Welcome to Whangarei Newcomers Network

Also in other Northland regions

Are you new to the Whangarei area... ...with no network of relatives and friends to support you? Do you want to meet new friends? Do you need some help settling in? Are you interested in fun activities? If so, why not become a part of it... As a new immigrant, or as a newcomer from another part of New Zealand, you are welcome to join Whangarei Network. We would like you to feel at home in the Whangarei region and to settle well into your new environment. Whangarei Newcomers Network can offer you friendship and support through various activities. You may also get support with settlement issues. You are welcome, regardless of your age, your nationality or the language you speak. Becoming part of this is just a phone call or email away.... Who are we? Whangarei Newcomers Network is here to support anyone new to Whangarei; you do not have to be from overseas, if you are new to Whangarei from other parts of New Zealand, Whangarei Newcomers Network is for you. If you are an immigrant from an English speaking country Whangarei Newcomers Network is for you. If you are from a non-English speaking country and new to Whangarei, then the Whangarei Newcomers Network is for you. We are not... Tied to any church, mosque, temple, synagogue or any other religious group (but we welcome all regardless of beliefs.) We are not tied to any political organisation and welcome all regardless of political views. We are not tied to any business or commercial organisation (although as a non-profit organisation run by volunteers we do accept donations or sponsorship). How can I find out more? Download our brochure by clicking here. Join us by clicking here. Email us at this address: whangarei@newcomers.co.nz   Whangarei Newcomers Network: Tel: 09 4300571 Email: whangarei@newcomers.co.nz Post: level 1, 69 Bank Street, Whangarei   This project is supported by Settling In- Family and Community Services.

This project is supported by Family and Community Services.

Settling In is administered by Family and Community Services (FACS), a service of the Ministry of Social Development,