Name: Wanganui Competitions Society Inc.
Contact: Hayley Sellars
Tel: 027 859 4495
Email: wanganuicompetitions@outlook.co.nz
Address: c/o Community House 60 Ridgway Street Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: April, July, October Dancing and other events WGC.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pg/WanganuiCompetitionsSociety/about/?ref=page_internal
This society aims to foster and encourage the interests of students in the performing arts. Contact via FB or email
Name: The Koha Shed
Contact: Sherron Sunnex
Tel: 0274 040 240
Email: thekohashedaotearoa@gmail.com
Address: 88 Duncan St / Old Scout Hall 88 Duncan St Wanganui Wanganui
Hours: Wkdays – 10am – 3pm
Website: www.facebook.com/thekohashed
The Koha Shed is a place where people donate unwanted items that others in need can utilise. Freely we received, freely we will give.
Name: Te Oranganui Trust Maori Mental Health and Addictions Service
Contact: Reception
Tel: 06 3490007
Email: support@teoranganui.co.nz
Address: P O Box 611, 133 Wicksteed St Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: 8.30 am -5 pm Mon-Fri
Website: https://www.teoranganui.co.nz/waiora-hinengaro
Te Oranganui. Kaupapa Maori Mental Health & Addictions Services Iwi Provider
Name: Te Oranganui Medical Centre
Contact: Reception
Tel: 06 349 0037
Email: support@teoranganui.co.nz
Address: 151 Guyton street Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: Mon 8. 30 am – 7. 30 pm
Tue 10 am – 5 pm
Wed 8.30 am 5 pm
Thu 8. 30 am – 7. 30 pm
Fri 8.30 am 5 pm
Website: www.teoranganui.co.nz
Health Centre
Name: Te Oranganui Iwi Health Authority
Contact: Support Services Administrator
Tel: 06 349 0007
Email: support@teoranganui.co.nz
Address: P O Box 611 / 133 Wicksteed St Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: 8.30 am -5 pm Mon-Fri
Website: www.teoranganui.co.nz
Te Oranganui is an Iwi led organisation that was established in 1993 to improve access and service delivery of health services to Maori in the Whanganui region. Over time the roles and functions of the organisation have grown and it now delivers a range of health and social services throughout the region to Maori and non-Maori Whanau.
Name: St Vincent de Paul Society
Contact: Shop
Tel: 06 345 0161
Email: Not Available
Address: 217 Victoria Ave Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: Shop hrs 9.30 am -3.30 pm Mon – Thr, 9.30 am -3 pm Fri / 217 Victoria Ave
Website: https://www.svdp.org.nz/
St Vincent de Paul society helps people in need. The shop provides clothes and articles at a reasonable price. We also visit the sick and needy in the city.
Name: Project Uplift
Contact: Pathways Health
Tel: 06 348 8198
Email: wanganui@pathways.co.nz
Address: Drop off for donations Pathways Health Level 1 / 7 Park Place Whanganui Whanganui
Hours:
Website: www.projectuplift.org.nz
An initiative to collect and supply Bras and Undies to Island communities in NZ and overseas. Pathways Health is a drop off centre for this project.
Name: SPELD NZ – Central Region
Contact: Administration
Tel: 0800 773 536 Ext 1, then Ext 2
Email: Central@speld.org.nz
Address: PO Box 2008 Stortford Lodge Hastings Hastings
Hours: Not Available
Website: www.speld.org.nz
SPELD NZ is a not for profit organisation that specialises in assisting people with dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities. We offer diagnostic assessment, one-on-one tuition, training and support.
Name: Singing for your Brain
Contact: in recess
Tel: Not Available
Email: Not Available
Address: PO Box 102 Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: Mondays except school holidays 1.30 – 3.30 pm / St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Glasgow St
Website: Not Available
A group for people with neurological conditions. Singing improves breathing, vocal skills, mind, communication and confidence.
Name: Rural Women NZ – Fordell-Mangamahu Branch
Contact: Paula Vincent
Tel: 027 283 1113
Email: vincentmeats@gmail.com
Address: Whanganui Whanganui
Hours: Meet in member homes monthly on Friday evenings (Flexible)
Website: Not Available
The Fordell/Mangamahu Branch of Rural Women NZ meet monthly with a focus on friendship, networking and fundraising. We support and enable locals, mostly students, to follow their dreams and passions with donations to attend sporting or cultural fixtures. We give bursaries to students starting secondary school, to help with the costs of uniforms and technology and, to one student per year going to tertiary studies, a boarding bursary to help with the cost of boarding/hostel fees.