Support our mission

Support our mission

Support our mission

As a not-for-profit organisation, we rely on your support to help us care for people living with disability and young families and children in New Zealand.

You can make a donation, join us as a volunteer or provide ongoing sponsorship.

Your support allows us to invest in services that reduce disadvantage in our communities and provide high quality health and social services.

How to donate

Making donation or organising sponsorship helps us provide life enhancing and enabling care to people living with a physical or neurological disability and provide support for families in need.

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Volunteer

Our volunteers are valued members of our team who provide support, assistance and friendship to people who are experiencing challenges in their lives.

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Latest news & events

Stay up to date with the latest news & events from St John of God.

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Music Therapy Week

15 Apr 2024

Each day of the week, music therapy sessions take place at the Granada Centre, at St John of God Halswell, reaching many of the tangata whaikaha who access our support and services.

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Hugo Trust donates $60,000 to connect young whānau in community

15 Apr 2024

Hugo Trust has confirmed a $60,000 donation to St John of God Hauora Trust in support of their young parents service in Christchurch.

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Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care: Stolen Lives, Marked Souls Report

2 Aug 2023

St John of God Hauora Trust acknowledges the release of the Royal Commission’s Report Stolen Lives, Marked Souls.

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John McManus appointed General Manager Health and Ability Services

6 Apr 2023

St John of God Hauora Trust is welcoming John McManus as our new General Manager of Health and Ability Services.

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Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care

22 Dec 2022

St John of God Hauora Trust supports the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care and its comprehensive work to support survivors of abuse and to understand the failures of individuals and agencies tasked with their care.

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