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The Kaipatiki
ˇ Information Trail
A guide for residents to Local Information and
Services available in the Kaipatiki Local Board Area
Beach Haven, Birkenhead, Chatswood,
Bayview, Birkdale, Northcote, Glenfield,
Hillcrest, Highbury, Totara Vale
and Marlborough
February 2020
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Welcome
The Kaipatiki Information Trail booklet Welcome 2
will assist you to find essential services within Kaipatiki Local Board 3
the Kaipatiki Local Board’s area of Auckland City.
Key Government Agencies 4
This includes the suburbs of Beach Haven,
Birkenhead, Chatswood, Bayview, Birkdale, Community Facilities 4
Northcote, Glenfield, Hillcrest, Highbury, Totara Support Organisations 5
Vale and Marlborough.
Education 6
It also includes a large commercial area in and
around Target Road, Link Road and Wairau Valley, Connecting Kaipatiki 8
as well as main shopping malls and centres at Rubbish, Recycling & Reduce 9
Glenfield, Northcote and Highbury.
Sustainable Neighbourhoods Map 10
Local domains and reserves include Kauri Point
Domain, Birkenhead Domain and the Tuff Crater Make a Difference 13
Reserve. Kaipatiki Restoration Network 14
Other features include the Auckland University of Pest Free Kaipatiki 15
Technology campus at Northcote and the iconic
Kaipatiki Project 15
Chelsea Sugar Refinery at Birkenhead..
Kaipatiki Youth Navigator 16
Kaipatiki Youth Development Trust 17
Community Houses & Centres 18
Civil Defence 19
Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust 20
If you want to speak directly to someone at the Auckland Council
to answer your question, provide feedback, help with a problem, or
to direct you to the right place:
Phone: 09 301 0101 | Email: enquiry@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
The Kaipaiki Local Board has a proud history of meeting the
needs of its community, such as being the home of the first
community house in the Auckland region and partnering with the
Kaipaiki Communiy Facilities Trust to deliver community support
to its residents.
Address: 90 Bentley Ave, Glenfield
Phone: 09 484 8383
Email: kaipatikilocalboard@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz3
Kaipatiki Local Board
Kaipatiki Local Board Members
The Kaipatiki Local Board Members are your elected local authority representatives.
John Gillon (Chairperson) Ann Hartley JP Andrew Shaw
021 286 2288 027 490 6909 021 198 1714
john.gillon@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz ann.hartley@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz andrew.shaw@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Danielle Grant JP Melanie Kenrick Adrian Tyler
(Deputy Chairperson) 021 198 1079 021 535 841
021 835 724 melanie.kenrick@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz adrian.tyler@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
danielle.grant@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Cindy Schmidt
Paula Gillon 021 194 6851
021 529 723 cindy.schmidt@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
paula.gillon@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
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Key Government Agencies
Work and Income NZ New Zealand Police
www.workandincome.govt.nz Always dial 111 for all emergency services
Glenfield Office North Shore Policing Centre
1 Peach Road, Glenfield 0800 559 009 52 Parkway Drive, Mairangi Bay 09 488 6200
Glenfield Police Station
365 Glenfield Road, Glenfield
09 443 8039 09 443 8041
Birkenhead Fire Station Local Community Constables
These localised community constables are here to
154 Mokoia Road, Birkenhead 09 419 4011
assist you in community policing and support in
Always dial 111 for all emergency services the community.
Local Member of They can be contacted via the Glenfield Policing
Centre on 09 443 8041.
