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Waihi Community Resource Centre
Waihi Community Resource Centre has been part of the Waihi Community since 1987. We are committed to contributing to a community that supports each other, values and cares for all people, especially those most vulnerable, and which has a zero-tolerance to violence.
Whitianga Social Services
Whitianga Social Services is at the heart of our community.
Our community centre provides a range of services and clinics that support the health and wellbeing of families and individuals and we reach across communities from Coromandel to Tairua including Cooks Beach and Hahei. There are also three schools within our area of coverage.
CAPS Hauraki
CAPS Hauraki is a social service agency that offers a range of services in the Thames/Coromandel and Hauraki regions including:
- Youth Service
- Youth advocacy and support
- Sexual harm support service
- Counselling
- ACC Integrated Services for Sexual Harm Counselling
- Social work
- Parenting education and Classes
- Family violence programs for adults, young people and children
All services are free and enquiries are welcome.
PACIFICO
Pacifico is a Mental Health organisation that provides therapy, E-Therapy, social work, nursing and general well-being advice to people from all age groups. Providing face to face services to people in the Whitianga/Thames/Coromandel region or can provide online, E-Therapy services to anyone, anywhere in New Zealand.
REAL
REAL is the youth brand of Pathways, an organisation with more than 25 years’ experience in delivering mental health and wellbeing services in the community.
We’re all part of the Wise Group – a family of charitable companies and one of the largest providers in the New Zealand community and wellbeing sector. The Wise Group’s work spans health and wellbeing services, education and training, software development, philanthropy and employment.
Website: www.real.org.nz
Hauraki Māori Trust Board
The Hauraki Māori Trust Board was born out of a desire of the Hauraki people to use their collective strength as whānau, hapu, Iwi to effectively influence decisions being made about their future and environment. In the absence of legislation, which properly recognised the status of Iwi and their collective aspirations, the Board was legislated under the Māori Trust Boards Act 1955. The Hauraki Māori Trust Board was established under its own Act Of Parliament, the Hauraki Māori Trust Board Act 1988.
The Hauraki Māori Trust Board is the Corporate Trustee of the Pare Hauraki Fishing Trust.
