The Salvation Army Positive Lifestyle Programme.
Kia Ora everyone,
My name is Amy and i'm the Mother of 5 children and i'm currently working for Salvation Army Creche centre as Child Minder Royal Oak.
I would like to take this opportunity in sharing with my whanau and friends and to our lovely neighborhood about the very helpfull and usefull services of Positive Lifestyle Programme at Salvation Army Royal Oak.
For more information please see the following attachment pictures for detail information.
And you are most welcome to be intouch with contact person as provided as we are currently taking intake for session as well as for next 10 weeks newly intake session.
I wish you all the very best and may we continue to support one another and help shared and spread usefull information to others,hopefully it could benefit to people from this free Programme and services provided by Salvation Army to and for people within the community.
Peace be with your family and may God bless you all.
Thanking you all
Kind regards
Amy
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