Non-profit Organisations in Nelson
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Results from the 'Non-profit Organisations' category in Nelson
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233 Rutherford Street, Central, Nelson, 7010
03-548 9239
education, Providing high quality pre school education and care, Child Care & Education, kindy, kindergarten, Garden, school, Pre schools, Elementary and Secondary Schools, Rutherford Street Kindergarten Private, kindergarden Preschool Education, Child Care, Child Care Centres, elementary schools, child care education, Children, secondary schools 
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74 Waimea Road, Nelson, 7010
03-539 0509
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322 Wakefield Quay, Stepneyville, Nelson, 7010
03-548 7501
Leisure, Yacht Clubs, General, Sports, Conference Services, General Leisure, Conference Venues, Societies, Clubs 
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48 Van Diemen Street, The Wood, Nelson, 7010
021 591 906
Conference Services, General, Business Services, House, Weddings 
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Level 1 Wakatu House, Montgomery Square, Nelson, 7010
03-548 8944
Non-Profit Organization 
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40 Halifax Street, Central, Nelson, 7010
03-546 6459
Retirement accommodation, supported affordable housing for retirees from Abbeyfield. 
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Sports House 142 Saxton Rd East, Central, Nelson, 7010
03-546 7910
Charitable Trusts, Recreational Sports, Community Service, Sports Promoters, Sport, Business Services 
142 Saxtons Road East, Stoke, Nelson, 7011
03-546 3330
To contribute to the health and well-being of all New Zealanders by providing, promoting and fostering marching as a disciplined and an organised sport with a difference. Teamwork Respect Creative Innovative Formed in the 1940's to promote, encourage and control participation in the sport of Marching. The name of the national organisation was changed in 1997 from New Zealand Marching Association (NZMA) to Marching New Zealand (MNZ), with emphasis on governance of the sport and operational management being conducted at local Association level under the direction of the Chief Executive Officer. The Board of Marching New Zealand has been proactive in its approach to the governance of the sport. The Strategic Plan is flexible and reviewed regularly by the Board to ensure it reflects the ongoing strategic direction of the organisation. Details behind the Strategic Plan are implemented each year through the Annual Business / Operating Plan. It has a clearly defined set of performance measures (based around quantity and quality) that are subject to monitoring and regular review. The organisation operates on a sound financial base with accumulated funds. It derives its operating income from membership subscriptions, grants from national sports funding organisations, sponsorship and fund-raising ventures. 