We had around 200 people through the gates including the Governor-General, Her Excellency The Rt Hon Dame Cindy Kiro, local elected representatives, Cholmondeley children and students from Governor’s Bay and Christchurch schools.

On our 100th anniversary we had the privilege of welcoming descendants of Hugh Heber Cholmondeley, former staff, and alumni back to the Centre to celebrate this milestone.

We had perfect weather for a great day of golf at Russley Golf Club

It was a stunning event celebrating 100 years of Cholmondeley and an impressive display by our Navy staff from Commanders to trainees.

Congratulations and thank you to Nuk Korako and Nettles Lamont on completing their ride from Cape Reinga to Wellington over the weekend.

On Saturday January 25th Nuk and Nettles will finish their ride at the Beehive in Wellington and they would like to invite alumni and members of the public to join them from 11.30am.

Starting from Cape Reinga on January 11th the pair will pedal all the way to Wellington. Their 1,400 kilometre journey is expected to take around two weeks.

Thank you to everyone who got involved with our Christmas Car Raffle kindly supported by ILAM Toyota. With your help we sold almost all 3,000 tickets!

Cholmondeley Children’s Centre marks a century of support for Canterbury families with exciting centenary events.

Cholmondeley Children’s Centre is delighted to announce the appointment of its new General Manager Darel Hall.

3,800 kilometres and 36 days later René Heyde has successfully cycled from Perth to Geelong, near Melbourne, raising almost $25,000 for Cholmondeley Children’s Centre. What an amazing accomplishment!

After starting in Perth on August 1st, René will complete his journey this afternoon in Geelong, near Melbourne, following 36 days of cycling.

The ride is deeply personal for René as he stayed at Cholmondeley twice during his childhood.

13 teams kept their treadmills and bikes spinning for 24 hours non-stop raising close to $30,000 for Cholmondeley Children's Centre.

With your help we raised close to $80,000 for Cholmondeley Children's Centre!

Over the weekend Cholmondeley Children's Centre ran its annual Street Appeal across Christchurch with the help of more than 100 volunteers.

12-year-old Alex has been coming to Cholmondeley for eight years and attending Cholmondeley’s quarterly intermediate boys’ weekends for the past few years, to spend time with other boys his age.

Cholmondeley has 23 beds for tamariki to stay during times of whānau stress or crisis, but on average just 17 of these beds are filled due to financial limitations.

Thanks to the generosity of the Canterbury community Cholmondeley managed to raise more than $11,000 for the centre through this year's Les Mills City2Surf.

On Thursday Cholmondeley Children’s Centre celebrated its 99th birthday in style with cupcakes, decorations and a birthday banner handmade by its most important people - its tamariki.