Hato Hone St John Whanganui

15/10/2026

The Hata Hone St John Whanganui Team would like to give a HUGE thank-you to all the supporters and sponsors of our recent, very successful Quiz Night.
A personal thank-you also from Hanne and Sam who contacted you - you made time in your busy day to welcome us with a smile, chat and offer support.

08/10/2026

This Shocktober let us teach your family to learn how to Save Your Teddy. Tailored for Children and young people.

October 16th is World Restart a Heart Day; a day to promote CPR awareness – it only takes two hands to save a life! We are inviting students in years 0-4 to learn basic CPR skills by getting hands on practice with their favourite teddy or cushion.

16/09/2026

In a medical emergency such as a stroke or a heart attack, a possible life-saving trip in our ambulance will normally cost you $125 per call-out.

With an Ambulance Membership these charges are covered for a year. This means you can concentrate on getting better and not worry about unexpected bills.

To join an Ambulance Membership online, you’ll need a valid email address. If you don’t have one, please call 0800 ST JOHN (0800 785 646), Monday to Friday 8am – 5pm and Saturday 7.30am – 12.30pm, and we’ll help you complete your membership.

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Ambulance Membership Individual - $70.00 (incl. GST)/year
Ambulance Membership Joint - $96.00 (incl. GST)/year
Ambulance Membership Household - $115.00 (incl. GST)/year

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07/09/2026

Do you need a great facility to your hold your meeting, training session, hui, family gathering, ceremony, product launch, or workshop. We have the space for you.

01/09/2026

Is your First Aid Certificate current? Need a refresher? We can help.

25/08/2026

Shocktober is just around the corner. To book your free Shocktober event please scan the QR code and complete the form. Let's get more people trained in CPR.

24/04/2026

HISTORY SHORTS

"In 1914 the nation went to war. During the war period the ambulance divisions were very largely denuded of members. To such an extent did the enlistments take place that in some instances it was found quite impossible to keep the units going. The nursing divisions too did noble work. A Roll of Honour, containing the names of members of the Brigade who left New Zealand on Active Service... contains 343 names, the divisions contributing the largest numbers of members being Whanganui 53, Dunedin 43, Auckland 23, Wellington 21, Invercargill 17."

St John in New Zealand 1885-1985 Dr Rex Wright -St Clair

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22/04/2026

Our ACs night meeting, working on our initiatives, planning for the future. Watch this space! 😊

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09/04/2026

Our book sale is on! Thursday-Saturday 9-11 April from 10 am till 4 pm @ 25 Tawa st Gonville. Come and support your local St John! www.stjohn.org.nz