Parliament (MP)
Always dial 111 for all emergency services
Dan Bidois
15 Rawene Rd, Birkenhead | 09 419 8021
Community Facilities
Birkenhead Library Northcote Library Glenfield Library
Cnr Rawene Road &, Hinemoa Norman King Square, 90 Bentley Ave
Street 2 Ernie Mays Street 09 377 0209
09 377 0209 09 377 0209
Opening Hours:
Opening Hours: Opening Hours:
Mon– Fri 9.00am – 5.30pm
Mon– Fri 9.00am – 5.30pm Mon– Fri 9.00am – 5.30pm
Sat– Sun 10.00am – 4.30pm
Sat– Sun 10.00am – 4.30pm Sat– Sun 10.00am – 4.30pm
What will you find in our Libraries? • Programmes and events for children,
• Free WIFI, computers, printing, adults and whãnau
photocopying & scanning • Books in many languages e.g. Te Reo Mãori,
• Books, magazines, newspapers, CDs, DVDs Mandarin, Korean, French, Pacifica
• A large digital library with free e-books, • Community notice boards
e-audiobooks & e-magazines • Bookable spaces (Birkenhead Library &
Civic Centre)5
Community Facilities
Leisure Centres Outdoor Fitness Equipment
& Swimming Pools Greenslade Reserve
Greenslade Crescent, Northcote
www.aucklandleisure.co.nz
Little Shoal Bay
Beach Haven Sports Centre
Maritime Terrace, Northcote Point
Cresta Ave, Beach Haven 09 444 6340
Marlborough Park
Birkenhead Leisure Centre & Pool
Chartwell Ave, Glenfield
48 Mahara Ave, Birkenhead 09 444 6340
Normanton Reserve
Osborne Memorial Swimming Pool
Normanton Street, Glenfield
48 Mahara Ave, Birkenhead 09 444 6340
Rewi Alley Reserve
Sports & Leisure Clubs Trias Road, Totara Vale
For information on local sports and leisure Shepherds Park
activities, please phone 484 8854. Beach Haven Road, Beach Haven
Support Organisations
Community & Neighbourhood Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)
Support and Wellbeing
Contact the Kaipãtiki Community Facilities Trust
for local support information 09 484 8854. - Where to go for local information -
The service provided free by the Citizens Advice
Neighbourhood Support Bureau is confidential and impartial and offers
North Shore Inc. guidance and support.
www.neighbourhood.org.nz/ Birkenhead
North Shore Neighbourhood Birkenhead Library, Corner Hinemoa Street
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admin@neighbourhood.org.nz 09 418 1232 | birkenhead@cab.org.nz
09 353 0427 / 022 675 9431
Northcote
Safer Communities Together Northcote Library Buildings, 5 Ernie Mays Street
Crimestoppers 09 480 2971 | northcote@cab.org.nz
If you have information about criminal activity, Glenfield
you can give that information anonymously to Council/Library Building, 90 Bentley Avenue
crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or the online 09 444 9451 | glenfield@cab.org.nz
message forum www.crimestoppers-nz.org/
START BEATING BURGLARY RIGHT NOW… go to www.snap.org.nz6
Education
Preschools / Kauri Kids ELC Northcote Point
Beach Haven Community Creche
Kindergartens 130 Beach Haven Rd, 152 Queen Street, Northcote
Beach Haven 09 483 9942 09 480 1280
Akoteu To’o Lelei Tongan Kauri Kids ELC Birkdale northcote@xtra.co.nz
Preschool 134 Birkdale Rd, Birkdale Onepoto Awhina Early
139 Queen Street, Northcote 09 483 9149 Learning Centre
09 480 0841 Pearn Cresent, Northcote
Kauri Park Kindergarten
toolelei@xtra.co.nz 09 419 1692
11 McGlashen Place
Bayview Kindergarten Birkdale 09 483 7073 onepoto1@xtra.co.nz
70 Bayview Road, Glenfield Onepoto Playcentre
Marlborough Kindergarten
09 444 8440 51 Hillcrest Ave, Hillcrest
7A Agincourt St, Glenfield
Beach Haven Playcentre 09 480 9061 09 443 6359
6 Drome View Place, Marlborough@aka.org.nz onepoto@Playcentre.org.nz
Beach Haven 09 482 0794 Plunket Coffee Groups
Nga Pihi Pihi o Te Purapura
Birkdale Kindergarten Pai Te Kohunga Reo Birkenhead, Northcote &
179 Beach Haven Rd, Birkenhead College Glenfield Contact:
Beach Haven 09 483 8706 09 483 4291 birkenheadcsc@gmail.com
birkdale@aka.org.nz for more information on times
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Birkenhead Kindergarten Te Kohunga Reo and locations.
