Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau

Community Organisation

Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau
16 Commercial Road
Helensville 0800
21 days ago

Thank you very much for your kind hearts!

Rani Timoti from Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau

Our CAB Helensville volunteers are absolutely priceless. As we finish off this National Volunteer Week, we have had a time of food and gifts, including special surprises for those who have gained their five and 10 year accreditations with more to come. When our team is all back on track from … View moreOur CAB Helensville volunteers are absolutely priceless. As we finish off this National Volunteer Week, we have had a time of food and gifts, including special surprises for those who have gained their five and 10 year accreditations with more to come. When our team is all back on track from holidays and illness we aim to celebrate with a mid-winter Christmas lunch next month. May everyone enjoy their Matariki weekend!

85 days ago

Legal clinic at CAB Helensville

Rani Timoti from Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau

Times are tough and they can get more tangled when it comes to legal issues.
Lawyers from Waitemata Community Law Centre are now based at Citizens Advice Bureau Helensville to deliver free legal clinic sessions.
They will provide initial 20-minute sessions to assess and fact gather information … View more
Times are tough and they can get more tangled when it comes to legal issues.
Lawyers from Waitemata Community Law Centre are now based at Citizens Advice Bureau Helensville to deliver free legal clinic sessions.
They will provide initial 20-minute sessions to assess and fact gather information from clients.
The clinic is hosted by the CAB fortnightly Tuesday from 10am to noon at its office at 16 Commercial Road.
The next clinics are on April 22 and May 06 as bookings allow.
Clients can fill out the form at the office which are then sent to the law centre to co-ordinate all the necessary bookings and assess criteria.
Following the initial session, a lawyer can choose to take on the case and all the delivery
Self-referral is another option for clients on the law centre’s website: www.waitematalaw.org.nz...

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85 days ago

New bins coming

Rani Timoti from Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau

New Auckland Council rubbish bins are coming to Rodney homes. From 1 September 2025, just roll your new bin to the roadside.
Check our website to request a smaller or larger bin and delivery info.

Landing page: www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...

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143 days ago

CAB Helensville at Helensville Show

Rani Timoti from Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau

Come and say Hi to us at our stand in the community section at our favourite rural ritual this Saturday! We will be there all day so come and grab some brochures and have a chat to our friendly volunteers. We also host the Senior Zone so our older visitors can take a break from the weather and … View moreCome and say Hi to us at our stand in the community section at our favourite rural ritual this Saturday! We will be there all day so come and grab some brochures and have a chat to our friendly volunteers. We also host the Senior Zone so our older visitors can take a break from the weather and seeing all the action and stalls.

Helensville Show Flyer for 2025.pdf Download View

385 days ago

Valuable volunteers

Rani Timoti from Helensville Citizens Advice Bureau

Much appreciation to our wonderful volunteers for your contribution to our South Kaipara community and further afield!
The national volunteer week theme Weaving the People Together – Whiria te Tangata- is an apt reminder of how volunteers connect with clients and local community groups and … View more
Much appreciation to our wonderful volunteers for your contribution to our South Kaipara community and further afield!
The national volunteer week theme Weaving the People Together – Whiria te Tangata- is an apt reminder of how volunteers connect with clients and local community groups and organisations.  
“Through your collective mahi, you help to weave together people and communities, strengthening the fabric of society at a time when this is sorely needed.  Your work is important and truly valued,” says Neil Lancaster, national president and Kerry Dalton, CEO of CABNZ, praising more than 2000 volunteers nationwide.

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