Dunedin Central Community Link
Our location
Street address:
Corner Castle and St Andrew Streets
Dunedin 9016
Postal address:
PO Box 5646
Dunedin 9058
Fax: 03 955 0038
Directions: Based in the old Big Fresh building opposite Centre City New World. Limited parking is available on site (4 disabled and 4 general). Entrance is on St Andrew Street and via the carpark.
Our services
The Dunedin Community Link is one of the biggest in the country providing services to a wide range of people from youth and working age to seniors.
Dunedin Community Link has established strong working relationships with all partners to provide a co-ordinated, collaborative and joined up approach to assisting people with their financial and social needs.
Our partners
Dunedin Community Link partners include:
- Age Concern - maintains the vision of an inclusive society, where older people, koroua and kuia are respected, valued, supported and empowered
- Anglican Family Care - is a professional social work agency that has served the people of Dunedin and Otago since 1970
- Child, Youth and Family - provides support and protection for children, young people and their families
- Department of Building and Housing - Tenancy Services provides advice, information and dispute resolution services for landlords and tenants
- Footsteps - is an early childhood education service that supports caregivers to enrich their baby and child's learning and development
- 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
- Presbyterian Support Otago, Family Works Service - provides assistance in advocacy, social work, counselling and group education
- Senior Services - supports older people through provision of financial assistance and connection to services, support and opportunities
- StudyLink - ensures that students get the finance and support they are entitled to so they can complete their study
- Work and Income - provides help to get a job and income support
- Work'n it out - a youth transition service for school leavers aged 15 to 19 years to support them into employment, education or training
- Workbridge - provides a professional employment service for people with disabilities, injury or illness
