Join us for Stories That Shaped Us — a community event where migrants and former-refugees share stories of migration, culture, and identity in a story-crafting workshop, followed by a Playback Theatre performance where these stories come alive on stage. Connect, celebrate, and build understanding together.
Foundational Consent Workshop When you know how to say no, you empower your yes ! -Built safety within. -Communicate your truth and your boundaries. -Practice saying no, yes, stop and giving positive feedback in a co-created space. When: Oct 28th Where: Nelson Women's Centre 44 Trafalgar Street, Nelson Time: 1p.m. - 3p.m. No fees. Booking essential via [email protected]
A women-led hui reimagining affordable, sustainable, community-focused housing. Together we’ll share knowledge, strategies, and inspiration. On Friday afternoon-evening, key stakeholders and housing role players are welcomed to join conversations shaping women-led housing development and solutions that prioritise women and family wellbeing.
Free workshop designed especially for ethnic parents from diverse language groups. Together, we’ll explore practical ways to handle challenging behaviour, encourage good choices, and strengthen family bonds—all within a New Zealand context, while respecting your cultural perspectives.
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.
Learn practical tools and ways of practicing and increasing self-compassion in a supportive environment. 6 weeks starting October 24th Time: 6 -7:30 p.m. Where: Nelson Women’s Centre LGTBIA +, non binary friendly Cost: Unwaged $10 per session Waged $20 per session Some funded places available Contact Clare Fairbrother [email protected] 027 942 8147
Do you have a passion for transport and the wellbeing of our Nelson Tasman community? The Nelson Tasman Community Transport Trust (NTCTT) are on a mission to keep our communities connected whilst mitigating transport emissions and leading behavioural change around how we travel.
Join us as we reflect on the past year and look ahead to the future. Stay afterward for a free BBQ
Applications are now open for Top of the South Community Foundation’s September Grant Round! Funding is available for projects that support people, place, and environment across Marlborough, Nelson, Tasman, and Golden Bay. Don’t miss this chance to bring your community initiative to life, apply by 30 September.