97A Mokoia Rd, Birkenhead Kauri Glen Rd, Northcote Totaravale Playcentre
09 480 9671 09 480 0713 37a Totaravale Drive, Sunnynook
Birkenhead@aka.org.nz 09 443 3505
Northbridge Central
Chelsea Kindergarten Kindergarten Windy Ridge Playcentre
62 Balmain Rd, Birkenhead 36 College Rd, Northcote 21A Totaravale Drive,
Chatswood 09 480 7332 09 418 1593 Totaravale 09 443 3505
Chelsea@aka.org.nz northcotecentral@aka.org.nz
Glenfield Early Learning Northcote Kindergarten Primary Schools
Centre 7 Nutsey Ave, Northcote
Cnr Glenfield Rd and Bentley 09 480 7039 Bayview Primary School
Ave, Glenfield 09 444 0818 northcote@aka.org.nz 60 Bayview Rd, Glenfield
Glenfield Kindergarten 09 444 2222
Mayfield Rd, Glenfield office@bayview.school.nz
09 444 8473
Highbury Community
Crèche
110 Hinemoa Street, Birkenhead
09 480 5279
www.highburyhouse.org.nz7
Education
Beach Haven Primary Onepoto Primary School Glenfield Intermediate
Tramway Rd, Beach Haven Fraser Ave, Northcote School
09 483 7615 09 480 7469 138 Chivalry Rd, Glenfield
office@beachhaven.school.nz office@onepoto.school.nz 09 444 6582
Birkdale North Primary St Mary’s School enquiries@glenfieldint.school.nz
213 Birkdale Rd, Birkdale 115 Onewa Rd, Northcote Northcote Intermediate
09 4838674 09 418 4333 School
office@birkdalenorth.school.nz office@sms.school.nz 145-157 Lake Rd, Northcote
Birkdale Primary School Sunnybrae Normal School 09 481 1400
Cnr of Birkdale and Salisbury Rd, 36 Sunnybrae Rd, Glenfield admin@ni.school.nz
Birkdale 09 483 7767 09 443 5058
Birkenhead Primary office@sunnybrae.school.nz Colleges /
77 Mokoia Rd, Birkenhead Target Road School High Schools
09 480 7365 office@ 80 Target Road, Totara Vale,
birkenheadprimary.school.nz Glenfield 09 444 8493 Birkenhead College
Chelsea Primary School admin@target.school.nz 140 Birkdale Rd, Birkenhead
Onetaunga Rd, Chatswood Verran Primary School 09 483 9039
09 418 0082 136 Varran Rd, Birkenhead office@birkenhead.school.nz
office@chelsea.school.nz 09 483 7052 Glenfield College
Glenfield Primary Wairau Valley Special Kaipatiki Road, Glenfield
101 Chivalry Rd, Glenfield School 09 444 9066
09 441 8730 102 Hillside Rd, Glenfield admin@gc.ac.nz
Kauri Park School 09 444 5552 Northcote College
16 McGlashen Place, Willow Park Primary Kauri Glen Road, Northcote
Beach Haven 09 483 6539 School 09 481 0141
office@kauripark.school.nz 13-17 Compton Street, office@northcote.school.nz
Manuka Primary School Glenfield 09 480 9236
34 Manuka Rd, Glenfield Windy Ridge School Universities
09 444 8775 54 Seaview Rd, Glenfield
office@manuka.school.nz 09 444 3105
Auckland University of
Marlborough Primary Technology (AUT)
School Intermediate 90 Akotanga Drive, Northcote
Wykeham Place, Glenfield Schools Enrolment: 09 921 6299
09 481 0365 jane.skerman@aut.ac.nz
office@marlboroughprimary.
Birkdale Intermediate General info: 0800 288 864
school.nz
School
Northcote Primary School 200 Birkdale Rd, Birkdale
Cnr of Lake and Onewa Road, 09 483 9168
Northcote 09 480 7376 office@bis.school.nz
office@northcotechch.school.nz8 Connecting Kaipatiki A recent initiative of the Kaipatiki Local Board is the signposting of Walkways and Paths that connect the streets and reserves within Kaipatiki. This is so that residents can more easily see how they can move around the area on foot utilizing these connections, and not have to jump into their car for small, local trips to the shops for instance. John Gillon, Chairman Kaipatiki Local Board.
