At the CAB we try to help people to know and understand their rights and obligations and how to use this information to get the best outcomes, provide people with the confidence and support they need to take action, and work for positive social change within communities and wider society. We provide a free, confidential and independent service to all.

A partnership project between the Hibiscus Coast Family Centre Trust, Future Whangaparaoa Trust, and a steering group of local social service providers, the hub is a place of connection and support for everyone living in Whangaparaoa. Until a permanent hub building can be realised, a temporary 'pop-up' hub has been established to provide a point of connection for community organisations, social service providers and residents.

HBCGPG are dedicated to providing a full wrap-around support service to grandparents who are the primary caregivers to their grandchildren, offering practical support, pastoral care and companionship to families on the Hibiscus Coast and all surrounding areas. We have a Support Group Meeting each month in Orewa, occasionally with a guest speaker to offer us advice and share their knowledge, and we complete the meeting with a free hot lunch. We also have a weekly Coffee Group in various locations, where we come together in a more informal space to share with one another and enjoy time together.

Hibicus Coast Parents Centre is an independent, volunteer-led centre that is part of the wider Parents Centre Aotearoa network. Our local educators provide professional antenatal courses (covering pregnancy, labour, childbirth and care of a newborn) using evidence-based information, to ensure parents are well-informed and confident going into the early years of parenting.

The Love Soup Mission Statement is to Rescue Food & Distribute to organizations that help people in need Feeding the hungry in mind, body and spirit. To treat our guests with the dignity and love that we would a guest in our own home. Give people opportunities to serve in various areas where Food allows us to provide for, Community meals, School Lunches, Care Packages for Homeless. Collaborate and work alongside other organization’s offering supportive services in an atmosphere of acceptance and caring for those in need. Get in touch with Mel melaniejjack@hotmail.com

The Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust advocate for cultural enhancement, environmental protection and marine protection among many other things. Get in touch: Delma d.okane@ngatimanuhiri.iwi.nz

PHAB is an inclusive organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. Our members are encouraged to choose activities within our Social Groups, giving them the opportunity to develop social skills and confidence. Through our weekly social groups for people 16 and over, members build friendships, integrate into their communities, and most importantly have fun! We currently run multiple social groups on the North Shore, including one in Red Beach. Contact Sarah (North Shore Community Coordinator) for more information. northshorecoco@phab.org.nz

For over 70 years, the Red Beach Surf Life Saving Club has been providing a vital service to the local community. Our primary goal is to keep beachgoers as safe as possible during patrol hours. We patrol the beach, train lifeguards, and teach and guide our Junior Surf members, the lifeguards of the future. We pride ourselves on being a family-oriented club and welcome all ages and abilities to become involved.

Manaaki te katoa – Kindness to all We provide trauma and tikanga informed support services to meet the needs of the Hibiscus Coast Community We serve the Hibiscus Coast area, including Whangaparaoa Peninsula, Silverdale, Stillwater, Orewa, Dairy Flat, Wainui, Waiwera & Pūhoi.

Since 1989, Te Herenga Waka o Orewa has focused on supporting the local community on the Hibiscus Coast with their physical, social and cultural needs. teherengawaka@xtra.co.nz

Te Rito Rodney is a local family violence prevention network. It is focussed on education and awareness raising for family violence prevention. The network coordinates training and support workforce capability development. They also advocate strategically at a local and national level for a safer Rodney community. The training is aimed at friends, family, neighbours, and community members with the hope of providing them with ways to help. teritorodney@gmail.com

Are you looking for a local, welcoming, down to earth, authentic Church that loves God and serves the community? We invite you to worship and serve with us - there's always a place for you!

Whangaparaoa Library has a room available that you can book for meetings and workshops. Available to use between the hours of 9am-11:00pm. Book online: https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/parks-recreation/community-venues/Pages/default.aspx If your event is within the next 2 days, phone us on 09 3770209 to secure your room. We offer a discount to community groups to recognize the vital role they play in engaging the local community. Please contact us on 09 307 0209 or via email at libraryconnect@aklc.govt.nz to discuss your booking.

YES Disability Resource Centre is a not-for-profit organisation, working to ensure disabled youth and learning differences are represented equitably in governance, planning and employment. Our focus is to support, engage and empower disabled youth through a range of resources, networks, opportunities and projects, aimed to support the young person’s transition journey, professional development, and overall Hauora. Our Team is friendly, knowledgeable and experienced in walking alongside disabled youth while encouraging and supporting them on their personal journey of building a meaningful life where they are independent, fulfilled and thriving. At YES, we work closely with Ministers, Government officials and organisations within the youth and disability sectors, enabling us to provide our members with high support and information tailored to their individual needs. YES is also the central access point for information, support and innovation for all disabled people, their families/whanau, support people, health professionals and organisations.