We invite you to relax and be assured you are among caring, friendly people. We have men's ministries, womens ministries, companions club, fellowship lunches and social activities.

Addiction support
Prison chaplaincy, court chaplaincy, budgeting, elderly, parenting programmes, Ezee meals, clothing and furniture stores
Counselling
Indoor bowls, companions club, fellowship lunches, social activities.
Religious Services - Sunday services 10.00am Family Fellowship 6.30pm Eqipping and Empowering
Maori ministries

Love God First - Love Each Other - Serve Each Other- Protect the unity of the Spirit - Discipleship - Family - Sowing Seeds - Sacrificial Giving - Prayer - Integrity - Pursue Excellence
 

Our prayer is that you will be blessed and encouraged in our worship together. If we can assist in any way please do not hesitiate to ask.
Purpose Statement - "Building God's Kingdom"

"Making the real Jesus known today"

Activities including cards, tai chi, 3 course lunches, tiki tours once a month, mah-jong, line dancing, rummikub, bowls

Providing lots of different activities giving an opportunity to socialise and be active
Fitness and Recreation  Mah-jong Tuesdays. Tiki tours once a month. Card playing every Tuesday and Thursday. Rummikub every 3rd Monday. Bolivia Tuesday. Line dancing Wednesdays. Tai Chi Mondays. Indoor bowls on raised mats Wednesday, Fridays and Sunday

A wonderful place to meet and greet people and be involve in a variety of activities

Offer 3 course meals Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays. There is a bus pick up from and to your home on request.

A general meeting and social afternoon with free afternoon tea and entertainment every first Thursday of the month except January

3 course lunch Tuesday, Thursday and Friday with a bus to pick you up from home on request.
Club/Drop in Centre Lots of activities throughout the week, including cards, tai chi, bowls etc
 

Hawkes Bays most progressive club. Modern restaurant, live music most weekends, gaming lounge, courtesy coach, 8 ball, indoor bowls, darts, fishing, cricket to name a few activities.

We have a welfare officer.Fitness and Recreation, indoor bowls, gaming lounge, 8 ball, darts, line dancing

Taradale club has a wide variety of activities and facilities for members and invited guests. They also have corporate function hire with first class restaurant seating 150, private function room with 180 person capacity and 100's of off-street parking spaces.

Visit our website on the contact details page and look at all the activities we have happening on a regular weekly basis and events that are coming up.
 

Taradale is a friendly ungraded Bridge Club. All ages welcome.

Lessons on how to play bridge, offered annually, usually in the winter.

The Taradale & District RSA Club is located in the heart of Hawkes Bay between Napier and Hastings and is perfectly positioned in Gloucester Street with only a short walk to all Taradale shopping and amenities.

This community based Club has an active membership of 2150 which reflects the town’s fast growing population, great weather and its horticulture for wine producing which is second to none.

We have a great range of facilities and sub-sections for your enjoyment and welcome prospective members to our Club to inspect our premises. Our Club is known for its fellowship and camaraderie.

We offer you: Friendship * Gaming Machines * TAB * Snooker * Pool * Darts * Indoor Bowls * Outdoor Bowls * Crib * 500 Cards * Shooting * Golf * Concert Party * Over 60 Club * Women’s Section * Housie * Popular Weekly Raffles * Entertainment * Restaurant Dining

We are an organisation that advocates quality of life for older people and promotes active positive ageing.
We are available Monday to Friday 9.30 - 3.30 for information and assistance with a wide range of age related queries and we offer the following social activities - sit and be fit sessions, fortnightly lunches, indoor bowls, rummikub, cards and housie afternoons as well as a foot care clinic once a month at very reasonable cost.
We also provide services such as Ezee meals and Lifetubes.

All Age Concern branches have knowledge of their local area and can provide information about services that are available for older people.
A range of services and health promotion activities are provided locally by Age Concerns in Hastings, CHB, Napier, Havelock North and Flaxmere.

Working together to promote the quality of life and wellbeing of older people.

