Community Health and Social Services in MidCentral
These services provide programmes promoting wellbeing and living a healthy lifestyle.
Wellness / healthy lifestyle subtypes
Wellness / healthy lifestyle providers 16 results
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Te Hā o Hine-ahu-one - Palmerston North Women’s Health Collective
Friendly, confidential women's health information service based in Palmerston North, providing free and low cost services
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Epilepsy Association of New Zealand
Information and support – for people who have epilepsy and their families/whānau.
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Geneva Healthcare - Central
Geneva Healthcare is part of the largest network of healthcare service providers that enables everyone in our communities to live the best lives they can.
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Literacy Aotearoa - Te Tai Hauāuru Walk in
Get the help you need to take charge of your life by improving your reading, writing, maths and other skills.
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Shama Walk in
Shama supports ethnic people who have perpetrated or experienced family violence and or sexual violence or other complex issues.
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Literacy Aotearoa - Ikaroa Rāwhiti Walk in
Get the help you need to take charge of your life by improving your reading, writing, maths and other skills.
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Geneva Wellbeing - Central
Enabling you to live independently at home, enjoy your community and continue employment
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The Better Sleep Clinic
Sleep Clinic NZ Wide Service Offering Evidence-Based Treatment For Insomnia, Sleep Disorders & Mental Health Disorders.
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THINK Hauora - Direct Services
THINK Hauora delivers a range of services and programmes to people living within our rohe.
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Healthvision Walk in
Healthvision is a leading healthcare provider specialising in homecare, community nursing, allied health, rehabilitation, and health & wellbeing services across New Zealand.
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Asian Network Inc. (TANI) Walk in
TANI supports Asian New Zealanders to enjoy optimal quality of life and wellbeing and to develop strong and healthy Asian communities in Aotearoa New Zealand
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Heart Foundation
The Heart Foundation is New Zealand’s heart charity, leading the fight against heart disease - our country’s single biggest killer.
