We provide support to family/whānau who are impacted by a family members misuse of alcohol and drugs.

A key role of this CCS is to facilitate access to the Canterbury AOD treatment services. We can provide services over the phone or walk in.
CCS is a screening, coordination and resource centre for Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) issues. The service provides screening and assessment to help link the person in with the appropriate AOD service.

VOYCE – Whakarongo Mai believes every young person is a taonga. We help tamariki and rangatahi in care to live with the aroha, safety and respect they deserve. We support young people to have their voices heard, their needs met, and their rights upheld.

Our work as Vincentians is simply to provide support to those who need help. This support comes in various ways and ranges from visits to the home with food parcels to helping furnish new homes with bedding, dining & lounge furniture and appliances; it also includes the provision of substantial assistance to students in schools.

If you have concerns, we will listen. If you have concerns, we will listen. If you have concerns, we will listen. We are here to help.

We are people who having learned from our own experience of mental illness or addictions now provide services and support to assist others as they seek to improve their quality of life.

Kanohi ki te Kanohi collaborates with people and organisations that are seeking to create their own change.

Dementia Canterbury exists to support people and their whānau to continue to live fulfilling lives following a Mate Wareware-Dementia diagnosis.

Caring for vulnerable people in our community. Supporting current circumstance and empowering growth.

Deaf Aotearoa is a national organisation representing the voice of Deaf people, and the national service provider for Deaf people in New Zealand.

Rūnaka Taiohi o Ōtautahi / Christchurch Youth Council a group of rangatahi volunteers dedicated to advocating for a strong youth voice in Christchurch.

Free Advice and Advocacy for people on beneficiaries and low incomes in Ōtautahi Christchurch and the Waimakariri district