Te Whare Awhero (Hope House), originally known as Hornby Presbyterian Community Trust, is motivated to bring hope to those who are facing life’s challenges, help empower them in achieving tino rangatiratanga and enrich the community with manaakitanga to positively influence a society where people can mutually uplift one another.

As New Zealand’s second oldest charity, our services result in measurable change to ensure all children are safe, cherished and their potential is nurtured.

Whānau Āwhina Plunket is a charity and Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest support service for the health and wellbeing of tamariki under-five and their whānau.

Tamariki and whānau are safe, recover from past trauma, reconnect with each other and create a positive future.

Providing a range of health, education and social services, Te Puawaitanga ki Ōtautahi Trust supports whānau throughout the different stages of life.
Our services are delivered in the home and community.

Strengthening father-child relationships through support, education and fun.

Mana Ake provides support to children in Canterbury, in years 1-8 at school, promoting wellbeing and positive mental health.
We can support children at school and at home and provide advice, guidance and workshops for parents, whānau and teachers.

Tamariki are nurtured, strong and resilient. Whānau are self-managing and empowered.

The Child Development Service team is an Allied Health team based in Christchurch.