We warmly invite you to a gathering of like-minded women to share our story and find out how you can support an initiative that is making a real difference in the lives of women in our Nelson Tasman region. The event will be held on 9 September from 5.30pm at The Boathouse, Nelson
Opportunity for someone with experience in organisational governance to join us in improving mental health and wellbeing across Whakatū/Nelson.
Alzheimers Nelson Tasman will be holding a Memory Walk in Isel Park, Stoke on Saturday, 20th September 2025. Join us at 11am outside St. Barnabas Church, Stoke as we walk to remember those that cannot.
The transport pilot will run initially for ten weeks: Tuesday 19 August 2025 - first service Saturday 25 October 2025 - last service Pricing All seats are $3 one-way per person (regardless of age). Children 10-13 years can be accompanied by a sibling 14+years or an adult. Bookings - ph: 03 528-6543 All bookings need to be made in advance of the service and are open from 7 August 2025 via ph: 03 528-6543. We encourage people to book and pay for 10-trips and make a bank transfer (to avoid merchant fees when paying by debit/credit card).
In partnership with Rātā Foundation, our Earth+ Resilience and Emissions Reduction programme has been designed to flip the script on climate change, centering your organisation as agents of change and kitting you with the tools, support and community to make a difference; and it’s free of charge!
Several key speakers have been invited to explain more about the poll, or referendum that is coming up in our local elections, and gain an insight into the role, benefits and myths around the Māori Ward Councillor role. People are welcome to come along in time for a cuppa and light refreshments at 5.30pm and speakers will begin from 6pm onwards.
Are you tired of feeling that your relationship isn't fulfilling your needs in a healthy way? Tuesday August 19th: 11-1pm, Nelson Women's Centre, $10 per person. Contact Lizzie Nicholson to book in: [email protected]
Soul collage - a visual journaling technique Visual journaling uses collage as a discovery medium to capture and reflect on one’s thoughts, experiences, and circumstances.
A social evening of cooking food together and connection with activities such as - Movies - Upcycling - Crafting - Walks Help us decide! Every second Thursday evening from 4.30pm-7pm. Starting 7th August To join, contact Toni: 027 431 6841 [email protected]
We’re excited to invite you to be part of something new and meaningful for our region – the first-ever Te Tau Ihu Accessibility Expo, proudly hosted by the Nelson Tasman Disability Providers Forum. …