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An initiative focused on helping young people become work-ready and gain employ-ment is gaining traction among local businesses.

With art, culture and sport considered the usual beneficiaries of Trust House donations, community health and wellbeing is also getting a healthy slice of the pie.
Since 2009 the Trust House Foundation has provided around $175,000 of funding for automatic external defibrillators (AEDs).

An old favourite is set to return to the miniature train track in Masterton’s Queen Elizabeth Park.

A free service ferrying Wairarapa people to and from appointments is potentially saving the health system tens of thousands of dollars a year.

A simple park is helping to make Masterton East the “best little community” in town.
To a passerby, McJorrow Park may look like any other playground, but for many of the residents in the “Cameron Block” it has slowly become an emblem of togetherness, and source of pride.

The Wairarapa Road Safety Council(WRSC) is an Incorporated Society (1991) of charitable status, contracted to Masterton, Carterton & South Wairarapa District Councils, to deliver a Road Safety programme across the region.

Martinborough Volunteer Fire Brigade’s new incident support vehicle, will enable it to respond to emergency calls more quickly and safely.

A Masterton secondary school’s use of an alternative to the traditional punitive responses to wrongdoing, is continuing to win the support of Trust House Ltd.
Restorative justice is based on the idea that a pupil needs to take responsibility for his or her actions.

Efforts to build a “motorsport park” in Masterton are gaining momentum with Trust House Ltd getting in behind the project.

Allan Pollard, Trust House CEO holding 100th Kiwi hatched at Pukaha.

While it’s no substitute for a real home, the Open Home Foundation’s Masterton base on Lincoln Road is the next best thing for at risk children.

The dream of revamping Colombo Road’s netball courts in Masterton is getting ever close, thanks to Trust House

A landmark for locals the Castlepoint Lighthouse could soon be an emblem for Wairarapa the world over. Celebrating its 30th Anniversary in January the New Zealand Cycle Classic is to include a stage which finishes at the coastal village of Castlepoint.