Find non profit organizations in Auckland. Listings include Ocean Star Fetu'u Moana Academy, Somali Education and Development Trust, Waitakere Army Cadets, Auckland Consul Zephyr Zodiac Club, The Logos Project, Auckland Biannual Ceilidhs.
OWN IT is a Tāmaki Regeneration’s shared home ownership programme, helping whānau recognise their home ownership dreams in Glen Innes, Panmure and Point England.
Школа для детей и взрослых. Занятия для детей проходят по субботам. Занятия для взрослых - в будние дни. Мы открыты для всех!
Representative body for School of Population Health students at the University of Auckland
Our page presents talks, workshops, trainings and sessions offered by sacred sexual practitioners.
Our motto is "Engage Imagination" New members always welcome, please pop in and visit.
Educating, empowering, connecting and inspiring women through woodworking, DIY and trade activities.
Venn offers high-quality educational programmes that challenge people to think deeply, live faithfully, and serve wisely to shape NZ for the glory of God
Vinnies gives practical help and real support to families who are struggling, so they don’t have to face it alone. Donate Here https://feed.vinniestm.org.nz/
Auckland's premiere youth centre. A safe space for anyone 13-24. No barriers, no costs, just aroha. linktr.ee/shorejunction
We exist to see people with disability and their whānau leading, contributing, growing and belonging.
God has given us a heart for Asia and the desire to bring His hope to billions.
ToddleRock is a weekly gathering of pre-schoolers and their caregivers. We offer a fun-filled morning of dancing, play, barista coffee and conversation!
We are the rainbow student group at AUT striving to provide a safe and supportive environment. Linktree: linktr.ee/OutatAUT
Lung Foundation New Zealand is a patient advocacy group dedicated to increasing survival for lung cancer.
Auckland Slot Car Racing. 1/24 Steel Chassis & 1/32 RTR slot car racing club in Henderson, Auckland
Ngāti Rehua – Ngātiwai ki Aotea Trust Board is the mandated iwi authority for Aotea, working to support the cultural, social, environmental and economic aspirations of our people.
The purpose of the Trust is to preserve Japanese cultural and linguistic heritage for the next generation of Japanese in New Zealand.