Community Information

ARMS is a settlement support agency for migrants, former refugees and international students. ARMS provides a range of free and user pay information workshops and events. ARMS work in partnership with the Auckland Refugee Community Coalition on two projects: WISE Collective, an empowerment group for migrant and former refugee women, and free playgroups for migrant and former refugee families, the Safari Multicultural Playgroups Project.

The Auckland Women's Centre offers a Women's Support Service, affordable counselling and massage, a women's library and a range of Community Education Courses and workshops.

Language Connect is a free multi-lingual service providing information and advocacy on a wide range of issues including immigration, employment, housing, income support, education, health and wellbeing and much more.

Provides settlement services (including Face-to-Face) where new migrants can talk to someone and get information and support about anything they are uncertain about concerning living in NZ.

Provides settlement services (including Face-to-Face) where new migrants can talk to someone and get information and support about anything they are uncertain about concerning living in NZ.

Ethnic Legal Services provides legal help and free initial advice to vulnerable people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. To book a free appointment call 0800 357 000.

Korean Positive Ageing Charitable Trust strives to enhance the health and wellbeing of older Korean people and their families by promoting quality assured activities, information, support, advice and ensuring that older people in Auckland have the opportunity to keep active maximising their independence.

Neighbourhood Support, working to make our homes, streets and communities safer, more caring places in which to live. Neighbourhood Support North Shore encourages neighbours to get to know one another, share information that will help reduce the risk and fear of crime, nurture a sense of community spirit, prepare for civil emergencies, support one another, and live in a caring and safe environment.

The Norman King Community Hub, managed by Hearts & Minds(formerly Raeburn House) is a vibrant, multi-agency hub located in the heart of Northcote, offering a range of activities and opportunities for the community including: Boardrooms, Office Space for Hire Community Information and Resources Friendship Groups Language Classes Community and Wellbeing Groups and much more...

A community development organisation dedicated to the wellbeing of individuals, families, and communities. Hearts & Mindsprovides an integrated range of inclusive, accessible services, including: Building Resilience Programme - community-based groups and workshops with a focus on wellbeing Information and Resources / Health and Support Navigation Community Volunteer Centre Community Business Hub Strengthening Families Global Food and Friends Community Development Training and Mentoring for Agencies/Organisations

Ethnic groups using the Centre include Sunnynook Chinese Assn, Bread of Life Christian Church (Chinese), Chinese dance, Russian dance, Latin dance, Korean dance, Chinese language classes, German language classes, English language classes, English Conversation Group.

The Korean Society of Auckland Inc. (KSA)’s vision includes celebrating and promoting awareness of cultural harmony and multicultural identity. Weekly JP service Counselling Classes & courses Acupuncture