The New Zealand Society Women category includes NZ websites related to People, Women, Womens, Centre, Centres, Club, Clubs, Group and more.
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Women's Refuge New Zealand
(www.womensrefuge.org.nz)Provide 24 hour support, advocacy and accommodation for women and their children experiencing family violence.
View Website - Wellington City Society Women - Women's Health
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Influencing Women
(www.influencingwomen.org.nz)Each year, a passionate and dedicated group of women from various churches within the New Plymouth Christian Leaders Network, work together to create a Women's conference.
View Website - New Plymouth Society Women - Anglican Churches
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Rural Women New Zealand
(www.ruralwomen.org)We were started by women who wanted better social and economic conditions for rural people. Since then we have been at the forefront of rural issues, working to strengthen rural communities.
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Mums on Top
(www.mumsontop.co.nz)An online magazine and community for New Zealand mums. Features include entertainment, style, being a domestic goddess, health and fitness, child care and more.
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Small Business Referral Community for Women
(www.venusclubs.co.nz)A small business referral community for women. Connecting women in business to help them market and grow their small business through word of mouth marketing.
View Website - Tauranga Society Women - Strategic Marketing
Business Info: Venus Clubs - 14 Mahina Place, Mout Maunganui, Bay Of Plenty
They Say: The Venus Clubs are a business referral community exclusively designed for women serious about growing their business and their networks. They are a cost effective marketing option for women running their own...More about Venus Clubs.
Keywords: business networking, marketing, women in business, small business
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New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women
(www.nzfgw.org.nz)Calling all women graduates of universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and wananga. Join this influential organisation for women to improve the status of women and girls in society and promote lifelong education.
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New Horizons for Women Trust
(www.newhorizonsforwomen.org.nz)This charitable trust creates awards designed to help women return to education and training, and to promote research on women's issues. They are supported by many women's organisations.
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Zonta New Zealand
(www.zonta.org.nz)A worldwide service organisation of executives in business and the professions working together to advance the status of women.
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Network for Women in Dairying
(www.womenindairying.org.nz)The Network for Women in Dairying aim to support, mentor and educate women involved in the dairy farming industry in New Zealand.
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National Advisory Council on the Employment of Women
(www.nacew.govt.nz)NACEWs major project in recent years has been the development of a survey on childcare that set out to examine the use or non use of childcare and the relationship between childcare and participation in employment.
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Kapiti Women's Triathlon
(www.kwt.org.nz)Women's triathlon is a fun event for women and college girls. Emphasis is on a non-competitive friendly triathlon.
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Auckland Women's Centre
(www.awc.org.nz)Meeting place for all women and offers courses and services provided by women in a women-only environment.
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Aunt Agatha
(www.auntagatha.co.nz)Aunt Agatha is a New Zealand online agony aunt available to to public for emails on problems of professional, personal, youth and general nature.
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New Zealand Centre for Women and Leadership
(women-leadership.massey.ac.nz)An initiative of Massey University, with a mission to promote leadership opportunities for women through education, research, consultancy and community activity.
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Feel at Home
(www.feelathome.co.nz)An online magazine highlighting the strengths of women in our community, with practical advice in the areas of home, health and fitness. Book reviews and much more, including online sales of essential oils, baking kits, fitness equipment and books.
View Website - Whangaparaoa Society Women - E-Zines
Business Info: Feel at Home
They Say: Quality handmade natural skin care, soaps, lotions, bath and massage products. 100% Palm Oil Free - 100% Made in New Zealand using the highest quality ingredients. Supporting other local producers, ...More about Feel at Home.
