General

The vision of ADHD New Zealand is to advance the ADHD Community by providing practical information and support. ADHD New Zealand provide phone, email, website and Facebook support, post extensive information packs to members, publish a bi-monthly E-newsletter and provide library resources. They also provide the opportunity to interact with others within their ADHD community through Parent educations courses, awareness events, ADHD Kids Basketball programme, private Facebook groups and Adult groups.  

Free services help people manage Diabetes, provide support to stop smoking, and counselling to help with a range of anxiety and depression problems. One-to-one and group sessions are available. Staff speak a range of languages including English, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese) and Korean. Interpreters may be available for speakers of other languages.

Harbour Hospice provide specialist active care for people in the community with any type of advanced, progressive and terminal disease that no longer responds to curative treatment. This improves the quality of life for patients and families, through the prevention and relief of suffering, pain and other symptoms; physical, psychological, social and spiritual.

Healthline is a free, 24 hour a day, telephone health advice service. Healthline registered nurses assess a person's condition and health needs and recommend the best course of action and a time-frame in which to take action. They can also provide general health information and location of services. The service provides a language line for non-English speakers.

Hospice West Auckland is a charity providing specialist palliative care for people at the end of their lives. We offer our unique blend of holistic care to patients, families, whānau and carers. We support patients and families with their physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical needs both in their homes and at Hospice House in Te Atatu Peninsula. We care about quality of life, comfort and dignity at the end of life, and ongoing support for those who are grieving.

We are a community based a Capella choir with professional song leader Helen Diaz.  No auditions or experience necessary. Our philosophy is all-inclusive.  We believe singing brings the community together, enhancing health & wellbeing.  We sing for fun and the joy of it! Thursdays term time: 7pm at Wellsford Community Centre. All welcome!

ME Auckland is a charity supporting people living with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and their whanau, in the Auckland region. They offer information, resources and support for both patients and carers. They have a free Support Worker service who can offer support by phone or visit. The Support Worker is also able to advocate for patients, when appropriate, to work towards better outcomes for patients and their families.