Motueka Community Link
Our location
Street address:
236 High Street
Motueka 7120
Postal address:
PO Box 246
Motueka 7120
Fax: 03 528 4037
Directions: Based in the large building opposite Mitre 10 in High Street at the approach to the central business district. There is one disabled carpark directly outside the Community Link. The entrance is from High Street.
Our services
Motueka Community Link provides services to a wide range of people from youth and working age to seniors. It accommodates the local office of Work and Income together with a range of government and non-governmental organisations which are present on a part or full time basis and a community meeting room. It is one of a network of similar sites around New Zealand.
Community Link is a way of working that extends beyond the physical site, to encompass a broad network of social service agencies that are committed to working collaboratively in the interests of their clients and the community. Motueka Community Link enjoys a close relationship with the Motueka Community House, which has been providing community resources in Motueka for almost 20 years.
Motueka Community Link is governed by an advisory group made up of government and non-government representatives and they are always interested in new ideas or interest by groups in becoming a partner.
Our partners
Motueka Community Link partners include:
- Abel Tasman Education Trust - provides education and training opportunities
- CCS Disability Action - provides services for people with a disability from birth to 65 years, including support around daily living and community participation
- Child Youth and Family - provides support and protection for children, young people and their families
- Inland Revenue Department - provides information about Working for Families Tax Credit and Child Support
- Motueka Family Service Centre - provides budgeting advice and other services for individuals and families, including meeting rooms
- Motueka Community House - hosts local NGOs and provides meeting rooms and an information service
- Te Awhina Marae - the local marae of Te Atiawa and Ngati Rarua
- 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
