One year on at Te Pā Maru
Site Manager of our alcohol harm reduction service, Matt Petrie reflects on a year of caring for residents – who we call whānau: Traditionally there’s been a range of housing… Read more »
“A Home of My Own”
“A home of my own.” Having been priced out of the Wellington suburb she called home, Teiti spent months living outdoors. Now at Te Ō, and with a beautiful documentary… Read more »
The Wellington City Mission launches ‘community conscious’ catering service
100% of the proceeds from every order will go to the Wellington City Mission The Wellington City Mission has launched Craig & Gail’s Community Conscious Catering, a new catering service… Read more »
Our Youth Practice Lead, Cilla, talks housing support for young people
The Mission offers supported transitional housing for adults through our Pā in Wellington, Petone, and Tītahi Bay. However, we’ve found that there’s also an ever-growing need for housing support for… Read more »
“We can feel your kindness here”
The first Pasifika Councillor elected to local government anywhere in Aotearoa, Tala is a regular at Craig & Gail’s Café. She speaks to us about her amazing life, and what… Read more »
This is what community is all about
Robert first came to our Community Lounge when we were in Newtown. He wanted to be a part of a positive place as he tried to find a new focus… Read more »
Whakamaru Crisis Café receives government funding boost
Following a visit to Whakamaru today, the Government have announced that Wellington City Mission’s Crisis Café at Whakamaru is the latest recipient of the Government’s Mental Health and Addiction Community… Read more »
Explore a map of our sites across Greater Wellington
After a huge year for the Wellington City Mission, we now have six housing sites across Greater Wellington. The map below is a handy tool to see exactly where we’re… Read more »
I’m So Happy Here at Kemp
I moved to New Zealand with my husband and our two children back in 1988. New Zealand was very short of trained mental health nurses then, and I was one… Read more »
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