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Rubbish, Recycling & Reduce
The Average Aucklander sends about 160kg of To make sure you are recycling as much as you
rubbish to landfill every year. Of this, 65%per cent can, follow our helpful guide:
could have been avoided or put to better use. • You can recycle plastic, glass, metal and
The tips in this guide will help you to reduce the cardboard packaging containers from the
amount of waste you send to landfill. It’s much kitchen, bathroom and laundry, as well as paper
easier than you might have thought! from home.
• A lot of rubbish can be reduced before it is even • Please don’t put plastic bags in your Auckland
created - save on your bin tags Council recycling bin – they get caught in the
• Before shopping consider what is needed sorting machines. You can now drop these to
(eg straws or disposable products) , collection points at local participating retailers.
• can it be reused or repaired - There are now free • For a full list of what can and can’t go in your
repair cafes (https://repaircafeauckland.com/) recycling collection use our recycling search at
locally and fixit.com to help. makethemostofwaste.co.nz
• Buy at, and support local second hand shops. Please note:
• Need a shopping bag? Try a Boomarang Bag • Rinse and squash all containers
instead of getting a plastic bag – available from • Leave the lids on all bottles and containers
the Kaipatiki Community Facilities • Containers should be no larger than 4 litres
Trust office. • Include paper, cardboard and milk and juice cartons
• See www.livelightly.nz for more great e.g. Tetra Pak® cartons in your recycling bin.
ideas to make a difference.
Yes please
On your collection day
Recycle all bottles and containers from the kitchen,
bathroom and laundry Putting your rubbish and recycling out
• Attach the pre-paid bin tag onto the left-hand
bin handle of your rubbish bin so collectors
paper, cardboard,
newspapers and
glass bottles and jars plastic bottles
and containers
can see it. (Recycling bins don’t require a tag).
magazines
Remember, your rubbish bin won’t be collected
without a tag!
aluminium cans and milk and juice cartons steel and tin cans
• Leave your bin(s) as close as you can to the
empty aerosols e.g. Tetra Pak® cartons
kerbside, clear of the footpath and clear of other
bins and away from signs, lamp posts, trees and
For a full list of what can and can’t go in your
No thanks parked cars.
recycling collection use our recycling search at
makethemostofwaste.co.nz • Make sure your bins are not overfull and that the
lids can closed.
• Place your bins out the night before your usual
food, garden waste, hazardous waste, paints, plastic bags (full or empty)
soil and rocks chemical and medical waste collection day or by 7am on your collection day.
Remember, your collection day is usually one
day later after public holidays.
polystyrene including
meat trays or plastic
pyrex, ceramics, lightbulbs,
mirrors and window glass
electronics and
electrical items,
• For information about loss of bin, damage to
ap, toys and furniture
wrap, metal appliances
bin or collection date changes, please visit
aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or call 09 301 0101.
nappies, tissues, san
sanitary clothing, textiles
• Remember if you don’t put your rubbish and
products or pet waste and shoes
recycling out right, it may not be collected.10
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022 422 6885 Family Store 42 Birkenhead 20 16 Hillside Road
www.sweetcharity.co.nz Avenue 09 480 6718 Wairau Valley 09 444 6368 aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/
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Rubbish, Recycling & Reduce
Food and garden waste Inorganic collections
Reduce your food waste, save money Donate it. Sell it. Book it in
Using all the food you buy and composting food Auckland Council has changed how they collect
scraps, tea and coffee grounds are two easy ways inorganic items, to make things better for
to reduce food waste sent to landfill. everyone. They now collect from inside your
The Love Food Hate Waste movement supports property boundary once a year. This means less
Aucklanders to minimise their food waste at home. mess on the street, so your neighbourhood is
Visit lovefoodhatewaste.co.nz for tips tidier and safer. Reusable items are made available
on meal planning and safe storage. to local community groups who can use them as
much as possible.
Get composting
There are lots of things you can do to keep
Composting is a great way to keep
inorganics out of landfill. Consider donating or
the goodness in your garden. It’s easier and cleaner
selling your items before booking an inorganic
than you might have thought. Auckland Council
collection. To book in your inorganic collection go
provides support to get you composting, through
to makethemostofwaste.co.nz/inorganic-collection
the council funded compost collective. To find
out more about free courses and local advice visit Big items don’t belong in rubbish
compostcollective.org.nz or call 09 482 1672. Please don’t put large household items in your
recycling or rubbish collection. There are other
Types of composting
ways to dispose of these things responsibly.
