Social services charities in Gisborne, New Zealand
36 registered charities
36 registered charities
Enable life-changing mentoring relationships to ignite the power and potential of Taiohi/Young People.
We are a non profitable organization. To ensure that individuals do not suffer through ignorance of their rights and res…
To act as the conduit between the brigades within East Coast Provincial Association and the UFBA as well as Fire and Em…
Provision of Helicopter Rescue Services in the Eastland Region
To maintain a membership base of suitably trained volunteers who are able to provide search and rescue services to the l…
As per Trust Deed submitted
Our core purpose is to provide interaction with horses to children and adults with physical, intellectual, emotional and…
Saving Lives at Sea
A not for profit organisation providing wood turning education and promotion of the art and craft to public and member …
Vision: The vision of the Trust is: Nourishing our community, whilst minimising food waste. Mission: Our mission is to …
to provide monies to women and children requiring help in the Gisborne area
(a) To promote within New Zealand the education, vocational training, health, religious and spiritual welfare (including…
To offer kaupapa to people and their whanau who have been affected from alcohol and drug addiction. To restore healthy r…
To promote and advance the interests and development of surf lifesaving by MSCLSC at Midway beach.
Surf life saving club, patrol beaches, save lives, teach water safety.
To protect the District from fire and to be able to apply skills and resources to assist at other types of emergencies. …
Tairawhiti Pacific - Together.Connected.Supported To support and develop the Pacific Island people in Tairawhiti by crea…
The Strive Rehabilitation Tairawhiti Trust provides community based rehabilitation services within the East Cape region …
To ensure the continuity of the operations and undertakings of the Stewart Centres and to assist Stewart Centres to prov…
To provide transport for elderly and disabled people in the Gisborne area.