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Need help? Come and see us at the Botany Citizens Advice Bureau. We provide free, confidential, independent information and advice to anyone. We help people know what their rights are and how to access services they need. If you need us to speak to someone on your behalf, we can do that too. We will answer your questions at our branch (rear entrance foodcourt), or by phone (09) 271 5382 or email botany@cab.org.nz Monday - Friday 9.30am – 1.00pm. We provide professional help and information on a wide range of issues including the following: community events and services, consumer rights, housing and tenancy issues, employment matters, health, family and relationship issues, legal issues and information to do with government departments, finding a JP, immigration matters, and financial, tax and income support information. Language support can often be found, so you can speak to someone in your first language about what help you need. We can also access free counselling clinics for individuals and legal clinics (by appointment) at our Pakuranga branch, phone (09) 576 8331. ** Please note that we no longer host Justice of the Peace clinics.
Botany Crime Watch Patrol
For close to two decades, the Botany Crime Watch Patrol (BCWP) has been helping to keep the local East Auckland community safe. The community watchdog can often be found patrolling the streets checking on properties and identifying suspicious behaviour, acting as the eyes and ears to assist Counties Manukau Police.
Citizens Advice Bureau
Need help? Come and see us at the Botany Citizens Advice Bureau. We provide free, confidential, independent information and advice to anyone. We help people know what their rights are and how to access services they need. If you need us to speak to someone on your behalf, we can do that too. We will answer your questions at our branch (rear entrance foodcourt), or by phone (09) 271 5382 or email botany@cab.org.nz Monday - Friday 9.30am – 1.00pm. We provide professional help and information on a wide range of issues including the following: community events and services, consumer rights, housing and tenancy issues, employment matters, health, family and relationship issues, legal issues and information to do with government departments, finding a JP, immigration matters, and financial, tax and income support information. Language support can often be found, so you can speak to someone in your first language about what help you need. We can also access free counselling clinics for individuals and legal clinics (by appointment) at our Pakuranga branch, phone (09) 576 8331. ** Please note that we no longer host Justice of the Peace clinics.
Customer Services
Located by the escalators near Farmers.