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> Pastoral Worker
> Te Whanau Putahi
> Oxford Street Community Church
> Men's Night Shelter
> Foodbank
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Pastoral Field Worker
We provide support in our community in the following ways;
- Health education and activities for all age groups
- Health counselling to discuss health needs, offer advice, referral,
or assistance as needed
- Liason with other health professionals to provide appropriate
health care, as required
- Providing support to Carers and through visits to people of
any age, in their home or residence
- Prayer and Pastoral Support as requested, aiming to sustain
spiritual growth and healing
To get more information on these services, please contact the office
on 0-7-838 0375 or by email office@hcbc.co.nz.
Te Whanau Putahi
Te Whanau Putahi (TWP) which means Family Centre, is a Christian
Social Service Agency reaching out to the community of Fairfield.
They provide the community with a toy library, kids clubs, a youth
drop-in centre, Respite Care Childcare Centre, literacy programmes,
councellors, craft mornings, and they are part of the Hamilton Combined
Christian Foodbank.
For more details about Te Whanau Putahi, please contact them on
0-7-855 0990.
Oxford Street Community
Church
Oxford Street Community Church (OSSC) is part of Te Whanau Putahi
and their Sunday Service is held at 12:00pm, followed
by a meal (at a small cost).
Nettie Holm is the Pastor of the Oxford Street Community Church.
TWP and OSCC were birthed from Hamilton Central Baptist Church in
1997, and became independent in November 2002. Central Baptist continues
to support them in a variety of ways.
For more details about Oxford Street Community Church, please
contact them on 0-7-855 0990.
Men's Night Shelter
Trust
We have a relationship with and support the Men's Night Shelter
Trust located at 59 Rostrevor Street, which provides temporary emergency
accomodation for men.
Hamilton Combined
Christian Foodbank
We have a relationship with and support the Hamilton Combined
Christian Foodbank, which provides food for people in financial
need who, regardless of their ethnicity, religious belief, gender
or relational status, are referred by the participating churches
and social service agencies. For more information please contact
them on 0-7-856-2521.
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