Our publications are created on a regular basis to keep you informed of the work we do and how this helps vulnerable people we are working with in our community.
Browse our publications below to find out more about us and what we do.
Publications
"What are the chances of an 11-year-old boy, born into poverty, family violence, drug use and neglect? What kind of future might he face?"
The best day ever!
"Fifty-year-old single man Michael*, came to Presbyterian Support in a distressed state, not sure who he could turn to for help. "
One proud mamma!
"Moving day is often not without its challenges, but for 80-year-old Ngaire*, those challenges were almost a bridge too far. Enter Enliven East Christchurch Kaumātua Service social worker Immy!"
Moving day
"For many of us, accessing medical help is something we can happily rely on but for others, barriers exist, particularly if a person’s first language isn’t English and communication can be fraught."
Support and perseverance pays off
"Presbyterian Support Kaiāwhina Deidre Carroll and Hutika Crofts-Gibbs approach their work in a culturally sensitive way when helping kaumātua, fostering whakawhānaungtanga by making connections."
Mana enhancing essential to Kaiāwhina
"Muriel Morgan could have retired. She could now be living the dream, putting up her feet and enjoying a life of leisure! But Muriel’s got other things on her mind and age certainly isn’t a barrier!"
Promotion will bring new opportunities
Connect/Tūhoho newsletter
Connect/Tūhoho is produced twice a year. It includes our activities and projects, profiles staff members, and includes fundraising appeal updates.
Annual Report
Annual Reports include financial information, a variety of statistics, the services we provide and stories featuring some of the people we have helped throughout the year.
