The Dees Social Group at Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church offers weekly activities, companionship, and respite for people living with dementia and their caregivers, creating joy, connection, and community support for over 15 years.

St Cuthbert’s College partners with Communities Feeding Communities in Mount Roskill, donating in food each term and engaging students of all ages in hands-on service, living out their motto ‘By Love Serve’ to fight food insecurity across Aotearoa.

People from the Presbyterian whānau in Otepoti, Dunedin, join with others in the community to welcome newcomers through pōwhiri at Araiteuru marae.

YouthGrow, a programme by Presbyterian Support Otago’s Family Works, supports 14–24-year-olds facing mental health challenges or disengagement from education by offering a life-ready, work-ready alternative learning pathway.

Rev Jill McDonald, minister at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Hastings, NZ, writes about the initiative to alleviate energy hardship which she and her husband Chris are involved in.

Building friendships and community with residents in Wellington City Council housing complexes.

Malcolm Gordon, Associate Minister at First Church of Otago in Dunedin has produced two podcasts, each exploring issues related to human flourishing in the context of faith – forgiveness and grief.

Boys and Girls Institute (BGI) in Wellington have run a number of three-day learning events for young Māori, enabling them to reconnect with their identity and bringing about transformation.

A Presbyterian congregation on Auckland’s North Shore is committed to contributing to the wellbeing of their local community through promoting ‘restorative thinking.’

A neighbourhood garden in Tāneatua, Bay of Plenty, is providing heart and hope for the community

Building friendships and community with residents in Wellington City Council housing complexes.

A faith community’s story of exploring healthy bi-cultural engagement.