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A little about us

Presbyterian Support has proudly provided social services in the upper South Island for over 115 years. 

Our vision is for an equitable, compassionate and inclusive society and our mission is to enhance the mana of tamariki/children, rangatahi/young people, whānau/families and kaumatua/older people to be safe, resilient and connected.

Our stories

"Vicki*, once a warm and lively presence in her community, was known for her quick wit and love of conversation. But when her husband passed away, something in her shifted. "
She's still my Mum
"Over the past year, our Dementia Mate Wareware HomeShare programme has flourished across the South Island."
HomeShare Strengthens Community Connections
"Youth Week and Pink Shirt Day in May were powerful reminders of the pressures young people face today, and just how important it is that they have someone in their corner, backing them all the way."
Standing Strong with our Youth

The facts

Whānau/families
Whānau/families

We have helped over 3,600 whānau/families to learn, grow and thrive.

Volunteers
Volunteers

Last year 201 volunteers donated over 22,740 hours of their time to help us.

Enliven
Enliven

695 older people/kaumātua attended our Enliven day programmes.

More information

Want to get involved?
Want to get involved?

Our volunteers are vital to the work we do at Presbyterian Support. In fact, we couldn't do without them! Find out more about how you can get involved.

Talk to us
Talk to us

If you want to find out what support we can offer, provide feedback on our services or help us with time and money, we'd love to hear from you.

What we do with donations
What we do with donations

No matter how large or small, every donation counts, is used locally and is greatly appreciated. Thank you for making a positive difference to the lives of others.

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