Every day the RSA movement helps all current and former service personnel and their families get the support they need.

Our mission is to remember and care for all those impacted by service for New Zealand.

Get Support Now

If you or someone close to you needs immediate assistance, help is available.

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Financial Support

If you are in need for Financial Support, you can apply for assistance online here.

NZ Servicemen building a structure in Timor

Career Transition

When it's time for a soldier, sailor or airman leaves the military, there are steps they can take to make this life-changing transition more successful.

Support for Health and Wellbeing

Long term physical, mental and social health is important to maintaining a good quality of life for anyone who is serving or has served.

Adventure Activities

RSA can help fund up to $500 towards outdoor activites for current and service personnel, and their families. Check out some of these activities here!

Large numbers of NZ military personnel suffer post-traumatic stress, Otago research reveals

Friday April 24, 2020 Large numbers of NZ military personnel suffer post-traumatic stress, Otago research reveals The first wide-ranging survey of New Zealand military personnel shows many suffer symptoms of post-traumatic stress (PTS) though greater length of service, psychological flexibility (...

Is It Time To Further Recognise Those Who Serve In Our Military?

Monday, 18 May 2020, 10:37 am Press Release: New Zealand Government Minister for Veterans Ron Mark has announced the launch of a national conversation that aims to find out whether New Zealanders think there should be a formal agreement between service people, the Government, and the people of New...

The New Zealand Government, Social Services Select Committee In the matter of Veterans Support Act Amendment Bill (No2)

This is a submission by the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association (RNZRSA). The following wish to be heard by the select committee. Mrs. Karen Rolleston, Chief Executive, and Mr. Richard Terrill, Chief Advocate. Submission. We are grateful that Parliament has brought this bill forward...

Remember

Remembrance acknowledges the courage and sacrifice of those who are engaged in military service by activities designed to highlight and honour their commitment.

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