Welcome to the Wellington City Mission

Wellingtonians are very proud of our city, the Coolest Little Capital in the World. While it is a great place to live, work, do business and to raise a family, for many it isn’t.

For many Wellingtonians, reality is different and life is hard. Whether you are sleeping rough, struggling to make ends meet or can’t put food on the table – The Wellington City Mission is here to help you.

The Wellington City Mission can support you in a number of ways, regardless of your circumstances. We provide supported transitional housing, rest home and hospital-level residential care. We welcome you into our Community Lounge where you can enjoy the company and community of others. We also provide food support through our Social Supermarket, budget advice and financial mentoring, and 1 to 1 support and advocacy.

We’ll walk alongside you, advocate on your behalf and support you to achieve empowerment, transformation and fullness of life.

The Wellington City Mission endeavours to treat everyone with dignity and respect. From the community we serve, to our staff and volunteers, we are committed to creating an organisation that embraces diversity and promotes inclusion. All our services accept everyone as they are and aim to celebrate the differences amongst us; regardless of who you are, what you have, what you believe, where you are from, or what circumstances you are in.

And if you need our help … please click the button below.

Latest

We sold out the Stadium! In the hope that we could raise much needed funds to support those doing it hardest … we asked you to buy a ticket to… Read more »

Connection Is The Opposite Of Addiction

Around 20 years ago, the direction of my life completely changed. The relationship with the father of my children broke down, and my whānau were going through treaty claims which… Read more »

Family2Family is back!

Thanks to the amazing team at New World, Family 2 Family is back! We are thrilled because this is one of the vital ways of keeping the Social Supermarket stocked… Read more »

205

We supported 205 whānau and individuals with one-on-on social work support

 

 

February 2023 – April 2023

31,500

We welcomed 31,500 manuhiri into Tā te Manawa, our community lounge, where we served home cooked meals and great barista coffee

February  2023 – April 2023

1,087

We supported 1,087 people through our Social Supermarket

 

 

 

February 2023 – April 2023