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The Rotary Club of New Plymouth is a service and fellowship club. We meet every Monday night at 5:30 at the Auto Lodge, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

Motive Power could be either Steam (beware of sparks), Petrol, or Electric. We have one big open weekend which is held over the 3 days (Saturday, Sunday, Monday) of Labour Weekend.This is held every year, and sees many visiting locomotives attend.

New Plymouth community Patrol is affiliated with Community Patrols of New Zealand. A condition of affiliation to Community Patrols of New Zealand is that the patrol has the support and confidence of the Police and has a police liaison officer allocated to work with it. Community patrollers act as 'eyes and ears' for police. Patrolling their community in pairs, patrollers note anything that could be suspicious and inform police immediately of incidents requiring urgent attention. Police notify the patrol of suspicious activities and trouble spots they would like the patrol to keep an eye on, as well as informing the patrol of events occurring in the area. Each member must sign a declaration of confidentiality and agree to abide by a code of conduct before working with the patrol. Applicants are vetted by the Police before becoming patrol members and must complete a period of training (usually three months) where they work with senior patrollers.

Parents Centre is a community based not-for-profit organisation set up by parents for parents in 1952. New Plymouth Parents Centre was one of the first to be established, in 1957, and we are still going strong, helping parents with parenting. We hold antenatal classes, sessions on baby’s first few months, to sessions on baby’s development in the moving and munching classes. Our tinies-to-tots course looks at our little babies becoming independent strong-minded little people. Hundreds of Mums and Dads and carers bring their children to our playgroups and learn through play in a safe, stimulating child-friendly environment. Parenting is a vital role in the community. It is the most important job any of us will ever experience and it should be recognised, valued and supported by decision-makers, authorities, health and education professionals and the community in general. New Plymouth Parents Centre believes that prospective parents have the right to quality parenting and childbirth education and information, enabling them to make informed decisions on their parenting role. Our centre is supported in a number of ways by Parents Centres New Zealand Inc. However, we are a separate entity and as such are charged with the responsibility of providing the best we can for our membership and the wider community.

This Subcommittee are responsible for discussing, debating and developing ideas relating to young people, and making recommendations to the Council. Youth Subcommittee meetings are held every six weeks and are open to the public.

We are a group of like minded persons who have built an HO Model Railway layout in a once rundown farm building. The layout features our own railroad " Central Western" which uses the Fruit Salad scheme that still adorn some of the Kiwi Rail locomotives that currently operate on the New Zealand Railway system. Our layout is built on "L"Girder framework, we run mainly Atlas & Kato locomotives but still have some modified Athearn units running. The Club owns all of the Central Western locomotives running on the layout along with all of the rolling stock. We run Atlas track and Peco turnouts and we use Digitrax DCC as our control system.

Our programs transition women towards self-sufficiency by addressing their social and economic needs in relation to work, home and community. Each woman is a success story: she has gone from unemploy

Nga Manu Reo is a Toastmasters Club situated in New Plymouth, New Zealand. We have meetings every Wednesday Morning at 7.00am in the Brian Bellringer Pavillion at Pukekura Park.

Connecting newcomers and migrants to local people and services in New Plymouth and the Taranaki region.

OUR MISSION: To enhance the independence and well being of deaf and severely hearing impaired New Zealanders through the provision of specially trained Hearing Dogs to internationally recognised stand