Compost bin: For food scraps, garden
You can:
pruning, grass and dead leaves.
• Recycle, repair, donate, gift or exchange items
Worm farm: Use to dispose of food
• Drop them off at a transfer station during
scraps and small amounts of paper.
opening hours (charges may apply)
Bokashi fermentation bucket: For • Contact the manufacturer to see if they will take
food scraps, including meat and cooked leftovers. the product back
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Garden waste is grass clippings, branches, weeds, for
plants and wood.
What can I do with my garden waste?
• Use your garden waste to build healthy
compost. Hazardous waste
• Mulch your lawn clippings and garden waste. Household hazardous waste is unwanted
• Take your garden waste to a nearby transfer household products and chemicals that can
station or green waste drop-off point. potentially harm people’s health or pollute the
• Sign up with a green environment. Hazardous waste often has labels
waste collection such as ‘warning’, ‘caution’, ‘danger’, ‘poison’ or ‘do
company. not dispose of with household rubbish’.
The best way to manage hazardous waste is to
eliminate or reduce its use whenever possible.
See map on previous pages13
Make a Difference
Moving around? Can you bike or walk or car pool? There are some great walk and cycle ways -
try these out to get out and about in your local area. Save on travel hassles and check out AT’s
Journey Planner at.govt.nz/bus-train-ferry/journey-planner/ for ideas to get about on bus, bike or
walkways. Plus think of other ways you can
reduce, recycle, etc
• Find out more about ways to make a
difference - reduce some of your costs and live
well in your home at www.livelightly.nz/
• Shop and eat locally
• Walk or bike the greenways, car pool to make friends or
stay home and skype into meetings
• Green up your backyard and
beyond
• Set up a 4 minute Spotify play
list for taking a shorter shower
challenge to save on your hot
water use
• Share, Repair or swap items
before buying new
Home Health Check • Put lids on cooking pots
• Use extractor fans when bathing/showering and
Find out how much energy you
cooking
are using and how to reduce it by
• Open curtains sunny days to let the sun in
borrowing a HEAT (Home Energy Audit Toolkit) kit
• Open doors and windows for 30 minutes daily
from the local library for free.
Smart energy use - use heating and
An average New Zealand house spends around appliances the right way.
$2500 per year on energy and heating. By taking
• Switch to a low flow shower head or flow
these low cost actions you could save up to
restrictor
$1000 a year.
• Take a five minute shower
Stop drafts - drafts make your home • Swap portable gas heaters for safe effective
uncomfortable and harder to keep warm. heating
• Seal windows, doors and use draught excluders • Use timers and thermostats
• Hang full-length, lined curtains in bedrooms and • Dry clothes outside
living areas • Wrap your hot water cylinder
Reduce dampness - damp air is unhealthy, • Wash clothes in cold water
causes mould and costs more to heat. • Switch to LED light bulbs
• Dry off windows and remove mould • Turn off appliances at the wall when not in use
• Dry clothes outside14
Kaipatiki Restoration Network
Another way to get healthy exercise and support the environment is volunteering in a bush reserve.
Throughout the Kaipatiki region, there have been dedicated “Bush Groups” set up for individual
reserves and bush areas. Members of these groups are usually locals whose properties border the
area, and they coordinate to look after that particular piece of bush.
Here in Kaipatiki we have the Kaipatiki Restoration Network, and it is through this network of keen
volunteers that you can find the support and guidance you may need in either setting up your own
neighbourhood “Kaipatiki Bush Group”, or to join an existing one. Contact them on:
enquiries@pestfreekaipatiki.org.nz.
Support your local groups
Feel free to get in touch with your local reserve group from the list below. Fortunately new groups are
forming all of the time so check out the updated list on the Pest Free Kaipatiki website
pestfreekaipatiki.org.nz/getinvolved. There are more than 28 active volunteer groups in Kaipatiki.
They are working together to keep our backyards, shared spaces, parks and reserves pest-free.
