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We improve outcomes through: • raising awareness to reduce diagnostic delays, • providing information to empower women to become expert patients, and • community support

YES provides the following services to support youth: •Group and individual growth programmes •Youth transition support •Support for youth with mental health challenges •Support and advocacy •Mentoring

This is the page for the Te Aroha Youth. Keep yourself updated and check out the new photos, videos etc.

Te Atatu Community House is a place that provides recreational and social opportunities, community education and a place to meet for local residents, community support and interest groups. www.teatatu

Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade. IN AN EMERGENCY CALL 111 Phone: 07 871 6195

Plunket is a national not-for-profit organisation, community-owned and governed. We provide a caring, professional well child and family/whānau service. We are committed to providing universal access to services for all children and families regardless of ethnicity, location or ability to pay. This is at the heart of who we are and is essential to provide a positive environment for parents.

Te Awamutu Country Music Club encourage all country music lovers whatever your age or style of music. We believe in fostering the love and enjoyment of country music.

Free Services Include Legal Clinic - Every 2nd Thursday (appointments required) JP Clinic - Every Monday 9.30am-12pm Pamphlets Listening Ear Access to CAB's Information Database Confidential Advice

The Te Awamutu Jersey Cattle Club was established in 1922 with some founding members originating from the pre-existing Paterangi Jersey Club. We have a long history of families and individuals who have enjoyed the breeding of jersey cattle; as well as the strength of the social connections within the Club. On a monthly basis, with the exception of August & September, our Club holds a Discussion Group, usually held on the second Tuesday of the month on a Club members’ farm where informative and relevant industry /farming topics are discussed usually with a guest speaker specialising in the topic of the day. The host farmer also has the opportunity to show any cattle that may be of special interest to the group. Our Discussion Group has been active for many years and a lot of effort is put into this programme to continue to make it worthwhile for everyone. Our Club Executive Committee is made up of Club members who are happy to give some of their time to help organise our annual Club cattle shows, social activities, the Discussion Group, Club trips, seminars or other activities that we see would benefit or be of interest to our membership and promote jersey breeding within our local farming communities. We even have a group of older members who are affectionately called ‘the last of the summer wine’. This group have a huge combined experience of jersey breeding and add a depth to our Club which we cherish. Our younger members energise the Club and keep producing good cattle. We have a wide range of farming practises within our club membership and enjoy the diversity. The older members are happy to support new and/or younger club members by mentoring, teaching how to groom cattle for showing and give support in other ways if required.

We are a volunteer run club based in Te Awamutu. We have a variety of gym classes for preschool through to adult. Come down for some fun.

Our aim is to provide children with creative and artistic freedom. We supply the materials and skills to assist them in bringing their dreams, imagination and world to life through art. We encourage them to explore different crafts and arts while developing and learning in an un- institutionalised environment.