470 Website	Mr Gary Watts 940 9470	SigJaws Trust is a Community based organisation specifically designed to assist people (including similar organisations) who experience severe difficulties and/or major personal hardship.
Smokefree Canterbury		Smokefree Canterbury is a group of people representing various agencies that aims to contribute to smokefree action in the Canterbury region. The group provides the opportunity to network, work on joint projects, to advocate and share resources.
Social Equity & Wellbeing Network (SEWN) Christchurch Central Christchurch Phone: 03 366 2050 Website	Liz Hawes 03 366 2050	Our purpose is to promote social equity, justice and wellbeing by advocating on issues, empowering groups and facilitating collaboration in the social services sector.
Soil and Health Association (Christchurch/Waitaha Branch) Christchurch Website		Healthy Soil, Healthy Food, Healthy People. Monthly public meetings to promote this concept and inform people on all aspects of organics and its benefits. Quarterly branch magazine $10 per annum "Organic Matters" or $5 for email only.
South New Brighton Ratepayers Association 85 Estuary Road Christchurch 8061 Phone: 388 4875	Chris O'Brien 388 4875	Keeping area residents informed, maintaining a healthy community and community development.
Sport Canterbury PO Box 2606 Christchurch 8140 Phone: 3735060 Fax: 03 3870284 Website	Julyan Falloon 3735034 Dean Roulston 3735060	Sport Canterbury is one of New Zealand's 17 Regional Sports Trusts committed to promoting sport and physical activity through clubs, schools and regional organisations as well as through their own initiatives. Sport Canterbury enjoys great reach into our local communities and plays a leading role in promoting active healthy lifestyles. Chief Executive, Selwyn Maister and the team at Sport Canterbury are committed to working in partnership with the Christchurch City Council and all the other relevant agencies in Christchurch to provide information and services across the whole field of sport and physical recreation in the city.
Sport Canterbury - Healthy Families Christchurch Unit B, 1 Brynley Street Hornby Christchurch Phone: 03 377 8159 Website	To Update 03 377 8159
St Albans Residents Association (SARA) PO Box 21 102 Christchurch Phone: 3742465 Fax: 03 3742467 Website	Emma Twaddell 03 374 2465	CURRENT STATUS: Centre closed but operating at another site. See Action Record for more info. The St Albans Residents Association is not just a residents' group that 'reacts' to issues but also is 'proactive' in promoting the wellbeing of the St Albans suburb through community development for all groups.
St Nicholas Youth Trust 231 Barrington Street Christchurch 8024 Phone: 3322167	3322167	Provide leadership and resources for young people and their families in SW Christchurch (e.g youth groups, mentoring). Organisation currently in recess.
Stand Children's Services PO Box 30055 Barrington Christchurch 8244 Phone: 03 332 2541 Fax: 03 332 9615 Website	Trevor Batin 03 332 2541	CURRENT STATUS: Open, accepting referrals Stand Children’s Services provides: • Support for children who have experienced trauma, and their families, in residential and home settings • Social Workers in Schools • Family Therapy Service
START Inc PO Box 21022 Edgeware Christchurch 8143 Phone: 355 4414 Fax: 03 355 5804 Website	Maggy Tai Rakena 021-0253-4425	CURRENT STATUS: Limited services available Still in process of re-establishing facilities as usual building yellow stickered Temporary buildings at same site in process of set up. Existing clients being attended to. START Inc offers a quality counselling service free of charge to children, young people, adults and their whanau who have disclosed sexual abuse. In addition START Inc provides low cost education to members of the professional and general community and a consultation service for those who have concerns about sexual abuse
Stay On Your Feet Steering Group P O Box 13171 Christchurch 8140		Stay on Your Feet Canterbury is a falls prevention programme which aims to reduce the incidence of falls among older people (65+) in Canterbury. Representatives from a wide range of community and health agencies have formed a Steering Group and various working parties to advance the programme goals through what is proving to be a very positive and effective community and health promotion model. The Steering Group’s strategies centre around: 1.Reducing modifiable risk factors. 2. Raising awareness (in all sectors) of the issue of falls among older people. 3. Providing leadership and coordination for those with an interest in preventing falls among older people. 4.Promoting good health and positive ageing for older people. 5.Research, recording and evaluation. The programme has based its approach and interventions on the experience, research and evaluation of both the Australian Stay on Your Feet model and the Otago Home Exercise Programme.
