Lyttelton Community House provides a range of services for our elderly and mobility impaired.

A community lunch is held on every Tuesday between 12 pm and 1 pm, a nutritious meal and dessert is provided.

Meals on Wheels are cooked off site by a qualified chef and delivered to the elderly and vulnerable members of our community by volunteers..

I.T and Tech tuition Techmate are based at LCH every second Tuesday to provide one on one education and support to anyone requiring it.

Health and welfare support Staff members will assist clients to access appropriate support services, including Work and Income, and to access food parcels, appropriate health care services, and deal with agencies and individuals such as the Christchurch City Council, landlords, and issues facing their families.

Support LAF

LAF is a registered charitable trust. Making a small donation would really help them to do that little bit more - be it producing high quality original theatre or developing our performing arts education program.

LAF couldn't have got to where we are today with some generous support along the way.

We wish to thank our partners, funders, donors and seat sponsors.

Help us make possible our vision for a brave heritage building of the future. It’s our responsibility to carry forward the intent of the Museum’s founders and make sure the Museum has an even stronger place in Lyttelton's identity now and for future generations.

The new Museum will offer exciting and innovative exhibitions, programmes and events to encourage active participation in Lyttelton’s heritage. Help us to ensure that the experiences and lessons that have shaped us are not lost to the mists of time.

Intended as a shared facility, it will be a site of collaboration with like-minded community groups, artists, researchers and educations providers. Taonga will be safe, valued and shared with locals and visitors to learn from and enjoy.

Your contribution to rebuilding our community’s Museum is vital. We invite you to carefully consider how you may be able to support the realisation of this much-needed facility. Please join us in restoring Lyttelton’s heritage.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

This is a volunteer station. That means all members of our brigade dedicate their own time in order to serve this community. We respond to a variety of emergencies in our local area. These include:

Fires

Medical emergencies

Motor vehicle accidents

Search and rescue

Civil defence

Natural disaster responses

And of course, we also offer fire safety advice.

If you want to visit this station, get in touch using the contact details on this page or come by the station on a training night.