Touchprint

07/05/2026

Aged care print, simplified.

Managing print across multiple villages often means more admin, more waste, and less control than most teams realise.

Touchprint helps aged care operators centralise print, simplify ordering, and maintain consistency across every location, all through one smarter system.

Less waste. Less complexity. More control.

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05/05/2026

Print gets messy fast at scale.

More sites usually means more waste, more admin, and less control than most teams realise.

Touchprint helps aged care operators simplify print across every location — with one smarter system for ordering, consistency, and control.

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30/04/2026

Supporting the Cancer Society with print that works.

Touchprint is proud to support organisations like the Cancer Society with a clear, consistent approach to print and logistics.

By working closely with their team, we helped create a simpler and more reliable way to manage their print nationwide — making it easier to access the right materials, when they’re needed.

It’s about reducing admin, improving consistency, and supporting teams so they can stay focused on the work that matters most.

See how we support organisations across New Zealand https://zurl.co/riqyw

28/04/2026

How Touchprint helps make print easier.

A clearer approach to print doesn’t need to be complicated.

Touchprint helps aged care organisations by:

- Making ordering simple for teams
- Keeping materials consistent and up to date
- Reducing admin and unnecessary printing
- Providing visibility and confidence around what’s being used

With Village Hub, our online ordering portal — everything works together in one place, making print easier to manage now, and as you grow.

Explore a simpler approach to print at https://zurl.co/lvrqQ

23/04/2026

Clear communication matters in aged care.

From resident information to everyday operational materials, print plays an important role in aged care.

But without a simple system in place, managing print can quietly take up more time and effort than it should — especially as organisations grow or change.

Touchprint works alongside aged care providers to simplify print and logistics, helping teams stay organised, consistent, and confident in the materials they use — every day.

Learn how Touchprint can support your aged care organisation at https://zurl.co/MFDEU

17/03/2026

When simple ideas evolve into something even better.

The team at Te Tumu Paeroa originally came to us wanting a very simple setup, their logo on a white gazebo and tablecloth.

But when we talked through where and how these would be used, we suggested taking a slightly different approach.

At events like Golden Shears and other outdoor activations, white fabrics can quickly pick up dirt, marks, and wear. These setups need to look sharp not just on day one, but after being packed up, transported, and reused at many events.

So instead, we helped develop a design that still keeps their brand front and center while being far more practical for real-world use.

The result?
A bold, durable setup that stands out, stays looking good longer, and represents their organisation proudly wherever they go.

Thanks for trusting us with the project Molly and the team at Te Tumu Paeroa, we love helping our customers get the right design and the right product for how it will actually be used.

Looking forward to working together again soon.

16/03/2026

Awesome to see these out in the real world!

It was a pleasure working alongside the team at Crater Rim to design and print their new promotional brochures, taking the project from early concept, design and through to the final printed piece.

Along the way we learnt a lot about what makes this brand, the people and their wine so special, including the story behind their 'From the Ashes' range.

Projects like this are most rewarding, where thoughtful design, great storytelling and quality print come together to create something truly special.

Thanks to the Crater Rim team for trusting us with the project. We’re looking forward to many more collaborations ahead.

Hot off the press! Our new promotional brochures have just arrived - coming to you via our sales reps around the country.

16/03/2026

What a great day out at the Wellington Chamber of Commerce Golf Day on Wednesday 11 March.

The Touchprint team had a fantastic time out on the course, sharing a few laughs and connecting with people from across the Wellington business community who stopped by our stand to try their luck at the chipping competition and grab some Touchprint golf merch.

Events like this are a great reminder of how valuable it is to step away from the desk, catch up face-to-face, and strengthen the relationships that make our business community what it is.
And a special shout out to our very own Jordyn Clegg, who absolutely smashed it on the day, taking out ‘Longest Drive for the Women’… A brilliant effort and a proud moment for the Touchprint team.

We’re already looking forward to the next one!

15/03/2026

Celebrating innovation in construction health and safety.

Touchprint was proud to sponsor The Touchprint Safety Innovation Award for a Small to Medium Business at the Site Safe Evening of Celebration Awards 2026.

Site Safe’s Evening of Celebration is New Zealand’s largest health and safety event in the construction sector, recognising organisations and individuals who demonstrate leadership, innovation, and commitment to improving workplace safety.

Our Head of Strategic Accounts, Kaye Adams, had the honour of presenting the award on the night — a fantastic opportunity to acknowledge the businesses helping create safer workplaces across the industry.

Congratulations to all the nominees, finalists, and winners, and to Site Safe for continuing to champion health, safety, and wellbeing within the construction sector.

We’re proud to support initiatives that help raise the standard of safety across Aotearoa.

13/03/2026

At Touchprint we’re proud to support organisations doing important work in our communities.

Recently we worked with Allister Rose and the Blue Hope Foundation on some design and print to help communicate the work they’re doing to support New Zealand police workers and their families.

Blue Hope provides guidance and support for officers and whānau dealing with the impacts of physical and psychological injury from service — helping them navigate systems like ACC and access the help they need when it matters most.

Allister recently stopped by Touchprint while travelling around Wellington and shared this video — we really appreciate the shout-out.

If you’d like to support the work they’re doing, you can learn more or get behind the Hope Ride for Police Families here: https://hope-ride-for-police-families.raiselysite.com/

Great to play a small part in supporting the mahi you’re doing Allister.