Join us in helping children with disabilities discover their voice, their strength, their future.
How you can help
The Pudney Hub depends on the generosity of donors to cover the costs of staffing and resources. There are several ways that individuals, businesses and organisations can help us continue to deliver important and effective services to children with disabilities in Hawke’s Bay. We are a registered charity and therefore all donations are tax deductible. If you would like to make a one off donation click below, or scroll down to find other options for supporting our work. Find out below how you can make this happen.
Join Us. Become a…
Change Champion
Do you share our commitment to empowering little voices and enabling big change? Become a regular giver and help us support a brighter future for some of Hawke’s Bay’s most disadvantaged children.
Choose to donate $30 per month or $350 per year (less than a dollar a day). You’ll receive a quarterly update on our work, invitations to PudHub events and the knowledge you are making a direct impact on the lives and futures of our local children.
Use the donation function at the top of this page, or help us avoid unnecessary fees and contact us using the button below.
Service Sponsor
You, your team or workplace could become a sponsor through one-off contributions for resources and equipment. We are able to provide your workplace with social media, printed materials and a mention on our site regarding your support. For example:
A donation from Five and Dime supported our purchase of a much needed new shade solution for our playground.
A donation from Mercury Energy supported us in purchasing new sensory equipment for our sensory room.
Pudhub Partner
Our partners help us pay for the expertise our children deserve, including Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Music Therapy. They provide grants that sponsor our staffing, operational costs and exceptional expenses. For example:
The Royston Health Trust supports our Movement and Communication group on Thursday mornings, helping to cover the costs of Occupational and Speech Language Therapy.
