Week Ending 4 January 2026 - Usual Activities

As the year came to a close, our team at Good Care Community Trust continued our usual activities, supporting individuals and families across the community.

In the days leading up to the New Year, we focused on food support, essential assistance, and welfare checks to ensure no one was left without help during the holiday period. While many services slow down at this time of year, the needs in our community do not, and we remained committed to being present and reliable.

Thank you to our staff, volunteers, and supporters who helped us finish the year strong and prepared us for the work ahead.

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Season’s Greetings from Good Care Community Trust

Wishing our community a season of connection and care.

As we look back on the year, our hearts are full of gratitude for the continued support from our members, partners, schools and whānau. Together, we have shared kindness, strengthened connections and supported one another through every step of the journey.

We remain committed to our mission of providing care, compassion and community support. May this season bring warmth to your homes, peace to your hearts and joy to those you hold close.

From all of us at Good Care Community Trust, thank you for being part of our community.

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Food Parcel Distribution – Week Ending 28 December

Spreading Joy and Full Plates this Christmas

At Good Care Community Trust, we believe that no one should go hungry, especially during the most wonderful time of the year. This week, our team continued distributing special Christmas food parcels to local families. Each parcel was carefully packed with fresh ingredients and festive treats so families could enjoy a hearty Christmas meal with dignity and joy.

Seeing the smiles and relief on people’s faces reminded us why this mahi matters. It is more than food. It is about sharing hope and making sure everyone feels the warmth of our community.

Filling Cupboards, Warming Hearts

It was one of our busiest weeks yet as we worked closely with local schools to reach families who need support the most. Schools play a vital role by identifying families facing challenges and helping ensure our support reaches the right homes.

For many whānau, these food parcels provide stress relief during an expensive season, healthy foundations for children and a vital safety net during unexpected hardship.

Serving Our Families

We are proud to continue delivering fresh and nutritious food parcels across the community. By working alongside local schools and using their referral systems, we are able to support families in a respectful and meaningful way. No child should learn on an empty stomach and no family should face the holidays without support.

Together, we are keeping our community strong.

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