Buckleys Road, Eastgate Shopping Centre
Christchurch
8062
| Monday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4:30pm |
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The Loft provides a unique approach to child, family and community wellbeing by facilitating integrated service delivery amongst a range of client-centric social and community services.
Having experienced significant disruption as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes, a number of non-government organisations, primary healthcare providers and humanitarian organisations are coming together to create a ‘child, family and community health and wellbeing centre’ in eastern Christchurch. Since 2012, the vision for The Loft has progressed into reality and its clear purpose - “to enhance outcomes for children, young people, families and communities by achieving the optimum added value that co-located community well-being services has to offer” - has been the focus of all activity. This vision is written into tenant leases to reinforce dedication to purpose, and it is reflected in everything we do with our clients and our colleagues. In order to achieve this vision, a purpose-built space on the first floor of Eastgate Shopping Centre was created to enable easier service integration and act as a crucible for innovation and collaboration.
The Loft is a Canterbury innovation that has the potential to make an incredible, lasting impact. It exists to make the lives of people in the Canterbury community better, particularly those who are facing significant challenges, in a way that other referral pathways or co-locations cannot because it is intentional, tangible, approachable, flexible, integrated and immediate. In addition, The Loft has brought significant capability, skill, capacity-building and investment particularly to the eastern suburbs, which experience some of the worst levels of social deprivation in Christchurch.
