Community Activities for Kids

With six well-appointed rooms and a welcoming hall available for hire, the Jubilee Building will meet the needs of groups of 6 to up to 300 people for birthday parties, dances, Christmas parties, meetings, training seminars, workshops, community activities and a wide range of social events. Guided by our experienced venue team, we will tailor the best solution for your needs and give you every assistance to help make your event a huge (and stress-free) success. The Jubilee Building offers you: Assistance ... Read more with marketing your public event A range of rooms suitable for 6 to 300 people Special rates for not-for-profit and community groups Fabulous catering Easy access from Auckland's CBD and motorways FREE WiFi with all bookings FREE parking Seasonal special offers Presentation equipment and printing services Video conferencing Natural lighting and ventilation in all rooms Access to outdoor areas from many of the rooms Pleasant landscaped gardens Specialty retail precinct on site PLUS ...

The Upper Hutt Toy Library is a non-profit community organisation, established in May 1991, with the aim of providing a wide range of educational toys, games and puzzles designed to aid the mental, physical and social development of children. At 31st December 2017, our membership consisted of 155 local families, business and schools. The current annual subscription is $58 for General or $48 for Special Needs membership. We offer a 6 month membership for $38 and a 5 trip membership for $28 (this ... Read more is valid for 2 years). The Toy Library is managed by a Committee consisting of 6 volunteer members and one paid Librarian who has the responsibility of running each Toy Library session, with the help of rostered volunteers. The services that our Librarian provides are important to the smooth running of the Toy Library and provide a stable public face to our organisation. She is able to aid parents with choosing toys that are suitable to the childs age and developmental stage and is familiar with ...

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We offer a fun, safe and stimulating school holiday program. We are fully Oscar approved so if you are entitled to a subsidy through Work and Income we can fill out the forms for you. Our staff are experienced, trained and enthusiastic. Safety is a priority, we have ratios of 1:10 and always have a minimum of 2 staff rostered on. Our daily activities are child orientated, with fun in mind. We are open 5 days a week from 8am until 6pm. There are different options such as casual, part time, full time, ... Read more half, short or full days to suit all your needs. The site is at St Peter and Paul School, there is also one at Pauatahanui School and Birchville School. All bookings are done online skids.co.nz

Our mission as a community based non-for-profit is to "build strong kids, strong families and strong communities". Our After School Care programmes serve fifteen schools around Tauranga Primary Schools: Welcome Bay Selwyn Ridge Maungatapu Tauranga Primary Gate Pa Greerton Village Greenpark Merivale Oropi Kaimai Bethlehem Bellevue Otumoetai Primary Intermediate Schools: Tauranga Intermediate Otumoetai Intermediate We are a provider of educational and developmental programmes ... Read more that invoke a sense of fun and vibrancy whilst still achieving learning and supporting milestones. The YMCA Tauranga is accredited to deliver programmes under the National Council of YMCA’s registration as a Private Training Establishment by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) under the provisions of the Education Act 1989. YMCA Tauranga is an active participant in the Tauranga City Councils’ Age Friendly City Strategic Plan 2013 – 2023, and we are working collaboratively ...

Napier Libraries aim to provide safe and welcoming community spaces, where the informational, recreational and educational needs of everyone are met with free and personalised service. Storytimes are held at Taradale Library at 10:30am on Tuesdays, and Napier Library at 10:30am on Fridays Children's programmes are held every school holidays.

