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Wise Group

Health supporting other - all in Hamilton.

HamiltonRegistered charityCC41167

Official register record: These details were imported from New Zealand Charities Services. Givebase has not yet verified organisation-supplied profile information.

About

What this charity does.

Wise Group is registered in the accommodation / housing, education / training / research, employment sector in Hamilton. Its reported activities include acts as an umbrella / resource body, other - acts an umbrella body. The register lists its beneficiaries as other - all.

Other - All
Impact & activities

How the work takes shape.

01

Acts as an umbrella / resource body

This activity is listed for Wise Group on the New Zealand Charities Register.

02

Other - Acts an Umbrella body

This activity is listed for Wise Group on the New Zealand Charities Register.

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Financial overview

A simple view of the numbers.

Official return: These figures are taken from the latest annual return published on the New Zealand Charities Register. Reporting fields vary by charity and reporting tier.

Income

$196,755,000

Year ending 2025

Expenditure

$194,030,000

Year ending 2025

Assets

$91,271,000

Year ending 2025

Liabilities

$35,512,000

Year ending 2025

Income and expenditure

Income Expenditure
2025
Reporting tier
Tier1
Donations / koha
$11,000
Full-time employees
1165
Average volunteers
0
Independent record

Official charity information

Sourced from the public New Zealand Charities Register and kept separate from future organisation edits.

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Legal name
Wise Group
Charity number
CC41167
Main sector
Health
Registration status
registered
Registration date
30 June 2008
Regions
New Zealand, Waikato
Areas of operation
Nationwide, Australia, United Kingdom
Annual return through
2025
Reported funding sources
Government grants/contracts, Income from service provision, Other investment income