children charity needs new premises
Dear Neighbours,
Our little charity is currently considering to start catering for special needs children as well. Unfortunately, our current building does not offer the space and safety for wheel chairs to enter.
We really would love to go ahead with this project, but this means we would need to move premises. We can pay a rent, but obviously not a normal rate as we are a charity with very low income.
It should be around Takapuna, Milford, Mairangi Bay or Browns Bay and we are very flexible. We need a building or room where our stock can stay all the time as we do have a lot of toys and with purchasing toys for special needs children, we will even have more. We do not require heating, hot water or windows. A container building or warehouse (lockable) can do as well. We even considering getting an own simple container building if we could lease a property. It needs to be accessible by car.
If any of you has any ideas where we could look that would be much appreciated. We are looking for so long and tried many things but North Shore's real estate market doesn't make it easy for us.
Thanks!
Kat
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