Charities in Wellington

Water New Zealand is the industry body for the three waters sector - drinking water, wastewater and stormwater. We advocate and promote the sustainable management of the water environment and in particular, the three waters through supporting members, and engaging with key partners and stakeholders. We are the "go-to" three waters advisor, providing independent technical advice and data, workforce training, and delivering and enabling knowledge-sharing across New Zealand and internationally.

Official home of Wellington Basketball since 1980.

Inspiring tamariki and rangatahi to make positive choices. We are New Zealand's largest health education provider, supporting the health and wellbeing of young people for over 35 years.

Age Concern Wellington is a registered charity providing services and support for people aged 65 and over in the Wellington, Porirua, Upper Hutt and Lower Hutt region. Our vision is for our older population to be a thriving, respected and engaged part of our community. Our services help older people live their best lives. Age Concern Wellington Charitable Trust was established in 2003 to enhance the wellbeing and interests of seniors in the Regional District of Age Concern Wellington (Inc). The Trust supports provision of advocacy and services to older people in need of assistance and not reasonably addressed through conventional means.

Safer Places, Safer Activities, Safer People We are a national organisation who has been working for more than 50 years with a mandate to encourage safe participation in land-based outdoor recreation activities. We do this through the development and promotion of safety messaging, by identifying and responding to insights provided by the ongoing collection and analysis of data, and by building partnerships with relevant organisations. We also own/operate the Plan My Walk app and NZ Avalanche Advisory. #MakeItHomeNZ Tramping | Day Walking | Trail Running | Hunting | Mountaineering | Mountain Biking

A technical group of Engineering New Zealand and the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Follow this page to stay up to date with exciting developments in the mechanical engineering world and receive information about upcoming events. Mechanical Engineering Group membership is open to anyone with an interest in mechanical engineering. This includes students, technicians, draughts persons, local body and SOE employees, engineering sales staff, management and consultants. We hold informal meetings and site visits most months, including social gatherings and hearing from guest speakers. Site visits include factories, workshops, industrial suppliers, and large engineering projects.