Arrow FM is Wairarapa’s only community access radio station, providing services to over 40 community groups. We exist to give media access to cultural and ethnic minorites, people with disabilities, and those with alternative viewpoints and ideologies.
King Street Artworks is a 19 year old, award winning, mental health provider whose main purpose is to provide a safe and inclusive community in which individuals can maintain or regain their mental wellness through creative expression.
There are currently 620,000 New Zealanders living with a diagnosis of one or more of the 140 different forms of arthritis. That’s one in six, and 1,000 children.
Connecting Communities Wairarapa (CCW), formally Masterton Safe and Healthy Community Council, is a not-for-profit charitable trust. Its aim is to facilitate community wellbeing and resilience and support environment based projects that involve the local community.
The 50th Porirua Anniversary Awards Dinner was a triumph for the City creating a positive vibe around the city and recognising 50 residents who have contributed to our community over recent times.
Gallery of images of the Rimutaka re-enactment
Hospice Wairarapa is extremely grateful to Trust House for the generous grant to contribute towards the building extension of the Hospice base Te Kowhai in Renall Street.
In August 2015 Trust House approved us another Grant for $2500 to assist with operating expenses including volunteer/van costs, this enables us to carry on our good work for the community.
The Featherston Camp Memorial Trust was set up to facilitate installation of a significant work of art by internationally renowned artist Paul Dibble, to be placed in Featherston’s proposed town square.
The first ever Professional Continental road cycling team to come out of Britain will make their world debut in New Zealand next year.