\We are here to encourage, support and provide good information to those interested and passionate about men’s sheds in New Zealand.

At the NZST, our mission is to empower people with spinal cord impairments and their whānau to embrace positive futures. We provide support and information services across New Zealand to help people overcome challenges, create strong networks, and pursue opportunities following their spinal impairment.

Incorporated in 2001 by a group of local community leaders, the Belfast Community Network (BCN) is now well established within Belfast and more recently a new project in neighbouring Northcote/Redwood where Neighbourhood Links has begun work.

Brain injury affects different people in different ways but often it will have life-changing impacts. We are a local, independent charity who work to equip people to find new pathways through life after a brain, spinal, or other complex injury.

Connection, a sense of belonging and working together are crucial for the wellbeing of all individuals, whānau and communities.

Mental health and addiction is our priority. We’re passionate about supporting tāngata whai ora and taiohi to achieve their very best outcomes. Working within many communities across Aotearoa we support people to live full lives; hopeful and connected to what matters to them.

Odyssey House Trust Christchurch provides therapeutic support and education to clients with drug and alcohol addictions. Our mission is to improve the wellbeing (Life quality) of individuals, family and community affected by addiction, mental health and related issues

Nova’s vision is to change life for better, helping people affected by alcohol, drugs and other life changes to change their lives and fulfil their potential. Nova service-users will live better, healthier and more independent lives. 

Need help with your drug use? If you have a drug problem, NA can help.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a community of people who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. 

It's time to get some support for you. Supporting a loved one using alcohol and/or other drugs can be a long, hard, lonely, overwhelming journey but is vital to their recovery.

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.