SPACE NZ Trust works in collaboration with community organisations across New Zealand to offer the Supporting Parents Alongside Childrens Education (SPACE) programme. SPACE is a programme mainly for first time parents and their babies. Sessions run weekly for 3 – 4 terms extending through the first year of your child’s life. SPACE offers parents the opportunity to meet and get to know other new parents; discussions on relevant child development and parenting topics; play sessions with equipment ... Read more that supports infants' learning and development; and rhymes, music and books for babies. SPACE NZ Trust is registered with the Charities Commission (CC46081)

West End Scout Group is the oldest surviving Scout Group in Palmerston North. Come join in the fun and adventure! Scouts is for all girls and boys and offers fun and challenging activities, unique experiences, the chance to help others and have a positive impact in their communities and beyond. Young people develop skills including teamwork, leadership, self-motivation and resilience, cultural awareness and commitment. A great place to make new life long friends. For Girls and Boys, ages ... Read more 5-15 Keas: ages 5-7 (year 1-3) Mondays 5.30- 6.30pm Cubs: ages 8-10 (year 4-6) Wednesdays 6.30 -8pm Scouts: ages 11-15 (year 7-10) Thursdays 6.30 -8.30pm

Te Tuhi's name was gifted by local tangata whenua Ngāi Tai and is in reference to their ancestor Manawatere a great explorer who signalled his arrival in Aotearoa New Zealand by making his tuhi, or mark, on a pohutukawa tree using karamea, a red ochre. Te Tuhi, strives to live up to this legacy of exploration by being one of New Zealand’s foremost contemporary art spaces known for its core function of commissioning ambitious new artworks by a diverse selection of artists. The organisation is also ... Read more renowned for supporting curatorial research resulting in exhibitions that are locally engaged, regionally responsive and internationally ambitious with a strong awareness of social, political and environmental issues. Te Tuhi’s annual programmes include four seasons of major group and solo exhibitions and a series of live events and offsite projects. These are supported by a range of education and public programs that actively engage school students, local artists and makers, community ...

We are a voluntary gorup of parents supporting other parents whose children are deaf or hearing impaired. We meet through events aimed at different age groups and keep in touch through monthly newsletters. Our families come from all areas across Auckland and children range in age from babies to secondary school age. A yearly membership fee allows families with deaf or hearing impaired children access to events and activities that are subsidised. Most parents of deaf or hearing impaired children ... Read more are not deaf or hearing impaired themselves, so information, support and learning allow families to provide the best possible options for their children.

Through the vision of Whānau Ora, MUMA take an integrated approach to providing services and support for all urban Māori in South Auckland. We collaborate seamlessly with other service providers and each whānau so that together, we can achieve the very best outcomes for that whānau. Whānau and individuals are able to access a range of programmes and services. We work in conjunction with whānau to establish positive long term plans, and can help address immediate concerns and needs.

The Auckland Table Tennis Association exists to facilitate participation in table tennis in the Central and Eastern Auckland geographic region, and to foster the growth of the sport in Auckland and, ultimately, nationally. The Association caters for all levels of play from the social to the competitive.

Our mission is to help mothers to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, education, information, and encouragement and to promote a better understanding of breastfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and mother. La Leche League offers you support, encouragement & information through the following: Groups in centres throughout New Zealand Monthly meetings to discuss: - The Advantages of Breastfeeding - Birth and the Early Days - Overcoming Difficulties - ... Read more Starting Solids & Weaning Telephone help Parenting toddlers and older children Working and breastfeeding Lending library Books and leaflets for sale Mother-to-mother support Workshops and conferences Membership in the world's leading breastfeeding support group Additional meetings in some areas

School holiday programmes lower hutt for 5-14year old children Kids Domain has been operating since 2002 when the Lower Hutt centre opened. The Stokes Valley centre has been operating since 2006. Kids Domain have 6 programmes operating: Stokes Valley Before School Care Stokes Valley After School Care Stokes Valley Holiday Programme Lower Hutt Before School Care Lower Hutt After School Care Lower Hutt Holiday Programmes cyfs approved winz oscar subsidies available excellent rates trained ... Read more and experienced staff

Multiples Canterbury (formally the Christchurch Multiple Birth Club) was established over 40 years ago and is a parent-led support network supporting families in their journey from expecting to raising twins, triplets and quadruplets. The Club is run by a committee which volunteers its time to provide support, education and friendship to other members to help them cope with unique situations that arise when you have more than one baby at a time. We currently have well over 300 families in ... Read more our club and we service the area from Nelson and Marlborough down to Timaru and everywhere in between. We provide a safe friendly setting to meet other parents of multiples through playgroups, coffee mornings, social events and in Christchurch Central run antenatal classes. We also provide hire equipment including breast pumps, premature baby clothing and equipment such as strollers, portacots and rockers. Families can access business discounts for buggies, car seats, clothing and childcare providers. ...

