We provide social work support and help to those suffering from alcohol and other drug addictions and/or social difficulty.
Donate
To children, families and individuals who are struggling we give food and practical help. We believe this is a basic human right.
Donate
We help men and women who are homeless, fighting addictions and isolation. We also provide emergency accommodation for families.
Donate
To celebrate National Volunteer Week 2017, we have captured a heartwarming story of one man on a mission.
Your involvement helps the Mission to provide important services to the community. Click on the link to view our short video.
Our Careforce team has a special interest in the Mission. They make regular donations on weekly, fortnightly, monthly or an annual basis.
We are extremely grateful for all the donations we receive throughout the year, they help us to assist around 30 families a day. The number of people seeking assistance in the new year has continued to increase. If you can help with food donations it would be greatly appreciated.
I’ve been a supporter for all my working life. I like reading about life changes that are positive in our community. I understand the hardship people go through. I believe there is always a light at the end of the tunnel, many times we are that light.
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.
18 August 2017
The Christchurch City Mission would like to invite you to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday 31st August at 4.30pm.
Read More
28 July 2017
The Christchurch City Mission will soon be giving barista training a shot. Unemployed women would be able to gain basic cafe and food preparation skills, which would give them a head start in the work force through a proposed new course, head missioner Matthew Mark said.
Read More
27 June 2017
Maurice Marks is set to retire on June 28 after 18 years of volunteering at the Christchurch City Mission and will celebrate his 84th Birthday two days later. Maurice has assisted the Food Bank for 15 of those years, completing the cycle of the trusty white van.
Read More
