The difference you’ll make…
As a charity, we rely on the generosity of donors and supporters like you to fulfil our work amongst the most vulnerable in our communities.
If you are able, please help build hope for those who need it most by donating to Visionwest or joining our fundraising events. You’ll be helping people impacted by isolation, poverty and homelessness receive the crucial support they need to ensure brighter futures.
Watch this video to see how your support will help stamp out poverty and transform lives.
There are many ways to help make a difference in the lives of vulnerable whānau as we work to transform lives and create healthy communities.
Kai with Kindness
Your donation will re-stock the shelves at Visionwest’s Manaaki Kai – Social Supermarket.
Become a Hope Builder
Even a small monthly donation can go a long way to building hope and transforming lives.
A Gift in your Will
A gift in your Will can continue your legacy and bring meaning to a life well lived.
Donate
Your donation will provide the wraparound support Kiwis need to build a brighter future.
Give the gift of joy. Join the Visionwest Christmas Club today!
At the end of a tough year, the extra expense of Christmas will be totally out of reach for many families. But you can help.
The Visionwest Christmas Club is easy to join, you choose how much you donate and whether you prefer to donate weekly or monthly. It’s just like a supermarket Christmas Club, except the money you give between now and Christmas will help a struggling family in need.
Become a Volunteer
As a Visionwest volunteer you can help transform someone’s life. Behind every life transformation are simple practical acts of service such as packing a food parcel or spending time with a young person preparing for employment.
About Us
Visionwest creates pathways for vulnerable whānau to rise out of poverty, isolation, homelessness, and joblessness by providing a range of comprehensive wraparound services. Our team supports children, young people, families, people with disabilities and the elderly with an unwavering hope for a better tomorrow.