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Living in Rotorua a guide to newcomers
Click here to download the guide (2.1mb) All web and email links are live.
Volunteering Guide

Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, learn new skills and improve your English.
1. Settlement Support NZ 3rd Floor, 1136 Arawa Street, Rotorua
2. Citizens Advice Bureau Community House, 1115 Haupapa Street, Rotorua
Newsletter
The newsletter focuses on local services relevant to migrants, upcoming events and items of interest.
- Neighbours in Our Community
- What's On
- Waitangi Day
- Bikewise Month
- University of the Third Age - UA3
- Rotorua Citizens Club
- Choosing a School or Early Learning
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New to Rotorua?
If you are a new migrant, I can put you in touch with information and services to help you settle into our community.
| Se ttlement Support New Zealand is part of a nationwide network to help migrants get in touch with information and services in their local community, and to support mainstream agencies, community groups and employers in meeting their needs. more
Settlement Support NZ provides a clear point of contact for:
(1) migrants to access information and obtain referrals to relevant services (2) employers and local organisations |
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Destination Rotorua Economic Development delivers the Settlement Support NZ initiative in Rotorua,
3rd Floor, 1136 Arawa Street, Rotorua Tel: 07 348 4199 ext 7054, Direct Dial: 07 3500 533 Email: ssnzrotorua@rdc.govt.nz MAP |
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Contact the local co-ordinator:
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for information about local employers, facilities and organisations
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if you would like to be kept up to date with immigration news, and local events
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to make an appointment to meet the Settlement Support Co-ordinator
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to collect a copy of the Living in Rotorua guide |
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Living in Rotorua - a guide for newcomers
The guide is intended for people who have recently moved to Rotorua from overseas.
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Immigration Consultants If you are considering using an Immigration consultant to assist your move to New Zealand, we would recommend using a consultant that is a member of:
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The New Zealand Association for Migration and Investment (NZAMI), the professional body for the New Zealand immigration consulting industry. www.nzami.co.nz
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