• Society Totally Against Moth Plant • Le Roys Bush
mothplantlocations@gmail.com facebook.com/groups/FriendsOfLeRoysBush/
• Adah Reserve Trappers adah.reserve@gmail.com • Linley Reservefacebook.com/linleyreserve/
• Bayview (Leigh &Lynn) bayviewcc@xtra.co.nz • Living Bayview facebook.com/livingbayview/
• Beyond the Fence (Birkenhead) • Monarch Park Reserve
facebook.com/beyondthefencebirkenhead/ facebook.com/friendsofmonarchpark
• Birkenhead War Memorial • Onepoto Basin sb@datumgroup.co.nz
facebook.com/BirkenheadWarMemorialPark/ • Onewa-Onepoto Esplanade
• Charcoal Bay snilloc.el@xtra.co.nz facebook.com/groups/1695315537366614/
• Chelsea Estate Heritage Park • Rangatira Reserve andyirwin.nz@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/CHERPANZ/ • Stancich Reserve Trappers
• Eskdale &Witheford kaipatiki.org.nz/ rgouldstone@xtra.co.nz
• Fernglen Gardens • Friends of Shepherds Park
facebook.com/fernglengardens facebook.com/groups/492398530902908/
• Hadfield Bush Joanknight63@gmail.com • Smiths Bush facebook.com/groups/
• Kaipatiki Project kaipatiki.org.nz/ SmithsBushRestorationGroup/
• Kauri Glen Park • Soldiers Bay & KP Domain Reserve
facebook.com/groups/1509081389389669/ facebook.com/groups/244825352785703/
• Kauri Park Birkenhead • Tuff Crater (F&B North Shore)
facebook.com/groups/kauriparkconservation/ forestandbird.org.nz/branches/north-shore/tuff-
crater-restoration-project
• Hinemoa Park Bush Restoration Group
facebook.com/groups/298273527443370/ • Verran-Eskdale (VERG)
facebook.com/groups/VERG.Kaipatiki/
• Kauri Point & Chatswood kpcpcr@gmail.com
• Waipa St Bush jo.utting@wisnz.co.nz15
Pest Free Kaipatiki
Do you enjoy our native bush? Would you like growing population resulting in the disruption
Kaipatiki to be a place where birds and other of natural processes and the fragmentation of
native wildlife flourish? habitats. All of this is impacting on the survival of
Then don’t let rats, possums and invasive weeds native birds, other wildlife and plant species.
destroy Kaipatiki’s natural heritage! Join with your Pest Free Kaipatiki has been setup by the various
local community to help exterminate the pests! Kaipatiki Bush Groups working with the Kaipatiki
Rats and other pest animals eat the eggs and kill Local Board and other local organisations. Our
baby birds. Invasive pest plants can suppress the stated aim is: “Pest Free Kaipatiki - a place where
regeneration of native plants in bush reserves birds and other native wildlife flourish, people value
and other ecological areas. Surveys carried out and care for their own backyard and local open
across Kaipatiki have identified that at least two spaces, and everyone works together to support our
thirds of significant natural areas are impacted to natural heritage and develop wildlink connections”
a moderate to high degree by weeds. Add to this Join us on pestfreekaipatiki.org.nz or
development pressures associated with Auckland’s facebook.com/groups/PestFreeKaipatiki/
Kaipatiki Project
Share in nature’s revival with us. We’re a We have a range of ways to get involved. Join our
sustainable living one-stop shop. volunteering whãnau to get up close with nature.
For sustainable living, restoring native biodiversity From bush restoration, weeding and trapping to
and learning about environmental sustainability, growing and planting, many hands make light
Kaipatiki Project makes it easy to live well within work. We have volunteering opportunities for
our Earth’s limits. businesses, individuals and families, schools and
youth groups and community groups. Connect
Based on Auckland’s North Shore, we lead native
with others who share your sustainable living
bush regeneration and grow native plants, provide
values and purpose. Give back to the community
conservation volunteering opportunities at our
and feel the wonder of making a difference to our
nursery and in our wider restoration projects. We
local environment.
