No one should grow old alone.
Aroha Seniors brings older people in Flat Bush and across South & East Auckland together for friendship, outings and a helping hand. Caring for our seniors, strengthening our community.
Prefer to talk? Call or text Amelia
022 178 0876
Everyone is welcome. Kia ora, Talofa lava, Mālō e lelei, Kia orana, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Mālō ni, Bula vinaka, Nǐ hǎo, Namaste, Sat Sri Akal, Kumusta and hello.
A warm place to belong, right here in our community.
Aroha Seniors Charitable Trust is a registered charity based in Flat Bush, Auckland. We create welcoming spaces where older people, vulnerable adults and adults living with disability can make friends, stay active and connected, and get the support they need.
Everything we do is guided by one word: aroha.
Read our story
Friendship, support and a reason
to get out the door.
Friendship gatherings
Regular get-togethers with kai, kōrero, poi, games and music. Come as you are. There's always a seat for you.
Find out moreOutings & group trips
Days out together, planned with older people in mind, so getting out and about is easy, safe and fun.
Find out moreCompanionship & check-ins
Friendly phone calls and visits for people who find it hard to get out, so no one feels forgotten.
Find out moreDigital confidence
Patient help with phones, tablets and video calls, so you can stay close to whānau near and far.
Find out moreAdvice & advocacy
Help understanding your options, finding the right services and making sure your voice is heard.
Find out moreDisability & wellbeing support
Inclusive support for vulnerable adults and adults living with disability, and the whānau who care for them.
Find out more
Meals on Wheels
Good kai, brought to your door every fortnight, with a friendly hello. To order, give our Kai Manager a call.
Joining us is easy.
Give us a call or a message
Talk to Amelia, or ask a family member to get in touch for you.
Come along for a cuppa
We'll let you know what's on, where it is and how to get there.
Make yourself at home
Bring a friend if you like. You'll soon feel part of the whānau.
Help us make sure no one is left out.
We're a community charity, and we can only do this mahi with people like you.
Volunteer
Give an hour or two to make a cuppa, drive to an outing, or be a friendly voice on the phone.
Become a volunteerDonate
Every gift helps us put on gatherings and outings, and reach more older people who are on their own.
Make a donationPartner with us
Businesses, funders, churches, schools and community groups: let's do more, together.
Let's talkWorried about someone you love?
If your mum, dad, grandparent or neighbour is spending too much time on their own, we'd love to hear from you. A quick chat is all it takes to get started.
Things people often ask us.
Who can come along?
Our programmes are for older people (seniors and kaumātua), vulnerable adults and adults living with disability in Flat Bush and the surrounding area. Whānau and carers are welcome too.
How do I order Meals on Wheels?
Call our Kai Manager, Korina Grace, on 022 605 2361. Meals on Wheels goes out every fortnight.
Does it cost anything?
Get in touch and we'll talk you through what's on and any costs before you come along, so there are no surprises.
I don't drive. Can I still take part?
Please still get in touch. Let us know when you call and we'll talk through the best way to get you there.
English isn't my first language. Is that okay?
Of course. Our community is wonderfully diverse. Tell us which language you're most comfortable in, and we'll do our best to help.
Can I get in touch for a parent or grandparent?
Absolutely. Call, text or send us a message and we'll take it from there, with their permission of course.
How can I help?
You can volunteer, make a donation or partner with us. Every bit of help means more older people feel connected and cared for.
Come and say kia ora.
Whether you'd like to join us, help out or just find out more, we'd love to hear from you.