Step Ahead Trust PO Box 32 025 Christchurch 8147 Phone: 3894001 Fax: 03 3894042 Website	Bryan Gilchrist 3894001	Step Ahead provides community-based Activity and pre-Vocational rehabilitation services for people with mental illness throughout Christchurch and rural Canterbury. The organisation is underpinned by a strong empowerment philosophy which sees members involved at every level from governance and planning to organising and leading activities. Step Ahead has been successfully providing programmes which make a positive difference in people’s lives for over 20 years.
Stepping Stone Trust PO Box 33 103 Barrington Christchurch 8244 Phone: 03 338 6390 Website	03 338 6390	CURRENT STATUS: FULLY OPERATIONAL Mental health residential, respite and community support service. Provide services for more than 200 clients per week throughout Canterbury. Employ a range of health professionals including nurses, social workers, counsellors etc. Emphasis upon youth and young adults but provide services for those aged 14 - 65.
Stopping Violence Services (Chch) Inc PO Box 774 Christchurch 8140 Phone: 03 365 6266 Website	03 365 6266	Status: Limited Services as building in red zone. SVS offers a range of services to men, women and youths who wish to stop their violence and abuse. Services are also available for women whose behaviour is harmful to others.A range of services is also available to victims of violent and abusive relationships.Groups programmes are our preferred way of working, however individual programmes are available in special conditions i.e.cognitive ability, work clashes, sexual orientation, English is not their first language, disability, head injury.SVS workers are men and women from many different backgrounds who have undergone extensive training and been accredited for this work.
Sumner Community Residents Association PO Box 17608 Sumner Christchurch 8840 Phone: 03 3267817 Website	Susan Kaschula 03 3267817	The Sumner Community Residents' Association is committed to a vision of Sumner as a unique seaside community that is lively, resilient and prosperous. The Sumner Community Residents’ Association will act as a conduit for the community and external stakeholders, and also support and enable the aspirations of our community to achieve the vision.
Sustainable Otautahi Christchurch (SOC Inc) PO Box 2216 Christchurch 8140 Phone: 021 0437128 Website	Dave Evans 021 0437128	Sustainable Otautahi Christchurch (SOC) is an incorporated membership society, formed in 2005, which carries on the vision of two previous local voluntary organisations, Sustainable Cities Trust and Christchurch-Otautahi Agenda 21 Forum. Former members of both those groups are involved, along with a new generation of Christchurch people, who work towards the bold vision of Christchurch people “practicing, living and demonstrating sustainability in all that they do.” SOC’s registered charitable aim, which recognises Te Tiriti o Waitangi/The Treaty of Waitangi as a foundation, is to actively contribute within Otautahi-Christchurch to opportunities and means for achievement of long term sustainability. In trying to make a difference, and head that direction, SOC members seek to: ensure that all people have their basic needs satisfied, so that they can live in dignity, in healthy communities, while having the minimum adverse impact on natural systems both now and in the future.
Tangata Atumotu Trust P O Box 172 Christchurch 8013 Phone: 272 293 808 Website	Carmen Collie 272293808	Tangata Atumotu Trust is Canterbury’s longest-standing Pasifika provider. We understand our community’s specific health and wellbeing needs, and work across a wide range of sectors to improve the health outcomes of our community.
Target Zero PO Box 73041 Christchurch 8154 Phone: 941 8999 Website	Lisa deHaan 941 8999	Target Zero is a Christchurch City Council resource efficiency/waste minimisation initiative working with Christchurch businesses to save money and reduce environmental impacts. The goal is innovative, profitable and accountable businesses that integrate sustainable economic, social and environmental values in their thinking, decision making and behaviour.
Te Mataariki Whaioranga Trust PO Box 20254 Christchurch 8543 Phone: 3850815 Fax: 03 3749301	Ateremu McNeill 3850815	The Mataariki Whaioranga Trust is currently developing a range of services to enhance the well-being and educational opportunities for Rangatahi and their Whanau.
Te Puawaitanga Ki Otautahi Trust PO Box 16886 Hornby Christchurch Phone: 03 3445062 Fax: 03 3490645 Website	Alison Bourn 029 770 9242	Te Puawaitanga Ki Otautahi Trust is a leading Kaupapa Maori Provider dedicated to improving, promoting and delivering health care and education in the community.
Te Rangimarie Centre PO Box 32 056 Linwood Christchurch 8147 Phone: 03 379 8596	03 379 8596
Te Runanga O Nga Maata Waka P O Box 15057 Christchurch 8643 Phone: 3826628 Fax: 03 3651253	Norm Dewes 3826628	Te Runanga O Nga Maata Waka is people-driven and delivers health, education and a host of community services. It aims to take mainstream values and fit them to Maori values, to assist the Maori population to attain the highest possible levels of education and to unify all Tangata Whenua.
