Centre 401 Trust

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Centre 401 Trust is a consumer owned and operated peer support service based in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, supporting people through lived experience, connection, and community.

 

For 36 years, Centre 401 has provided a space where people can come together, share experiences and support one another in ways that are meaningful to them.

 

We support people to explore their own paths forward through connection, shared learning, and access to a range of opportunities including workshops, events, initiatives and one to one Intentional Peer Support. Our Centre also provides a welcoming, informal environment where people can connect with others and build a sense of belonging.

 

In recent years, our approach has been strengthened through Intentional Peer Support (IPS), which guides how we build relationships based on mutuality, respect and shared understanding.

 

Centre 401 operates on a membership basis. Becoming a member allows you to access our space, supports and opportunities.

 

Our History:

Centre 401 Trust was established in 1990 and became an independent charitable trust in 1994.

 

Originally located at 401 Anglesea Street, the Centre takes its name from this first location. Since then, Centre 401 has continued to evolve while remaining grounded in its commitment to lived experience, peer support and community connection.

 

We are based at 306 Tristram Street, Hamilton Central

 

Our contact details:

Phone: 07-838-0199

Email: reception@centre401.co.nz

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Centre401trust/

Website: www.centre401.co.nz

Centre 401 Trust is a Peer Support Resource Centre for Past & Present Users of Mental Health Services.  Our services include; Informal Peer Support, Peer Facilitation, Exit & Recovery Chats, Advocacy, Psycoffogee and much more.  Come in and visit our friendly team.