Find non profit organizations in Dunedin. Listings include Black Star Books Ōtepoti, Pflag South, TiB Otago, Free shop dunedin2000/mobile free shop dunedin 2000, Anything Could Happen: Strange Echoes of the Dunedin Sound, Youthline Otago.
We are a very strongly represented club in the south with approximately 65 members of all age groups and backgrounds. We even have a Junior Conrodders for kids to be involved as well. We have regular cruises and social events.
Anarchist social centre, infoshop and archive with a wide array of anti-authoritarian and independently produced books, zines and more in central Ōtepoti (Dunedin), Aotearoa (New Z...
PFLAG South is an organisation for parents, families and friends of gay, lesbian, bisexual, intersex and trans people in Dunedin, New Zealand.
Strange Echoes of the Dunedin Sound
Counterpoint was a theatre company in Dunedin from 2012 to 2016. For updates on 2018 please visit the Arcade Theatre Company page.
Helping people on their journey, share stories and provide encouragement .
bhangre de shonki 💪🏻💥 || based in Dunedin, NZ || Contact for any enquiries ||
Department of Conservation Coastal Otago - volunteer news and events in the local area.
AdmiNZ is a non profit organisation providing access to PD and networking opportunities, so you can grow & excel in your career.
Come hang out with mates, have some fun, good kai and learn more about yourself and God.
Te Rōpū Pūtaiao is the Māori Science Students Association at Te Whare Wānanga ō Ōtākou (The
A community based environmental group serving the Otago Coastline for the protection of surf breaks, water quality, coastal wildlife and dune conservation and public education of t...
Seniors teaching seniors, learning technology together.
OPMC is a student support service that works to facilitate open communication and effective dispute
The Stadium Market is no longer running. It may be back so please continue to watch this space.
In this group is for people who cant afford sweets and frizzy and they are cheap to buy now
This is a place for young LGBTQ* people in the Dunedin community to connect and gain support. Aimed at 12-18 year olds.
Family violence exists in our community because we let it exist. Many people will continue to suffer, and intergenerational cycles of violence will continue until we take communit...
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