Welcome to BAIS
Kia ora haere mai, nau mai, Talofa lava, Kia orana, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Bula vinaka, Namaste, Taloha ni, Halo ola keta, Mauri, 欢迎, 환영, Maligayang pagdating, आपका स्वागत है, Добро пожаловать, Chào mừng, ,مرحبابكم
Our Mission is to: Provide a free accessible service which ensures quality expert support, information and independent advocacy for beneficiaries & low income people, and their families.
Support BAIS today – become a Friend of BAIS
Make a donation here
We see people by appointment ONLY
Ring 09 444-9543, leave your name and phone number and we will ring you back within 24hrs to make an appointment to see you. THANK YOU
Encouraging debate and open dialogue
- Our email address: info@bais.org.nz
- Check out our FAQ Page, often answers to common questions
- View our latest statistics click here
- Leave us a comment – At any news story click read more and tell us what you thought. We keep ALL comments anonymous – just use your initals.
BAIS is registered as a charity with the NZ Charities Commission: CC10594
Free contraception for female Beneficiaries & their daughters...
Monday, May 7th, 2012
Will this become a mandatory qualification in order to recieve a benefit ???
Why isnt this being offered/ funded for the males ( it takes 2 you know) ???
As if being a beneficiary doesnt already have a stigma attached to it, particularly a female on the DPB. We already see descrimination on the grounds of income, particularly for women applying for tenancies.
If your on the DPB... please email us a comment on what you think of this announcement !!
BAIS update
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012
Thank you to all those that turned up for our Special General Meeting and voted NOT to close BAIS
BAIS now has a whole new Board of wonderful dedicated & supportive people with a passion to keep BAIS going for the community that it serves.
We are hanging on & working through the financial crisis bestowed upon us.
Thank you again
Special General Meeting
Thursday, April 26th, 2012
Come along to our Special General Meeting on 1 may 6pm at the Glenfield Community Centre.
Be part of the Group of people that want to save BAIS
