West Coast
Social Work and Counselling
- We offer a Social Work Counselling Service with young people, families and couples in areas such as grief & loss, strengthening family relationships, family conflict, overcoming the effects of violence, parenting issues, child/adolescent behaviours, parent child relationships, disability issues, anger management, self esteem and confidence, bullying & peer pressure, assertiveness, safety issues for young people, developmental issues for children & adolescents, stress & anxiety, depression, advocacy, grandparents as parents.
- We also offer Relationship Counselling - we are a Family Court approved provider for this service
- We also offer individual and group supervision for community organisations.
- We are also responsive to operating group work in schools on request.
For infomation on these services please contact:
Peter Clarke
8 Marlborough Street
PO Box 536
Greymouth 7840
Ph: 03 768 7158 Email: peterc@psusi.org.nz
Dennis Moore Scholarships
Family Works in conjunction with the Uniting Church Council award Dennis Moore Scholarships to young West Coasters to help them develop their potential.
The Reverend Dennis Moore was a Presbyterian Minister who served in the parish of Ross, South Westland, for many years. Throughout his life and ministry, Dennis showed a keen interest in people and was especially concerned for young people in need. When he died in 1999 he left a bequest to Presbyterian Support. After discussion with his family, Presbyterian Support believed it appropriate to set aside $10,000 per annum of his bequest to form a permanent legacy to his commitment to young people on the West Coast. Following further consultation with the Union parishes on the West Coast and the Moore family, Presbyterian Support established a fund to enable permanently residing West Coast young people to gain a scholarship to further their education. The fund also promotes life skills programmes in schools, and provides for the training of youth leaders.
For further enquires please contact
Janet Draffin, phone (03) 363 8204