📞 Call: 027 254 1721 📧 Email: info@endowarriorsaotearoa.com Registered Charity CC60609
Impact Partners
At Endo Warriors Aotearoa, we believe access to period products is a basic need, not a privilege.
Alongside our education and advocacy work, we provide both single use and reusable period products to local community organisations, schools, support services, and whānau across Aotearoa. This includes products such as pads, tampons, period underwear, period cups, reusable pads, and period swimwear.
We work with a range of community partners including youth services, refugee and migrant support organisations, schools, foodbanks, health providers, and whānau support services to help make period products more accessible to the people who need them most.
Our goal is not only to reduce period poverty, but also to support dignity, health education, sustainability, and informed choice around menstrual health.
Refugee Trauma Recovery, part of New Zealand Red Cross, provides specialist mental health and wellbeing support for former refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants who have experienced trauma and torture. Their work supports individuals and whānau through culturally safe, community-based care, counselling, advocacy, and practical support as they rebuild their lives in Aotearoa.
You can read more about Refugee Trauma Recovery here
Living Violence Free – Te Noho Riri Kore Incorporated
Living Violence Free – Te Noho Riri Kore Incorporated offers various programmes and education designed to assist women, children and men make sense of their experiences. These are provided by trained women and men with an extensive knowledge and understanding of family violence issues.
Support for
Men, Women, Youth, Children
Welcome to our safe, local and online spaces in Wellington where young people like you can hang, meet people, learn skills, and overcome the tough stuff. Surrounded by a team that walks alongside you with realness, compassion, and aroha – no matter what. Zeal Wellington is like a whānau, where you’re seen, heard, valued and accepted, and have a real shot to thrive on your terms. You’ll find Zeal Wellington in the James Smith Building on Cuba Street. We run after-school hangs, creative programmes, all-ages gigs, a rainbow group, guys’ group and our social enterprise cafe, Stories Espresso Bar.
Wellington City Mission
In a shift from the traditional City Mission food parcel model the Mission’s Social Supermarket, a store located in Newtown, puts shopper experience and choice at its heart. Instead of collecting a pre-selected food parcel, you will be able to choose your own grocery items from a wide selection of food and essentials in a normal supermarket environment.
The Social Supermarket is open and free to anyone across the Wellington region who needs some extra help. This includes those currently being supported by or new to The Mission and those being supported or referred by other social service agencies.
Find out more here
Youth Inspire Lower Hutt
We ensure rangatahi in Taita and Wainui have the capabilities to be ‘work ready’ through a structured and focused youth training programme that develops employability skills for young people.
Our programmes help rangatahi aged15- 24 learn skills that will help them get a job and keep a job. We run a series of workshops to teach the skills employers are looking for and those you need to succeed! We then partner with a variety of local businesses from mechanics to cafes for work experience opportunities which give youth the opportunity to put the skills they have learned into practice.
Tuatahi Centre is a community-focused organisation supporting whānau, aiga, children, and young people across the Lower North Island. Their work focuses on helping people access safe and stable housing, practical support, navigation services, and pathways toward long-term wellbeing and independence. Through transitional housing, tenancy support, youth programmes, and community outreach, Tuatahi walks alongside individuals and whānau with a strong focus on compassion, dignity, and empowerment.
https://tuatahicentre.com/
Everybody Eats Wellington,
Everybody Eats is a unique initiative in New Zealand dedicated to reducing food waste and combating food insecurity by transforming surplus food into delicious, nutritious meals. This innovative social enterprise operates with a pay-as-you-feel model, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a hearty meal regardless of their financial situation. By rescuing perfectly good food that would otherwise go to waste, Everybody Eats addresses the pressing issue of food waste and fosters a sense of community and inclusivity. With volunteer chefs and a welcoming atmosphere, Everybody Eats brings people together, creating connections over shared meals and positively impacting the environment and society.
The Society of St Vincent de Paul is an international Catholic Lay Charitable Organisation inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ and focused on serving those in need.
Our mission includes:
- Treating everyone with dignity and kindness.
- Visiting the elderly for companionship.
- Supporting families in hardship.
- Helping individuals rebuild their lives.
Our Waiwhetu/Eastbourne group is currently supporting Te Kakano o te Aroha Marae in Moera, which aids the homeless and disadvantaged by providing showers, toiletries and food. We mainly supply them with donated food and toiletries.
