Service types: Education and training, Skills courses, Life skills, Pregnancy and parenting, Parent wellbeing, Parenting education, Food support.

We offer five programmes as follows:

1) Space. This is a 9 month programme that runs during term time and is available for new parents and their babies. These courses run four times a year so that the babies are at a similar stage of development.  It is not necessary to commit for the entire programme as many parents return to work before the end of the year.

2) Oasis Music and Play group. This group is for preschoolers and their caregivers and runs twice a week on Monday and Friday during the term. It is from 9.30 - 11am and includes music, movement and morning tea followed by free play with a range of activities available followed by story and craft. Gold coin donation appreciated.  This is an opportunity to get to know other parents who are in similar situations to you and to get support.

3) Selwyn group. This is a weekly get together on a Tuesday at 9.15am for older people which provides companionship and social interaction in a friendly and informal environment. $3 per session. On Tuesdays a two course home cooked lunch is available for $5. 

4) Seasons for Growth offers grief and loss support programmes for children through to adults. These programmes support people struggling with significant changes in their lives such as death, separation, divorce, high frequency changes in schools, absent parents (e.g. in prison). The programmes run weekly for a term both on site and in some primary and high schools in the area. 
There is also a programme for caregivers who are supporting children who are struggling with changes.

Abuse and violence support services provide support to individuals and whānau who are impacted by abuse, violence or family harm.

We have a second hand clothing and small household items shop that you are welcome to visit on Wednesday (from Labour weekend to Easter) Fridays and Saturdays between the hours of 9am and 12pm. All the proceeds go back into meeting the needs of our community.

Family / whānau support services provide support to improve the collective mental and/or physical wellbeing of the family / whānau.

Food support services provide food support to people experiencing hardship. This may include food parcels, food banks and social supermarkets.

Provision of information, guidance, advice, and resources.

Pasifika services providing community health and/or social support with a focus on health and wellbeing for Pacific peoples.