This November, you can show your support for people living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) by joining Scoot the Loop at the Whangārei Town Basin. MS is an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system and can cause a range of physical and cognitive changes that significantly impact quality of life. By taking part, you…
Join a walk in one of several locations across Aotearoa and help raise awareness and funds for people affected by Motor Neuron Disease (MND), a progressive condition that damages the nerves controlling movement, causing muscle weakness and loss of mobility. Every step supports vital research, advocacy, and whānau living with MND. There are multiple locations…
Whangarei Arthritis Support Group In-person support group Support group meetings Venue: New Hope Church Address: Cnr Princes & Nixon Street, Whangarei When: First Saturday of each month Time: 10 am – 12 pm Contact Brent 0276682068 arthritis.group.whangarei@outlook.com
Dementia Tai Tokerau offers a comprehensive support group for families affected by dementia in Northland. Onerahi Support group is held on the first Tuesday of every month from 10-11.30am, at the Onerahi Fire Station meeting room. The group provides one-to-one support over the phone and in person, offering expertise, practical knowledge, and emotional support.…
Show your support for our tangata whaikaha (people living with disabilities) this December on the International Day of People with Disabilities. Tiaho Trust is organising a special event to bring people together, celebrate diversity, and celebrate the contributions of people with disabilities in our community. Event date to be announced.
The Dementia Tai Tokerau Whangarei Support Group Meetings are an important part of education and support of our carers of clients under the facilitation of a Community Advisor. These take place on the second Thursday of every month, at 112 Corks Rd from 10-11.30am. This forum enables carers to meet, connect and learn from each…
Human Rights Day celebrates the rights and freedoms that belong to all people. It is a chance to reflect on the importance of fairness, accessibility, and inclusion, and to prioritise a future where everyone can participate and thrive.
World Braille Day is celebrated each year on 4 January to raise awareness of the importance of Braille and its role in creating equal access to information. Commemorating the birthday of Louis Braille, the creator of the Braille system, this day highlights how Braille empowers blind, deafblind, and low vision people through literacy, independence, and…
This Heart Awareness Month, take a moment to learn more about heart health and the simple steps we can all take to reduce our risk of heart disease. One easy way to get started is with the free My Heart Check tool, which can help you better understand your heart health and identify positive changes…
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