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Donate to make a difference
Thank you for your generosity. You are making a true difference in your community.
If you prefer a bank transfer, our account number is:
| 03 | 0658 | 0005676 | 06 |
Please include your last name and phone number as reference. Email donations@psec.org.nz for a tax receipt.
You can choose where your money goes
Your donation will make real, positive change in the lives of others.
To make a donation over the phone, call the PSEC Freephone number: 0800 002 953
Where the need is greatest
East Coast people from all walks of life are facing challenges and crises every day. Our qualified team supports 2,000 children and families, older people, and disabled people each year to make positive changes and live good lives.
What your money is used for
Older People
What your money is used for
Disabled People
What your money is used for
Children and Families
What your money is used for
Your donation will help local children and families access specialist help to rebuild their lives. You can make the most difference by joining our Guardian Angel regular giving programme and help traumatised children to feel safe at home today.
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KARERE MAI IA SANJA
Message from Sanja
Sanja Majstorović has been PSEC’s Chief Executive for over 12 years and feels privileged to be part of a team that has been improving the lives of local people since 1946. You are an important part of PSEC, whether you are a donor, a volunteer, a staff member, or a business supporter. It is with your support that we can help our community reach their potential. Let’s make a difference together!
FAQs
No, Presbyterian Support East Coast is not a church or a faith-based charity specifically.
Presbyterian Church members founded Presbyterian Social Services Association of Hawke’s Bay and Poverty Bay (as PSEC was known in 1946) which has influenced the charity’s name.
The Presbyterian Support East Coast Board is made up of elected members from the community and Presbytery representatives and is responsible for setting the strategy and direction of the organisation. The Board also establishes advisory committees to provide specialist strategic advice to the Board.
PSEC has 220 staff and 150 volunteers across various sites in Hawke’s Bay and Gisborne.
PSEC was formed in 1946 and was known at that time as Presbyterian Social Services Association of Hawke’s Bay and Poverty Bay.
Presbyterian Support East Coast provides social services to disabled people, older people, and children and families through their services – Enliven and Family Works.
