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Enquire about services, careers, training, or general information using the contact details provided. For service referrals, please use the dedicated referral contact information.

Enquire about services, careers, training, or general information using the contact details provided. For service referrals, please use the dedicated referral contact information.

Responding in person or by phone to a range of queries from older people and their carers, including advising where to obtain a service and what is available. Providing confidential support to older people.

As New Zealand's leading senior advocacy group, Grey Power champions key issues - health, superannuation, housing, and more. Through Grey Power, older New Zealanders find support and respect. Grey Power Marlborough collaborates with Marlborough District Council and local community groups to ensure your voice is heard in our region. When you face challenges, we're here to help find solutions.

Providing support for the elderly impacted by any form of abuse that includes financial, physical, psychological (emotional) abuse.

You usually need to be referred to the service by a healthcare provider. Contact your doctor, nurse, or healthcare provider for information about Meals on Wheels and to find out if you, or the person you are enquiring on behalf of, are eligible to use Meals on Wheels. For local coordination information, you may also try contacting NZ Red Cross.

Administers New Zealand Superannuation (NZ Super) and Veteran's Pension, providing financial support for eligible seniors. Also offers other financial assistance like Disability Allowance and Accommodation Supplement through Work and Income.

The government's primary advisor on issues affecting seniors. Promotes the wellbeing, rights, and participation of older people in New Zealand. Provides information, resources, and supports positive ageing initiatives.

A discounts and concessions card for eligible seniors and veterans, offering savings on a range of goods, services, and free off-peak public transport in many areas.

Offers a variety of programmes including weekly exercise classes (SAYGO, Stretch & Breathe, Keep You Moving walking group - details below) and a monthly 'Older Persons Seminar' (65+) on the 4th Thursday of each month. Seminars include a guest speaker, entertainment, morning tea, and a light lunch (homemade soup in winter) for a small fee of $6. All programmes aim to reduce social isolation and enhance physical fitness & wellbeing.

Blenheim Probus Club welcomes retired and semi-retired people aged 55 and over for coffee mornings, outings, and fellowship. New members are welcome; annual membership is $90.