Non profit organizations in Feilding - Page 2

Operated by Rural Bus Manawatu Trust, we offer a free, home-based and confidential support service for rural families and communities in Manawatu District Formerly operated under M...

The on-demand service connecting Manawatū’s rural communities to Feilding.

Welcome to the Friends of Taonui School page. Here's the place to find out about fundraisers and activities happening around our school community!

Breeding genetically pure Red Devon cattle for New Zealand.

Nau mai, haere mai, welcome. We support newcomers to Feilding, all migrants, immigrants and refugees most welcome, supporting you in your new home

Rewa Women's Institute is where members meet for friendship and fun and raise money for charity.

We are an advocacy group in Manawatu District who will take the voice of the people to the Council

The aim of the Feilding Scout & Guide Hall is to provide a safe and secure venue for the boys and girls of Feilding and surrounding areas, to meet for Scouts and Guides.

Post pics of bears you've come across

We are a community group in Feilding, Manawatū, that strongly opposes the proposal to build a pyrolysis plant in our beautiful town. #RegenerationNotIncineration

'Celebrating the decision to lead healthier lives with Weight Loss Surgery'

As a Venturer you will choose your own program. If it interests you, you can do it. And remember if it’s not fun you aren’t doing it right.

Tutoring adults free of charge, in literacy, numeracy, learner drivers licence theory and Sign Language

At Feilding Playcentre, parents come with their children to enjoy educational, stimulating and fun s

Social Mixed and Open Men's Touch Module for Feilding and the wider Manawatu District.

Feilding Police and Manawatu Council are proud to be providing Te Pou Torowhānui Boxing Academy to our local youth. The programme is focused on a physical and mentoring component d...

The Manawatu Community Trust has built Feilding Health Care Centre in Feilding at the site of the old Feilding Maternity Hospital on Duke Street.

This is a space where we can continue the conversations of our first and third Monday night group