The Hub – Christmas Hours 2020

Santa’s Visiting Hours Santa will be visiting the Hub Hornby daily. You can visit Santa between 10am – 5pm daily. Looking to surprise that special someone with the perfect Christmas gift? Get the kids out to choose special presents for the family? Just stocking up on fresh supplies or simply catch up with friends? The […] LEARN MORE

Santa’s Visiting Hours

Santa will be visiting the Hub Hornby daily. You can visit Santa between 10am – 5pm daily. LEARN MORE

COVID-19 Information for our Customers

Whilst the number of confirmed cases of COVD-19 remains low in New Zealand we want to ensure everyone has the opportunity to protect themselves and each other whilst at The Hub.Hand sanitisation stations are located at each entrance as well as Customer Services and the toilets, please use them regularlyIf you are feeling unwell or […] LEARN MORE

Dress For Success

The Hub is proud to be partnered with Dress For Success LEARN MORE

The Hub Hornby – Opening Hours

The Hub’s opening hours LEARN MORE

The Hub Hornby Embraces LED Lighting

The Hub Hornby has just finished replacing all of their interior dichroic halogen lights with LED equivalents. LED lights used to be seen solely on electrical appliances as standby lights. LEDs are known for their low power usage, longevity and robust construction but their usage was restricted to low ambient light situations as their light output was limited LEARN MORE

Emergencies

Emergencies Phone 111
Hornby Police Station 344 1800

Citizens Advice Bureau

Located at 8 Goulding Avenue Hornby.
Call free on 0800 367 222 or 349 5236
Email cab.christchurcharea.west@xtra.co.nz

Hornby Youth Group

After school hangout as well as weekend trips involving paintball to skiing to mountain biking.
http://hornbyyouth.org.nz/

Heartland Service Centre

Based in a co-location environment of Work and Income, 25 Shands Road, Hornby.

Heartlands is a One-Stop-Shop whereby communities are able to access FREE services and information as well as be provided with "wrap-around" face to face services from non-government and government agencies.

• Hornby Smoke Free Project and Quit Clinics
• Hornby Presbyterian Counseling
• Salvation Army Budget Support and Advice
• NZ Housing Corporation
• NZ Superannuation
• Age Concern
• Justice of Peace
• Maori Land courts
• Career Services - Rapuara
• CPIT
• Workbridge (disabilities)
• Community Law Canterbury
• Family Planning

Newest additions being City Housing, Life, Unlimited - Hearing Clinic and Canterbury Initiative - Respiratory Clinic. Applications and forms government can be obtained through Heartlands and access to government and community webistes and publications.
Heartlands Coordinator - June Foster-Campbell, Phone (03) 9619 248 for futher information.
Website: www.heartlands.govt.nz

Child Helpline

Free advice for kids and caregivers Phone 0800 366 694
www.childhelpline.org.nz

Get Active with Green Prescription

If you want to become more active but are unsure about what to do, or how to get started then a Green Prescription may be for you. This free service provides you support, motivation and guidance to get started. Our Green Prescription staff will talk through your current activity level, and help you set an activity plan and realistic goals suited to your individual needs, health and lifestyle.

For more information and how to get involved in Green Prescription call 0800 ACTIVE (22 84 83), or talk to your doctor or practice nurse about Green Prescription.

Webhealth-Online Health Advice

Webhealth www.webhealth.co.nz is a unique interactive National Health and Social service website that has a regional focus. Our aim is to provide the most updated information to assist in keeping our community connected. Webhealth is not just a directory to allow people to find quality information on services.

Webhealth offers a self assistance scenario on key health issues, a local community noticeboard, a feedback opportunity, latest news and information on current issues. Julie Noster the local area representative in Canterbury works with health and social service providers to train staff on the use of Webhealth.

In particular the print function which enables an individual to select specific services into a print cart, personalize the directory and produce it in a variety of forms like a booklet or a PDF file.

If you would like Julie to visit you and present to your staff on any aspect of Webhealth services please contact her on 0800 932 432.