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Lindsay Upton from Manukau East Council of Social Services (MECOSS)
Getting the right volunteers for your organisation takes care and attention.
From identifying the opportunities, writing up the roles and making the match, this session will take you through what Volunteering Auckland has learnt over the last twenty plus years in recruiting volunteers for your … View moreGetting the right volunteers for your organisation takes care and attention.
From identifying the opportunities, writing up the roles and making the match, this session will take you through what Volunteering Auckland has learnt over the last twenty plus years in recruiting volunteers for your organisations, projects, programmes and cause.
Whether for an individual or for a team, one off or ongoing, getting it right at that first contact creates their first impression!
What will their impression say of you?
Presenter: Cheryll Martin of Volunteering Auckland
Day & Date: Wednesday, 20 June 2018
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Venue: Channel View Lounge, Mary Thomas Centre
3 Gibbons Rd, Takapuna, Auckland
Cost: $30
Register: info@ancad.org.nz
Communications Team from Auckland Council
Planting season is kicking off, so why not #livelightly and take the pledge to get involved with a community planting day?
The Team from ACC New Zealand
There are more than 500,000 businesses in New Zealand. Each of these businesses while different in size and sector all have one thing in common, people.
Everyone who works or owns a business in New Zealand pays levies. Your levy goes towards insuring and protecting your most important assets –… View moreThere are more than 500,000 businesses in New Zealand. Each of these businesses while different in size and sector all have one thing in common, people.
Everyone who works or owns a business in New Zealand pays levies. Your levy goes towards insuring and protecting your most important assets – you and your people.
Annual ACC invoices for businesses are sent out from 9 July and there’s a few things you need to know to make the process a whole lot easier.
If your details or circumstances have changed since last year, you can update these online. If you do this by 22 June, we can invoice you correctly.
Check out our guide to ACC levies and get it done online.
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John Ensom from Ensom Funeral Services
Avoid the stress associated with arranging a funeral with a personalised service by a New Zealand family owned and operated funeral home.
We know that at a time of loss, families encounter many challenges. Our knowledge and years of experience are there for you. Not all families are picture … View moreAvoid the stress associated with arranging a funeral with a personalised service by a New Zealand family owned and operated funeral home.
We know that at a time of loss, families encounter many challenges. Our knowledge and years of experience are there for you. Not all families are picture perfect….we understand. We will help, guide and support you to make the right decisions through this difficult time. It’s what we do!
Email ensomfunerals@gmail.com or call us on 09 299 6646 for more information
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Tarannum Shaikh Reporter from Eastern Courier
East Auckland retailers are distressed at possibly having to move or close their Highland Park Shopping Centre businesses next year.
Marlene Singh Reporter from Eastern Courier
Unreasonable expectations of teachers, such as having to focus on social issues and staying acquainted with core educational demands and extra-curricular activities is causing distress across a majority of New Zealand schools.
(Please write NFP/Not for print if you don't want your comments … View moreUnreasonable expectations of teachers, such as having to focus on social issues and staying acquainted with core educational demands and extra-curricular activities is causing distress across a majority of New Zealand schools.
(Please write NFP/Not for print if you don't want your comments used in the paper)
We’re calling on you to help recognise the women who are doing great things in their communities and creating a bold and diverse future for all Kiwis. Don't miss out on your chance to nominate yourself or a deserving woman you know by 15 June. Nominate at stuff.co.nz/womenofinfluence now. … View moreWe’re calling on you to help recognise the women who are doing great things in their communities and creating a bold and diverse future for all Kiwis. Don't miss out on your chance to nominate yourself or a deserving woman you know by 15 June. Nominate at stuff.co.nz/womenofinfluence now. Help us celebrate those influential women in your life who are championing real change, every day.
Visit womenofinfluence.co.nz for more information.
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Hi Auckland,
It's happened. Auckland Council has approved a regional fuel tax. From July 1st, Aucklanders will have to pay a tax of 11.5 cents per litre when you fill up. The tax will raise $1.5 billion over 10 years. So what do you think of the tax? Read more about it here. We've also… View moreHi Auckland,
It's happened. Auckland Council has approved a regional fuel tax. From July 1st, Aucklanders will have to pay a tax of 11.5 cents per litre when you fill up. The tax will raise $1.5 billion over 10 years. So what do you think of the tax? Read more about it here. We've also included a what you need to know explainer.
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Lindsay Upton from Manukau East Council of Social Services (MECOSS)
2-Coats is a free community clothing co-op in East Auckland.
It's happening right now at the Picton Centre, 120 Picton Street, Howick, Auckland. If you or someone you know requires warm clothes, bring a bag of old ones (any condition) and make a swap. Complimentary tea, coffee and cake is … View more2-Coats is a free community clothing co-op in East Auckland.
It's happening right now at the Picton Centre, 120 Picton Street, Howick, Auckland. If you or someone you know requires warm clothes, bring a bag of old ones (any condition) and make a swap. Complimentary tea, coffee and cake is also available.
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