Additional Helpful Links
Helpful Websites
Next Steps- Need support? Take a deep breath and explore our online directory filled with local organisations ready to help you take your next steps. From wellness tips to budgeting support, our listings are there to support your journey, Start exploring today to take your next step.
CINCH Community Information Christchurch - CINCH is a community information directory run by Christchurch City Libraries covering greater Christchurch and surrounding districts. The directory includes information on 6000 groups and individuals, as well as 2000 courses of study, and facilities/meeting spaces available for hire in the district. You can add your club, organisation or community group to the CINCH database or keep your entry up to date directly on the CINCH website.
Community.net.nz - an online hub of resources designed to strengthen community organisation.
Te Pua Waitanga - Te Puawaitanga ki Ōtautahi Trust supports whānau throughout the different stages of life. Our services are delivered in the home and community.
Rural Support Trust - supporting rural people through tough times. Phone 0800 787 254
Helpful Resources/Brochures
Afraid to go home? Family violence referral and support agencies/groups in North Canterbury.
Seeking Help Shows Strength - variety of useful organisation contacts with the Hurunui.
Looking for a Job?
Jobs in North Canterbury - With the prediction of the local labour force to increase substantially over the next 20 years in North Canterbury, more locals are wanting to work closer to home rather than commute to Christchurch. In North Canterbury the growth in available jobs, also coupled with the low unemployment, means more situations available and job listings are appearing.
Keep New Zealand Working - Connecting employers and people looking for work.
Work and Income - Find a Job - You can use MyMSD to look at jobs available. You can also search for jobs in your area or your preferred type of work.
Connected.govt.nz - Connected is a service to help New Zealanders connect to the wide range of Employment, Education and Training supports and advice available through government agencies.
