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The North Wellington Resilience Trust - CC27302 - is a registered charitable entity in terms of the Charities Act 2005 For more information about the New Zealand Resilience Trust, visit the Charities Register at www.charities.govt.nz __________________________________________________ |
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Contact Details The Trustees C/- PO Box 26-110 Newlands Wellington
Phone Jim on 970 6481
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North Wellington Resilience Trust The North Wellington Resilience Trust is a charitable trust dedicated to improving the resilience of the Wellington suburbs of Newlands, Paparangi, Bellevue, Woodridge, Grenada Village, Horokiwi, Johnsonville East, and Grenada North. The NWRT is an incorporated charitable trust. Click here to view the Certificate of Incorporation. Click here to view the Deed of Trust. |
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About the North Wellington Resilience Trust Individuals are increasingly becoming distant from their communities. The NWRT is a community-centric approach to building confidence and positivity amongst citizens. The Trust's attitude is to promote self-sufficiency and sustainability, using disaster preparedness as one medium to achieve these aims. Click here to find out more about the North Wellington Resilience Trust |
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Goals of the Trust The Trust aims to achieve a high level of community resilience in the greater Newlands/Grenada Village area. This will be done through the following project areas:
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Research - "Snapshot of Newlands" The Trust is undertaking a SWOT analysis of the major suburb in its area. This involves taking a "snapshot" of the threats to, and preparedness of, the greater Newlands community. This involves not only looking at the hazards faced, but also the assets within the greater community. Click here for information about the NWRT's latest research project |
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About Our People The quality and passion of the Trustees is the thing that makes a community resiliency trust successful. In the northern part of Wellington City the local residents' associations have banded together to form the North Wellington Resilience Trust. Find out more about them here. |
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