Epsom Roskill Plunket

25/02/2026

Check out our Online Sessions for March

27/01/2026

Our Playgroup is back for 2026 tomorrow :) Looking forward to seeing our regular families and new families too :)

50 Buckley Road
9.30-11.30am
Mondays and Thursdays
$4 per family
Please bring own morning tea for littlies
Tea and Coffee for parents is provided

03/12/2025

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Have you seen the Giving Machines at Sylvia Park and NewLynn Mall?
Check out this great way to support Plunket 🌲💜

25/11/2025

Check out the Giving Machine Auckland where Plunket as been nominated as a Charity! For as little as $10 you can give the gift to another family. A great way to give back this Christmas

25/11/2025

Check out our Upcoming Online Sessions for December :)

25/11/2025

A huge Thank you to North and South Community Trust for supporting our Community Services that we offer in Auckland. This grant helps to keep our Playgroups and Services active and we are so Grateful!

09/11/2025

Cute Christmas Gift for our Playgroup Fundraiser :) See poster for details!

05/11/2025

https://gibbsplunket.raiselysite.com/ Tickets are still available for our upcoming Fundraiser!

Gibbs Farm Plunket : Make a donation today to support Gibbs Farm Plunket

28/10/2025

Check out our Upcoing Virtual Sessions

16/09/2025

Fundraiser & lunch tickets for sale now!

Gibbs Farm Plunket : Make a donation today to support Gibbs Farm Plunket

16/09/2025

Immunisations now available at Sylvia Park Plunket Clinic.
Fridays, 9am-3pm by appointment. We are also flexible to suit your needs!
You’ll find us next door to the CAB, with easy access from Carpark 5, Level 2 mall entrance.
We offer vaccines for tamariki under five and the whooping cough (pertussis) vaccine for hapū māmā.
To book, call our friendly admin team on 0800 184 803, talk to your Plunket nurse or Health worker, or visit plunket.org.nz/immunisation

11/09/2025

POISONS: THINGS YOU AND WHĀNAU MAY NOT HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT
➢ Checking you have the correct medicine and the correct amount of the correct strength.
➢ Creams, vitamins, natural and holistic products, homemade playdough with high levels (50% salt) and many other items may be a risk for children.
➢ While it’s tempting to refer to medicines and vitamins as lollies, it can be confusing and potentially dangerous for a young child as they may seek them out when you’re not looking.
➢ Toddlers love copying adults. Be aware they will be watching you take medicine and use cleaning products and would love to have a go themselves.
➢ Child resistant caps are not childproof. Some medications may be packed in Strip foil or blister packs which are hard to open, however once they are open the contents are easily available.
➢ Products such as cosmetics and art supplies may contain ingredients that can be harmful.
➢ Essential oils, reed diffusers, candles, vapes, water beads all pose a risk to tamariki.
➢ What’s hiding in the garden?
➢ Adding the Poisons Centre Phone number onto your mobile phone