Highland Park Community Link
Our location
Street address:
491 Pakuranga Road
Pakuranga
Postal address:
Private Bag 82900
Highland Park
Auckland 2143
Fax: 09 533 4087
Directions:
Located in the shops behind the Highland Park cinema complex. Mobility parking spaces are located outside the office in the main car park.
Our services and partners
Highland Park Community Link is located in the shops behind the Highland Park cinema complex.
Highland Park Community Link partners include:
- Age Concern – provides support for older people, and advocates on policy and issues relevant to older people and ageing
- Auckland Regional Migrant Services – assists migrants and longer-term refugees with general settlement needs and pathways to employment
- Child, Youth and Family – provides support and protection for children, young people and their families
- Christians Against Poverty – provides budgeting services and ongoing money management courses for the community
- Counties Manukau District Health Board – offers health advice and support, and facilitates health seminars for the community
- Department of Corrections – address people’s bail conditions
- Housing New Zealand Corporation – provides housing, home ownership loans and education for those on lower incomes
- Inland Revenue Department – provides information about Working for Families Tax Credit and Child Support
- Framework Trust - Workfocus – offers a professional employment service for people with mental health disabilities
- Ministry of Education – assists with information about education, and provides information and services for youth
- New Zealand Police – provides support for community safety
- Pakuranga Citizen’s Advice Bureau – provides free advice on legal issues and other social matters
- The Salvation Army, Howick – provides a range of support for the Howick and Pakuranga community, including budgeting services
- SafeKids New Zealand – provides information, advice, links and resources relating to some of the more common unintentional injuries to children
- Sower’s Trust (aka Harvest Community Care) – provides wraparound service for individuals and their family, especially for youth and sole parents and co-ordinating social services
- Strengthening Families – helps families and whānau get access to the services they need
- Work and Income – provides help to get a job and income support
- Workbridge – provides a professional employment service for people with disabilities, injury or illness
- Youth Transition Services – assists young people into further education, training, work or meaningful activities
- Youthline – works with young people to deliver a range of services including counselling, training, youth work and advocacy.
