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Rock climbing club primarily for youth in Central Otago. Meets weekly at Basecamp Wanaka Climbing Centre. Developing an adult branch soon.

Boutique Bed and Breakfast located in a peaceful country setting 10 minutes drive from Wanaka

Learn French in Wanaka Is your French vocab limited to "parlez-vous anglais"? When you order from a French menu, do you know what will turn up at the table? With a little bit of effort up front, you can be sitting on the banks of the Seine enjoying a thé glacé. Whether you are learning for fun, improving you existing French vocab, or if you will soon be travelling to a French-speaking country - we can teach you how to be more confident in the language, and you can happily leave the phrase book at home.

Renovating? Don't know where to start? We are here to help from concept to completion - and with all those aspects of a renovation that you might not be aware of - Call the renovation EXPERTS today!!!

We are a Bed and Breakfast in Wanaka, New Zealand. We have six years experience in the B & B industry and have made many friends over that time. For more information go to: http://www.collinsonscotta

The Wanaka Musician's Club is a performance session held every second Sunday at Mint Bar. The main aim is to provide local talent with an opportunity to showcase their skills in a friendly supportive environment. More than just an open mic night, a full stage's equipment including all amplification, instruments and sound system is supplied, catering to a wider array of musicians. Drummers, bassists, keyboard players etc. all have a chance to perform. The club also provides entertainment for the community and revenue for Mint Bar. The singer songwriter circle is a multifaceted, fortnightly meeting of local songwriters with a focus on group participation. Taking place at the Wanaka Arts Centre, it aims to provide an inspiring and supportive space for local artists to hone their songwriting skills. It promotes opportunities for musicians to meet and network, or to form potential musical partnerships. The singer/songwriter circle offers mentorship and workshops with practical direction.

Themed Cake's and Cup Cakes for parties and special occasions and good old fashioned home baking to help fill the cupboards.

The Wanganui- Rangitikei- Waimarino Cancer Society is an incorporated society with chartiable trust status. It relies solely on donations to continue its services. It does NOT receive government funding nor funding from national body and so contributions and and support from people are very much appreciated and allow the Cancer Society to carry on very worthwhile work for the community. It is a real boost to us to have support of people in our community. The Cancer society work closely with, but is not part of, Hospice, Child Cancer, Canteen nor the Breast Cancer Foundation. The Cancer Society works right across the cancer spectrum from diagnosis to outcome, whatever that may be, whatever the age group, we are there for the entire journey if we are required. The Cancer Society supports people with cancer and their families, as well as providing a comprehensive information service about cancer. We have a team of volunteer drivers to enable you to attend local clinics and the Regional cancer centres. We also provide a wide range of information on all aspects of cancer for patients and their families, health professionals and the general public. Our resources include: leaflets, pamphlet, journal articles, books and videos. The service also includes a lending library, resources and aids to help those in need. in exceptional circumstances we are also able to offer financial assistance. Furthering our understanding of cancer and the development of more effective ways to treat cancer is a major concern to the Cancer Society. The Wanganui- Rangitikei-Waimarino Centre contributes substantial funds annually to Cancer Research undertaken in NZ. We work actively with our communities to ease the impact of cancer, support people living with cancer, inspire hope, promote healthy, cancer free lifestyles, provide up to date information, and lobby for the best cancer services and fund research. All our services are free.

The WDC Youth Committee is made up of 18 diverse young people ranging in age from 12-24 years old. Our job is to speak up, speak out and be heard on issues that effect youth in our city. We meet formally in the Council Chambers once every 6 weeks and informally as well. We make submissions on behalf of the youth of Wanganui, run events such as Picnic In The Park and have initiatives like $300ships to help our young people achieve their dreams.

The Wanganui City Mission provides caring, professional social services to those in need throughout Wanganui. Our office is open 9am until 2:30pm Monday - Friday In emergencies we are on call 24 hours a day on (06) 3452139 The work of the City Mission benefits mostly from Church Levies, charitable trusts and Foundations. Funding also comes from individual donations and bequests from the people of Wanganui. Added to this is the contribution of time and skills of dozens of volunteer workers in all areas of the City Missions operations. FUNDRAISING: On average it costs in excess of $800 A DAY to keep our services running - and demand is growing! Monetary donations can be made directly to the Wanganui City Missions Account: 03-0791-0434015-000 If you wish your donation to be directed to a specific area of our work (See PRODUCTS) please indicate your preference in the reference section. All donations over $5 are tax deductable. Please email: wanganuicitymission@gmail.com with your name and address if you wish to receive a tax receipt. Donations of non- perishable food, toiletry items, fresh fruit/ vegetables for the Foodbank are always greatly appreciated! These can be dropped off to the Foodbank located at 183 Wicksteed street Wanganui Between 9am and 2:30pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays)