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If you or your whānau need practical help, start with a conversation. We will listen and help you find the right pathway.
Call 021 554 458
Whangārei & Northland · Registered charity CC61900
Practical support, genuine connection and pathways to lasting opportunity—shared with dignity.
Communities restored, one helping hand at a time.
Why Jubilee exists
We stand alongside people through today’s pressures while creating room for tomorrow’s possibilities.
Jubilee Charitable Trust is a faith-informed, community-driven New Zealand charitable trust. Across Whangārei and Northland, we connect whānau with food, practical advocacy, financial and employment support, wellbeing, learning and trusted local services.
Ways we can help
Start where you are. Our team will listen, help you find the right next step and connect you with support that respects your circumstances.
Practical care and connection for people living rough or doing it tough.
One-on-one budgeting and financial support, shaped around real life.
Employment pathways, CV help, interview preparation and job searching.
Welcoming fitness, balance and wellbeing sessions for stronger everyday living.
Education, AI learning tools and inclusive communication support for Deaf and hard-of-hearing whānau.
Community gardens growing fresh food for the food bank and local families.
JP services for witnessing documents, certified copies and statutory declarations.
Food relief, practical guidance and a caring connection to further help.
Our approach
Immediate relief matters. So does what becomes possible after the urgent need has passed.
Our services work together: a food parcel can open a conversation; a conversation can uncover a budgeting, employment or wellbeing goal; the right relationship can help turn that goal into steady progress.
Deafying Odds
Inclusive tools and communication support help Deaf and hard-of-hearing whānau participate, learn and lead with confidence.
Deafying Odds brings education and thoughtfully used AI learning tools together with human support. We adapt the pathway to the person—making information clearer, communication more accessible and opportunity easier to reach.
Talk with us about accessJubilee Harvest
A garden can feed a family, teach a skill and bring neighbours together.
Our community gardens support the food bank and local whānau with fresh produce. They also create a place to share knowledge, contribute meaningfully and strengthen local food resilience season by season.
Help the garden growHope begins with a helping hand.
Food · Skills · Belonging
years of service to whānau and communities across Aotearoa
Trusted local leadership
Chairperson Stephanie Harawira brings more than 28 years of community service to Jubilee’s work. Her New Zealander of the Year Local Hero recognition reflects a long-standing commitment shared by our wider team: show up, listen well and serve people with dignity.
Our registration, local relationships and practical programmes give partners and whānau a clear foundation for trust.
Learn more about JubileeTake the next step
If you or your whānau need practical help, start with a conversation. We will listen and help you find the right pathway.
Call 021 554 458Share your time, skills and care across outreach, gardens, food relief and community programmes.
Volunteer with usWork alongside Jubilee to strengthen local services, resources and long-term opportunity in Northland.
Start a conversationWe are here to listen
Whether you are reaching out for yourself, your whānau or someone you care about, contact Jubilee directly. No complicated form—just a real conversation.