We provide social work support and help to those suffering from alcohol and other drug addictions and/or social difficulty.
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To children, families and individuals who are struggling we give food and practical help. We believe this is a basic human right.
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We help men and women who are homeless, fighting addictions and isolation. We also provide emergency accommodation for families.
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The City Mission Sunday Lunch is back! Sunday 25th September 2016. Christ's College Dining Hall. $80 per person. Tickets through eventfinda.co.nz
A great afternoon with Mark Hadlow as MC and Jonny Schwass and friends cooking up a storm
Careforce funds provide the basics such as food, clothing, shelter and comfort, those things most of us take for granted.
The City Mission Foodbank receives donated food from the general public, groups, schools, and corporates and then distributes to those in need. We see around 30 clients/families per day requiring food assistance.
Thank you to everyone at the Christchurch City Mission
- You help those less fortunate in our city.
Social Services encompasses a broad range of services including social work, budget support, food assistance and emergency accommodation. These services aim to build stronger communities and promote equality and opportunity.
The City Mission Drug and Other Alcohol service provides specialist services for substance use and dependence. Support is available for people aged 13 years and over providing case management and counselling support for alcohol and other drug and co existing mental health conditions.
26 September 2016
More than 240 people chowed down on a three-course Mediterranean-inspired banquet organised by Christchurch chef Jonny Schwass at Christ's College on Sunday.
City Missioner Michael Gorman said the $32,000 raised was about $7000 more than last year's event
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25 September 2016
The City Mission Sunday Lunch is back! Sunday 25th September 2016. Christ's College Dining Hall. $80 per person. Tickets through eventfinda.co.nz
A great afternoon with Mark Hadlow as MC and Jonny Schwass and friends cooking up a storm. Doors open at 12:30pm for a 1pm start.
17 August 2016
He may not be the first person you think of when asked to name some of Christchurch's most influential people. But make no mistake, City Missioner Michael Gorman is towards the top of that list.
Through savvy oversight of the Christchurch City Mission before, during and since the city's earthquakes, Gorman has been one of our behind-the-scenes heroes in troubled times. He has advocated for and exerted influence on behalf of the less fortunate in our community, while recognising that addressing a problem's root cause is more important than providing handouts alone.
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