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Payroll giving
Payroll giving allows employees to make donations to Plunket and other charitable organisations automatically from their pay. It’s a great alternative to giving, retaining a receipt and claiming a tax credit at the end of the year.
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Newborn to 6 weeks
Many developmental and behavioural changes take place in the first 6 weeks.
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6 months to 1 year
Help your child feel safe and secure.
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Help us today
You can help thousands of families every day in many different ways. By helping Plunket you will help generations of Kiwi kids get the best start in life. Get involved today – find out how below.
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Latest news
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Clinical
Our front line clinical staff work in autonomous roles to deliver clinical services and provide support to parents and families. They work within set clinical policies and frameworks as set by both Plunket and NZ health sector frameworks and standards.
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Board of governors
The National Board is made up of elected volunteer members (5), Maori representation (2) and independent members (2).
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Conference remits
Remits passed by members of Plunket at our conferences are driven by our commitment to promote what's best for children’s health and development within their family and community groups. A successful remit operates as the mandate for focused advocacy on significant issues likely to succeed in promoting young children's health...
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Toy libraries
Plunket toy libraries allow you to borrow a range of toys to suit the age and stages of your child. You can choose and borrow toys then bring them back in to exchange for others, just like library books, and without having to purchase new ones.
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