GirlGuiding is a friendly, inclusive community open to girls and women of all ages and backgrounds. It’s never too late to join! Girls and young women involved in our activities thrive in an environment that encourages positive self-expression, friendship and a sense of adventure. We provide our girls and young women with the skills and self- confidence they need to embrace life’s challenges, make informed choices, and make a positive difference to their own lives and the wider community. We ... Read more look forward to you joining us!

Lake House Arts Centre is located on Fred Thomas Drive in Takapuna and is housed in a beautiful 19th Century Edwardian/Victorian heritage building that once stood on Takapuna Beach as well as barrack buildings from WWII previously situated on Fort Takapuna. The Lake House has a constantly changing exhibition programme, a café with delicious homemade fare, artists studio’s and a vibrant and varied arts education programme with something for every member of the family, including weekend workshops, ... Read more after school classes, holiday programmes and adult daytime classes. Lake House is open 9:30am – 4pm Monday to Friday and 10am – 3pm Saturday and Sunday. Closed on public holidays. For more information on any of our classes, exhibitions or activities please check our website, email or phone.

We provide peer support groups during the week to support Mum's who may have postnatal depression. We offer support over the phone, facebook and through the support groups.

We are a Community House located in Summerland Drive, Henderson. We offer groups and classes for our locals - as well as hiring out our facilities for regular groups and private functions.

Bright Futures is a service under the umbrella of the Napier Family Centre – a not for profit organisation committed to assisting families to be the best family they can be through household budget advice, counselling, parenting advice and our work with children and youth. Bright Futures established in 1994, is passionate about providing families with affordable home based childcare and education for pre-school children across Napier, Hastings and Central Hawke's Bay. Our team work to build ... Read more responsive and respectful relationships with children we care for and their families/whānau. We uphold the diverse values, languages and beliefs of our children’s cultures because we understand how important this is to a child’s identity and self esteem. Our team of qualified, registered teachers and educarers are committed to providing safe in home education and care ensuring children have the brightest futures anyone could hope for. The small group setting in home (no more than 4 children ...

The Good Seeds Children Centre has 80 places 6mths – school. It prides itself on being a family friendly environment for children and their whānau, to develop a strong foundation for their futures. Learning philosophy:  Including Christian principles and teaching in the programme  Children learn through play, children learn best when they are engaged in experiences that they are interested in.  Parents as child’s first teachers, we value the contribution they can make to their child’s ... Read more learning.  Having a homelike atmosphere within a caring and stimulating environment where children can feel safe and secure. We will nurture an atmosphere of respect.  In encouraging children to learn and develop at their own level and pace, which will give them a sense of self-worth and gain confidence of self-importance. We embrace the diversity and cultures of all children  Strive to nurture children who can build relationships with children and adults, are secure in who ...

Outreach, Counselling & Refuge Services for those that have experienced Family or Sexual Violence, Trauma or Abuse.

The Duke of Edinburgh's Hillary Award is a programme for 14 - 25 year olds that is open to all young people in NZ regardless of your background or ability.

Capital E is a not-for-profit organisation based in Wellington. We're here to ignite the creative spark in young people through digital workshops, live performance and events. As well as our work in Wellington the Capital E National Theatre for Children tours the country every year. Let's get inspired together!

This is the best cadet school in the region. Come see our activities!

Northcote Toy Library is a not for profit community organization lending quality toys to our members.

We are a non-profit, community service and operated by a voluntary committee of members and two paid librarians. Our aim is to provide families in our community with a wide range of high quality, entertaining and educational toys, games, CDs, DVDs, puzzles and much much more. You are welcome to become a member of the Papakura Toy Library if you live in the Papakura district, or surrounding area.