The Hataitai Community House is a space for the whole community to use. This page tells you all about the different groups that meet regularly at the Community House, and how to contact them if you want to get involved.
When: Thursday 9-12pm
Where: Hataitai Community House Playroom
This is a community language group for speakers of Spanish. Provides the opportunity to celebrate the Spanish language and culture amongst the Spanish speaking families living in Wellington. All parents are involved in the group’s activities, which celebrate the different countries that our families come from. The activities involve music, food games, and storytelling. Parents are welcome to join anytime and can contact the President for more information.
To find out more check out their facebook page or email: arcoirisnz@gmail.com
When: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9-12pm (during term time)
Where: Hataitai Community House Playroom
Hataitai Community Playgroup is a MOE accredited playgroup that has been running for over 20 years in Hataitai. The playgroup is for all children from 0-5 and has a dedicated coordinator that organises activities for children of all ages.
Call: Rebecca (HCH coordinator) 04 386 2821
Email: Tracey (coordinator): Hataitai.pg@gmail.com
Visit their Facebook page
When: Thursday 3.30-4.30pm (during school term)
Where: Hataitai Community House
These classes are for children who have been learning French for at least 2-3 years. This is not a beginners class and for children in Year 4 – Year 8. The activities in our structured courses are stimulating and engaging. They include storytelling, drama, crafts and many fun songs and games.
Our informal and friendly classes provide the best and safest environment for children to develop their self-esteem and self-confidence. Young children have no inhibitions and starting using the language straight away.
Email: annick.withinshaw@lcfclubs.co.nz
Website: www.lcf.co.nz
When: Monday- Friday 8.30-2.30pm (during school term)
At Matairangi Kindergarten in Hataitai we focus on providing education and care for children aged 18 months to three years. Our approach is one of free-play learning; children choose from a variety of experiences and activities, including music, paints, water, messy play, collage, sand, and many more.
Email Matairangi@wmkindergartens.org.nz
Call 04 386 3185
Visit their website.
Visit their Facebook page.
When: Monday – Thursday
Plunket provides well child and family and whānau health support services.
We offer you information, support and developmental assessments of your child at varying stages between birth and 5 years.
Plunket visits are an integral part of our service to New Zealand families. Part of our care includes home visits for babies in the early weeks, and then clinic or further home visits for children up to 5 years old.
Call: Mette (Plunket nurse) 04 386 2613
When: Tuesday 9.30-1pm
Where: Hataitai Community House Playroom
Sakura is a playgroup for children aged 0 to 5 who are pre-school children.
All session are done in Japanese, so they have the opportunity to learn Japanese and become familiar with Japanese culture.
Find out more on their Facebook page.
When: 1st Wednesday of the month (starting 2nd May)
Where: Hataitai Community House
This is a group for those people who live in Hataitai and work from home. It’s a chance to meet up once a month and chat with others who work from home while enjoying a hot drink in a warm room.
Email: hchcoordinator@xtra.co.nz
Call: 04 386 2821
When: First Sunday of the month
Where: Hataitai Community House Playroom
Wellington Multiples members and volunteers have been supporting multiple families for more than 30 years. We provide support, education and friendship as you experience the joys and challenges of raising multiples.
This playgroup is run once a month for members of the Wellington Multiples group.
When: Every Saturday 10:30- 11:45am
Where: Hataitai Community House, 112 Waipapa Road, Hataitai, Wellington - Upstairs in the Community Room
Anyone concerned about someone else’s drinking is welcome to walk in and attend our meetings. Bookings or referrals are not required. Al-Anon Family Groups in New Zealand were established since 1954 and there are over 90 groups countrywide. Our program of recovery is adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous and is based upon The Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions and Twelve Concepts of Service. Al-Anon Family Groups are spiritually based. Al-Anon Family Groups are an anonymous fellowship, so what is said in a meeting is held in confidence and your anonymity is protected.
For further information visit the New Zealand Al-Anon Family Groups website https://www.al-anon.org.nz.
To speak to a member, use our freephone, 05084ALANON (0508425266). If you reach an answerphone, leave a message and a member will ring you back.
When: Tuesday 9.30am
Where: Hataitai Community House, upstairs