Community Group Types Community Group Types Status Details Health and Disability Support Groups and Contacts Yes Being available to talk over worries and concerns with members. Advocacy within families and communities. Referral to appropriate pastoral care.
Community Organisations Yes Seminars that are primarily beneficial to older people are offered twice a year. Advocacy with family members or professionals. Arranging transport to important appointments and venues.
Fitness and Recreation Yes A monthly outing of interest to older people. A monthly community lunch at a nominal rate. Social morning tea every Tuesday and Friday morning.
Updated: 2 Feb 2010

Description Currently situated in the hall of St Columba's Presbyterian Church, Age Concern comprises of a community worker Ria Kersjes 30 hours a week and Administrator Jenny Pearce 30 hours weekly A small band of loyal volunteers enhance the work of Age Concern
Updated: 2 Aug 2010

Special Features The office is open Monday - Friday 9- 3pm for enquiries.

The Communirty Worker is available for consultations at the Centre on a Tuesday morning 9.30 - 11.30am.

Other CommunityServices may include, arranging a regular, companion visitor (AVS Accreditied Visiiting Service) Total Mobility Assessment for Taxi discount vouchers. Advocacy with family members or professionals.Transport to important appointments or venues.Monthly outing and community lunch at nominal rate. Tai Chi Classes.

Being available to listen to concerns of members.
Updated: 2 Aug 2010

Languages Spoken Language Status Details Afrikaans Yes Community Worker has a working knowledge of Afrikaans.
Dutch Yes Community Worker is Dutch in origin. Has completely retained her Dutch language and many Dutch customs.
English Yes Administrator and volunteers speaker fluent and comprehensive English.
German Yes Community Worker speaks and comprehends fluent German.
Updated: 16 Nov 2008

Companionship Companionship Self Funded Subsidised After Hours
Lunch No Yes No Once or twice a month a community lunch is provided to members for a nominal rate. Currently $12. Held at the Age Concern Centre within St Columba's Church Te Mata Road, Havelock North.
Club/Drop in Centre No Yes No Tuesdays for Community Worker consultations and Fridays for Morning Tea Social Group
Visiting Service No Yes No Ria the Community Worker's role is to visit people, assess them and put into place services that may be required.
Activities/Exercise Programme No Yes No Friday morning is social morning tea mornings. Monthly community lunch. Monthly outing. Sit to be Fit' classes start at 10.45am for a small charge. Tai Chi Classes starting soon
Other Social Support No Yes No Advocacy, transport, visiting service, assessment for taxi discounts, monthly general shopping. Transport applies to areas outside Havelock North eg Hastings.

Who Are We?

The Stewart Centre @ EIT was established in February 1999. It is a co-operative venture involving the Brain Injury Association of Hawke’s Bay and EIT Hawke’s Bay.

We are open from Monday to Friday, 9am – 3pm and are staffed by a mixture of full time and part time staff members. Clients attend for a variety of days according to their needs.

Our Focus
The Stewart Centre @ EIT provides rehabilitation for people with brain injuries. Our focus is on social, cognitive, educational and pre-vocational rehabilitation.

Who is Eligible?
Most people attending the Stewart Centre @ EIT are funded by either ACC or the Ministry of Health through Bay Home Support. Self funding is also an option. A referral to the Stewart Centre @ EIT usually comes from a rehabilitation practitioner such as an occupational therapist or people self-refer.

Gisborne
Manawatu (Palmerston North)

To celebrate the Centennial of the magnificent Norman and Beard pipe organ installed in the historic St Mathew's Church, an extensive schedule of concerts and recitals is planned.Information available at the contact details provided.

 Sunday Services, Op Shop, Art and Craft groups and concerts with the Norman and Beard pipe organ and the 100 year old Bechstein Grand Piano.

Description Regular Sunday Services, Thursday Holy Communion, services also held at Brittany House and Eversley and home communions by arrangement.
 

Special Features St Mathews is a diverse and effective community when we consider all that occurs on and off site in our name. Our involvement across the generations from infancy and childhood to ageing and infirm reflects a broadness of mission of which we can be proud of.