also offer practical education and organise events
about sustainable living for different age groups. Open 9am - 5pm weekdays
17 Lauderdale Rd, Birkdale
We believe that by working together, we can
09 482 1172 | www.kaipatiki.org.nz
restore our native plants, birds, bugs and fish and
www.facebook.com/kaipatikiproject
regenerate the planet.16 Kaipatiki Youth Navigator The KCFT employs a Youth Navigator to act as a mentor for our youth, and as an intermediary between local and central government agencies for those young people. Initiatives undertaken by the Youth Navigator include: Kaipatiki Local Youth Board Provides opportunities for young people in Kaipatiki to get involved in the community, and have the voice of youth in local decision making processes. It also means being part of the local consultation process with the Kaipatiki Local Board and other local and central government agencies. Most importantly, the Kaipatiki Local Youth Board allows our youth to engage with others their same age at a decision-making level, and to engage with elected officials and politicians to provide events, or projects for youth lead by youth. Children’s and Student Panels These panels, started five years ago, have provided an opportunity for young people to have a voice in specific areas each school term throughout the year, working collaboratively with agencies and/ or our Local Board. Schools involved include Birkenhead, Glenfield and Northcote High Schools, Birkdale, Glenfield and Northcote Intermediate Schools and identified local primary schools. A snapshot of the issues covered include: Pest Free Kaipatiki, Youth Health, Transport, Safety in the Community, Watersafe, Library Hours, Connected Kaipatiki.
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Kaipatiki Youth Development Trust
The KYDT is as a community-based social service provider working
alongside ‘at-risk’ young people and their whanau.
The purpose of KYDT programmes is to decrease youth related offending
within our communities, and to increase positive youth involvement in community based activities and
events. To continue to be a recognised provider of programmes and training catered towards “at risk”
youth and their whanau. To strengthen and establish partnerships with key community and statutory
stakeholders by working collaboratively together and developing Intervention strategies that work for
whanau and communities. The KYDT staff are committed to offering a culturally competent practice and
culturally safe interventions for young people.
The success of KYDT is achieved through the provision of our core services:
• Kanohi ki te Kanohi: individualized activity based mentoring and social support work
• Early Intervention Programmes (EIP) in local Primary, Intermediate and Secondary Schools
• After school activity based programmes
• Collaboration and networking
• Counselling services
The organisation originally worked in the Birkdale and Beach Haven communities, but has extended
their operations to include Glenfield and other suburbs covered by the Kaipatiki Local Board area of
Auckland (namely Birkenhead, Northcote & Glenfield).
KYDT Mission
KYDT believes that all young people are to be nurtured
in a safe and healthy environment, and that they are
valued and empowered to achieve their full potential
in education and employment, and to be citizens
fully participating in their communities, making their
communities safer. If we are to achieve the desired
goal of success for all children and young people then
we must hold high expectations for all, especially for
those most vulnerable in our communities. We must
view these young people as having strengths and not
“deficits,” and adopt programs and practices that help
all young people to achieve their true potential.
All children and young people are special and significant.18
Community Houses & Centres
Bayview Community Centre specific community needs. The crèche offers
excellent morning and afternoon sessions.
72 Bayview Rd, Glenfield | 09 443 0231
Before and after school care, holiday programmes, Norman King Community HUB
early learning centre and various community
65 Pearn Cres., Northcote Town Centre
classes. Early Learning Centre (ELC).
09 441 8989 (Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm)
Beach Haven Community Hearts and Minds Inc is a primary mental health
provider / community development organisation with
House a focus on mental wellbeing, community wellbeing
130 Beach Haven Rd, Beach Haven | 09 483 9942 and diversity.
Offers a coffee group (family support), early bird The Fono North Shore, where caring is our culture,
walking group, support for family issues and health. offering a selection of community services for families.
Also run a wide variety of classes and numerous Our friendly, qualified staff come from a wide variety
support groups, and social groups. Early Learning of backgrounds and our services are for everyone.
Centre (ELC).
