SuperGrans Heretaunga

Hastings
Mon– Fri 9am-4pm

SuperGrans Heretaunga is a free service supporting women to develop life skills through one-on-one mentoring and workshops.

The programme aims to empower women to gain knowledge and skills to improve their daily living personally and within their family and whānau. Mentors are women of all ages who walk alongside and mentor other women, supporting them to develop a range of different skills including cooking healthy meals on a budget, gardening, growing food, CV writing, applying for jobs, budgeting, sewing and much more. Women are able to self-refer to the programme and there are always volunteering opportunities.

Cost?

Free or low cost

For more info visit:

SuperGrans Heretaunga

Address

Women’s Rest Building
Cnr. Russell & Eastbourne Streets
Hastings 4122

Contact

06 878 5401

manager@hwc.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

Wheelchair friendly. Accessible bathroom. Open to all those who identify or present as women.

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