Te Runanga O Ngai Tahu P O Box 13 046 Christchurch 8141 Phone: 03 366 4344 Fax: 03 365 4424 Website	Amber Clarke 03 366 4344 Marcus Gibbs 03 366 4344	Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu exists to grow and develop Ngai Tahu whanau members who are culturally able, well-connected to their Ngai Tahu community and outstanding performers in their chosen field.
Te Runanga o Ngati Kahungunu Christchurch Phone: 385 4086	Merv Hawkins 385 4086 Herbie Timu 385 4086	A range of social services which include Agriculture (gardens), prison support, hospital visits, family guidance and support all voluntarily. Our focus is to help and share with others what we have to offer.
Te Tahi Youth P O Box 2986 Christchurch 8011 Phone: 03 943 9298 Fax: 03 379 3195 Website	Fiona Kay 03 943 9298 Jo Kirrane 03 943 9298	The 198 Youth Health Centre is a community based not-for-profit organisation governed by the Youth Health Trust. The 198 Youth Health Centre provides free ‘youth friendly’ accessible primary health care services including GPs, nurses, Counsellors, social workers, youth workers and peer supporters for young people 10 to 25. Mission:To enable young people of all ethnic backgrounds to have access to services which promote physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and social health
Te Whare Awhero/The Hope Centre P O Box 16451 Hornby Christchurch 8042 Phone: 03 967 4673 Website	Kerrie van Woerden 967 4673	Te Whare Awhero/The Hope Centre is a holistic health centre that serves the community by providing free counselling and meditation, social workers, community development projects, research and community meeting/office space.
Te Whare Hauora Christchurch 8240 Phone: 03 379 6910 Fax: 03 379 6918	Hana x 03 379 6910
The Giggles 10 Reeves Road Opawa Christchurch 8023 Phone: 03 980 3681 Website	Hannah Airey 021998109	“The Giggles Laughter Workshops” present innovative, dynamic stress management and team building workshops by using a powerful combination of positive psychology and laughter. This instantly connects people, breaks down barriers and creates a positive environment. When this is done through something as fun and as simple as unconditional laughter, it is so empowering for the individuals. It is also perfect for those of us who have been through the stress and trauma of the earthquakes. We help people get in touch with themselves again and give them tools to take away, which they can use in all spheres of their lives. Our workshops are ideal for all organisations and support groups.”
The Green Lab (formerly Greening the Rubble) 150 Lichfield Street Christchurch CBD Christchurch 8011 Website	Bridget Allen Katie Hallam	The Green Lab creates urban green spaces that support strong social connection and wellbeing in Otautahi Christchurch.
The Just Dirt Trust Phone: 03 3856894 Website	Selwyn Eagle 03 3856894	We assist folk to get involved in their community, with gardening and other fun activities.
The Neighbourhood Trust P O Box 21-179 Edgeware Christchurch 8143 Phone: 027 746 5168 Website	Ginny Larsen 027 746 5168	Neighbourhood Trust (NHT) works mainly in the Mairehau/Shirley area of Christchurch using a strengths-based community-led model working with our community to promote a healthy, happy, caring community. Its focus is breaking down barriers, building connections between our community members and other organisations, and helping people achieve their potential, especially with older adults, families, parents and children. Also runs a citywide Parenting Week every two years.
The Salvation Army Hope Centre PO Box 1015 Christchurch 8140 Phone: 3668128 Fax: 03 3668295 Website	3668128	CURRENT STATUS: Most services operating See action record: EQ Update Status for all services update. The Salvation Army Hope Centre provides foodbank, budget, family mentoring programme, advocacy, job search assistance as well as weekly community activities. Some activities are at certain times of the week, please phone for up to date times.
The Village Presbyterian Church and Community Centre P O Box 5030 Papanui Christchurch 8542 Phone: 3516664 Website	Martin Stewart 3516664	The Village Presbyterian Church and Community Centre is actively involved in promoting relationships within the community. We offer courses for adults and children such as, art, music, cooking, dance, health and well-being, after school clubs, craft groups, and monthly lunches for the elderly. Courses are offered in a warm, safe and friendly atmosphere and at a low cost. St. Stephen’s Community Centre is a hive of activity working towards creating a healthy Christchurch We also offer professional family counselling and host adult education with Rising Holm Community Centre.