NorthArt Gallery
Birkdale Community House Norman King Square (Opposite the Library)
& Birkdale Hall Ernie Mays Street, Northcote
134 Birkdale Rd, Birkdale | 09 483 9148 09 480 9633 (Hours: 10:00am - 4:00pm daily)
Classes in crafts, family skills, cooking, art, The gallery provides an accessible and community
computers, patch-work, or anything that you focussed programme of exhibitions by emerging and
want. Groups formal and informal or just drop in established, local and national artists, which changes
for a chat and a cuppa. Houses available to non- out every three weeks.
profit groups for meetings and seminars etc. Early
Learning Centre (ELC). Northcote Citizens Centre
(The KCFT Hub) Cnr Ernie Mays Street and
Cedar Centre College Road | 09 480 5834
(Anglican Church, Tramway Road) A community centre with a hall and facilities for
56a Tramway Rd, Beach Haven | 09 483 6989 hire. Contact us for bookings and enquiries.
Glenfield Community Centre Rawene Centre
Cnr Bentley Ave and Glenfield Rd, Glenfield 33-35 Rawene Rd, Birkenhead | 09 481 3030
09 444 5023 ESOL classes, Kiwi culture and adaptation, assisting in
individual and community wellbeing Seminar rooms
Early Learning Centre, school holiday programmes,
with full kitchen facilities.
and various other programmes for the community.
Highbury Community House Mens Shed - North Shore
09 442 2145 | info@mensshednorthshore.org.nz
and Early Learning Centre
34 Elliott Ave, Glenfield (off James Street)
110 Hinemoa Street, Birkenhead | 09 480 5279
Monday & Wednesday 9am - 4pm,
Offering various classes or courses that meet Friday & Saturday 9am - 2pm19
Civil Defence
These sites can help you prepare for an emergency:
www.civildefence.govt.nz
www.happens.nz
www.getthru.govt.nz
www.aucklandcivildefence.org.nz
For more information phone:
09 301 0101
Stay informed
Emergencies can happen anywhere, any time, and without warning. Make sure you and the people you
care about are ready to get through by knowing the different ways to stay informed.
Radio
If the power goes out, a solar or battery powered radio (or your car radio) can help you keep up to date
with the latest news, In an emergency, tune to these stations: Radio New Zealand, The Hits, NewstalkZB,
MoreFM, Radio Live.
Online
For local updates, check the Auckland Emergency Management website:
www.aucklandcivildefence.org.nz and follow us on social media channels.
Know your neighbours
There’s strength in numbers. In an emergency, you can work with your neighbours to get
through. Neighbourhood Support Groups bring local people together to create safe, supportive
and connected communities. Join Neighbourhood Support at neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz
or call 0800 463 444.
Emergency Alert
There are three ways of subscribing to emergency updates at Auckland Civil Defence website:
https://bit.ly/2PTzK9M
1. Red Cross Hazards App
2. SMS - register online.
You will receive SMS messages from Auckland Emergency
Management when there is important information and actions
to take.*
3. Email - register online
You will receive emails from Auckland Emergency Management
when there is information you may need to know.
If life or property is threatened always dial 111
for Police, Fire or Ambulance.
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Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust
Key areas of engagement include:
• Strategic Partnerships and Collaboration
• Community Development and Wellbeing for
since 1983
all sectors
• Projects, events and activations that meet
Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust (KCFT) has a
community needs
partnering agreement with the Kaipatiki Local Board
• Summertime and Wintertime Programme in
to provide community development, placemaking,
Parks and Reserves
community resources, community events and projects
in Kaipatiki that meet local residents needs or increase • Kaiaptiki Community Networks
neighbourhood sustainability. • Communication - Placemaking and
Placeshaping
The Trust continually, provide support around Tikanga
Mãori, and all that increases Te Ao Mãori, shared • Kaipatiki Youth Navigation - youth mentor
outcomes and benefits through collaboration with and employment pathways
mataawaka/mana whenua driven kaupapa. The Trust • Sustainable Neighbourhoods
will ensure that local Mãori are involved within the • Arts and Culture Projects
leadership; of appropriate consultation/ hui and • Media Resources
projects.
We use the “Five Wellbeings” approach
in our community development
because these increase opportunities
for participation, enable the transfer
of skills between people, develop self
reliance, build organisational capacity
and networks of community groups, 15 Chartwell Ave, Glenfield | Phone 484 8854
ensures local ownership of projects and decisions, Email: jill@kaipatikicommunityfacilitiestrust.org.nz
utilises local resources to solve local problems and, Web: kaipatikicommunityfacilitiestrust.org.nz
in the end, effectively increases the amount of social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BNCFT/
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