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This activity is listed for City Park Community Patrol Incorporated on the New Zealand Charities Register.
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City Park Community Patrol Incorporated
Social services supporting general public in Christchurch.
ChristchurchRegistered charityCC48718
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What this charity does.
Reduce the incidence of burglary, vandalism, violence against persons and property and other forms of criminal activity, with regular patrols in streets and parks around the commity. To promote safety and pride in our city.
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How the work takes shape.
Other - Acts an Umbrella body
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View source record- Legal name
- City Park Community Patrol Incorporated
- Charity number
- CC48718
- NZBN
- 9429043324699
- Legal structure
- Incorporated Society
- Registration status
- registered
- Registration date
- 28 January 2013
- Regions
- Canterbury
- Areas of operation
- Canterbury
- Annual return through
- Not available
- Reported funding sources
- Any other grants and sponsorship, Donations/koha
Official charitable purpose
Reduce the incidence of burglary, vandalism, violence against persons and property and other forms of criminal activity, with regular patrols in streets and parks around the commity. To promote safety and pride in our city.
Organisation structure
Run in conjunction with the police and a committee of men and women voliunteers.