Wellbeing Connector Service

Life’s challenges are rarely as simple as they first appear. When facing change, uncertainty, or difficult circumstances, it can be hard to know where to start, what support is available, or how to access it.

Our Wellbeing Connectors provide a welcoming first point of contact for individuals and whānau seeking guidance and support. Working alongside people to understand their circumstances, they help identify goals, overcome barriers, and connect them with the services, resources, and community networks that best meet their needs.

The service offers short-term, practical support across a range of areas, including parenting, financial pressures, social connection, housing, and mental wellbeing. For those requiring more specialised or ongoing assistance, Wellbeing Connectors can help navigate systems and facilitate access to the right support.

Whether helping someone through a significant life event, strengthening their connection to the community, or linking them with longer-term services, the focus is on empowering people to live a life they value and ensuring they do not have to face challenges alone.

Holistic, person-centred support is available five days a week. Appointments can be made in advance, or people are welcome to drop in and speak with the team.

Together, Ana and Sarah support individuals and whānau through complex situations, offering practical guidance and connecting them with the right services.

Contact Community Link Wellbeing Connectors or drop in for more information.