Therapy Professionals Ltd P O Box 7807 Christchurch Phone: 03 3775280 Fax: 03 3775281 Website	Shonagh O'Hagan 03 3775280	Therapy Professionals Ltd is a private community based therapy team offering services in and around Christchurch. We provide a cost effective, efficient and comprehensive service. Our team of physiotherapy, speech language, music occupational therapies and dietitians work with all age groups. Our special interests are: - the elderly - children and adults with special needs (physical, developmental, acquired and intellectual disabilities) - workplace and home safety Our services include: - assessment and treatment - group activities eg exercise, communication classes and a choir - education and support for caregivers - workplace home and safety - supervision - reviews eg menus, activities - professional development Therapy wherever you live, work, learn or play is the most effective way to develop skills for everyday life.
Tourette's Association New Zealand Phone: 940 9420 Website	Robyn Twemlow 940 9420	The Tourette's Associate of NZ (TANZ) supports kiwi kids and adults, as well as their families, living with the neurological disorder. It provides peer support, educational and advocacy services.
TRANX Incorporated Website	Darrell Lanini 366 0598	TRANX Inc (Tranquilliser Recovery and New Existence) is a self-help community based group formed to support people who have become addicted to minor tranquillisers and sleeping pills.
Tumanako 27 Amyes Road Hornby Christchurch 8042 Phone: 03 967 4673 Website	03 967 4673	Te Whare Awhero/The Hope Centre is a holistic health centre that serves the community by providing free counselling and meditation, social workers, community development projects, research and community meeting/office space.
Volunteering Canterbury PO Box 13 698 Christchurch 8141 Phone: 03 366 2442 Fax: 03 366 0117 Website	Glenda Martin 03 365 6943	CURRENT STATUS: Limited services available Consultation and support for voluntary organisations, especially around management of volunteers. We hope to again be able to offer our volunteer referral service by mid-March. Volunteering Canterbury supports voluntary work which is done of one's own free will, unpaid, for the common good. Aroha ki te takata a rohe. They link people who want to volunteer with not-for-profit organisations and projects that involve volunteers, and provide informaiton, training, and support on all aspects of volunteering.
Waimakariri District Council Private Bag 1005 Rangiora 7440 Phone: 03 313 6136	Tessa Sturley 03 311 8953
Wai-Ora Trust Inc 48 Watsons Road Harewood Christchurch 8051 Phone: 03 359 7407 ext 816 Fax: 03 359 6301 Website	Ricky Ehau 03 359 7407 Alison Lorimer 359 7407	Offering people who are unemployed due to a variety of reasons (eg intellectually disabled; have a mental illness; just released from prison) social and therapeutic horticultural experience.
Waipuna Youth and Community Trust P O Box 24127 Eastgate Christchurch 8642 Phone: 3862159 x716 Fax: 03 3862158 Website	Vicki-Ann Thornton 3862159 x716	Status: Business as usual. Community-based trust that works with at risk youth.
Whanau Whanake Phone: 03-967 1652 Website	Lou McLeod 03-967 1652	Whanau Whanake is wayfinding for whanau to thrive. Our vision is whanau thrive in an accessible, accepting, diverse and inclusive world. We aim to reduce negative health indictors for whanau impacted by chronic health conditions, disability, injury or trauma. Creating opportunities where whanau feel supported to become self-managing. We are dedicated to positively changing whanau narratives.
Whareora House of Life 8 Athelstan Street Spreydon Christchurch 8024 Phone: 3372731	Liam Gough 3372731	Spreydon Community House offers hospitality, a second hand clothing shop, and rooms for community use.
Women in Enterprise Inc PO Box 4232 Christchurch 8140 Phone: 3669978	Lynne Prattley 3669978	Umbrella group of women for carrying out projects to help other women. Current project: Angel Fund (which offers loans to women).
Womens Centre Inc PO Box 13 054 Armagh Christchurch 8141 Phone: 03 371 7414 Website	Jennifer Lunsford 03 386 2035	The Women's Centre works with and for the well-being of all women by assisting, supporting and encouraging them to make informed decisions in their lives. We offer a sole women only space where you can drop in for time out, some company and a free cuppa, access information and resources on a wide range of services, talk with a skilled worker, access lesbian resources or groups, attend a course or group at low cost. Our service is free. Course brochures for each term are available from the Centre, open 10am-2pm weekdays.
Womens Health Information Centre	Emma Adcock Lisa Cole	Free health information and referral service for all women.