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Service and Inner Wheel New Zealand

Encouraging personal service is one of the three objectives of Inner Wheel. As members of Inner Wheel, we make a significant contribution to our communities, both by giving our time and fundraising to make financial donations.

Up and down New Zealand, Inner Wheel Clubs support charities to thrive.

Each Club decides the charities they want to support. In 2024-2025, we supported 307 different causes and charities. We also have a national Service Project, Look Good Feel Better and we often work together on projects of mutual interest to Clubs.

Our Current Service Report

In 2024-25*

56,200 hours of volunteer service

307 Charities & Causes

$279,000 gifted funds

* 1st June 2024 - 31st May 2025

National Service Projects

Look Good Feel Better


Inner Wheel supports Look Good Feel Better through Members contributing their time preparing lunches and laundry, as well as fundraising.

Free Feel Better Classes are for anyone undergoing treatment for any type of cancer at any stage. It’s time away from the world of diagnosis and treatment to help face cancer with confidence, feel stronger and live better.

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Period Poverty


Clubs are helping to provide sanitary products in schools, community centres and places in need through many communities in New Zealand as well as supporting the actions of these two charities.

Days For Girls


Every Girl, Everywhere, Period.

Days For Girls charity allows women and girls to go out during menstruation by providing them with their own unique, sustainable feminine hygiene kit. Our simple solution gives the days back to the girls. Days that change their lives.

Clubs throughout New Zealand sew kits for girls.

Read the July 2024 Days for Girls Newsletter here.

Learn more about Days for Girls

My Cup NZ


Menstrual cups can be life changing. My Cup NZ offers a opportunities for clubs to donate a cup to a person in need. 

Clubs are helping My Cup NZ to end period poverty in NZ by providing a safe, eco-conscious, economic and healthy menstrual management solution.     

Learn more about  My Cup NZ

District Service Projects

District NZ294 - High 5

The current District Project for NZ294 is ‘High 5’ which provides school bags for 5 year olds starting school in low income areas. The bags are donated by The Warehouse in each area and are filled by clubs with school essentials such as lunch box, drink bottle, stationery, sunhat, small gift etc. Our District ISO, Carolyn Crutch, reported that “I was in the Warehouse some months ago and wee girl aged about 5 was wearing one of the back packs. I stopped and said Hello and asked about her backpack. She said some lovely Wheel ladies gave them to her school.

So far around 80 school bags have been filled and delivered to schools in our District, and the project will continue for another year.

District NZ297 - Hats for Hamlin

NZ297 are assisting in knitting hats for newborns in Ethiopia through Hats for HamlinThese handmade creations will offer warmth and comfort to babies born in rural areas where cold nights are common and resources are scarce.

A warm hat can be lifesaving for a vulnerable newborn. And in communities where women traditionally birth at home without medical care, gifting a baby hat encourages mothers to seek a safe delivery with a skilled Hamlin midwife - potentially saving both their lives.

Learn more about Hats for Hamlin


International Service Project



IWNZ Members are invited by the IIW Past President Ebe Martines to participate in an International Inner Wheel Campaign for awareness of Cervical Cancer.

Clubs around the world are encouraged to launch projects that will STOP CERVICAL CANCER among women and girls. 

Worldwide, cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer. Mortality is high due mainly to diagnosis at the late stages of the disease, as well as the frequently unavailable, inaccessible, or unaffordable treatment. Yet, cervical cancer is the only cancer that is preventable with early detection through screening and HPV vaccination. 

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