Explore cooperative and affordable living & housing models in this two-part event. Learn participatory permaculture design for resident-led neighbourhoods, then connect with others through structured networking. Ideal for organisations working on housing solutions and those with land, projects, or seeking community. Includes refreshments.
Exciting news - TTCDA is hiring! Two new roles. Application closing date - 16 May 2025
Come and hear local people speak of their experiences around 'the treaty', Te Tiriti o Waitangi followed by Q&A. But first join us for a hot drink and cake!! Oh, and bring small change for a raffle.
Protect, connect, empower. Let’s Talk, Kids is a Safe Talk workshop for parents of children under 12 years old. Learn how to talk about safety and risks and support your child with confidence and care.
Parenting across cultures? Join our Cross-Cultural Parenting Workshop created for parents from diverse backgrounds. Share experiences, learn local approaches, and strengthen your parenting journey in Aotearoa.. Let's connect, learn, and grow in Nelson's empowering Cross-Cultural Parenting Workshop.
The Nelson Tasman Disability Providers Forum is a quarterly meeting with an overarching purpose of strengthening the sector to improve outcomes for the disabled community.
A musical conversation across languages, cultures and experiences.
We've moved! Our main office is now at 9a Cambridge Street, Richmond – open Monday to Friday, 9am–4.30pm. Our Nelson office at 9 Paru Paru Road is still open, but with limited hours: Mondays and Fridays, 9am–4.30pm. You can also still find us in Motueka, operating from the Motueka Community House on Mondays, 9am–12pm.
This Cultural Safety Training is offered by Shama and is open to any professionals working with clients of diverse ethnic backgrounds - including: social workers, mental health professionals, DHB workers etc.
We are excited to announce that NBS Dancing for a Cause is returning in 2025 for another spectacular dance extravaganza! This biennial event, modelled after the hit TV show "Dancing with the Stars," features local personalities paired with professional dancers, all competing to raise funds for the Nelson Tasman Hospice.