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ACK WAIKATO CHURCH TRUST

Religious activities supporting religious groups in Hamilton.

HamiltonRegistered charityCC48307

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About

What this charity does.

As a religious organisation we care for people, both members and non-members, in their spiritual and emotional needs. Also we support people who are in physical need such as hardship and during health issues. The primary group that we serve are immigrants from Southern Africa - all ages.

Religious groupsGeneral public
Impact & activities

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01

Provides religious services / activities

This activity is listed for ACK WAIKATO CHURCH TRUST on the New Zealand Charities Register.

02

Provides services (e.g. care / counselling)

This activity is listed for ACK WAIKATO CHURCH TRUST on the New Zealand Charities Register.

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Legal name
ACK WAIKATO CHURCH TRUST
Charity number
CC48307
NZBN
9429043302741
Legal structure
Charitable Trusts incorporated under the Charitable Trusts Act
Other names
Afrikaans Christian Church of New Zealand - Waikato
Registration status
registered
Registration date
24 August 2012
Regions
Canterbury, Waikato
Areas of operation
Canterbury, Waikato
Annual return through
Not available
Reported funding sources
Donations/koha

Official charitable purpose

As a religious organisation we care for people, both members and non-members, in their spiritual and emotional needs. Also we support people who are in physical need such as hardship and during health issues. The primary group that we serve are immigrants from Southern Africa - all ages. We provide them with spiritual and emotional support as well as settlement support (eg. Loan furniture) and practical advice to help them settle into society. We provide Christian religious instruction, ministry to young people, Christian leadership training

Organisation structure

We are registered as a Charitable Trust and Incorporated Society. Income mainly from donations from members and fundraising. No trading operations.