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hi there everyone. As we know, so many people struggle with depression and anxiety nowadays but it can be difficult finding support. Evolve Peer Support Trust is a charity based group trying to do something practical.
Monster Garage Sale/Market day
We need your help!!!
Evolve is a charity … View morehi there everyone. As we know, so many people struggle with depression and anxiety nowadays but it can be difficult finding support. Evolve Peer Support Trust is a charity based group trying to do something practical.
Monster Garage Sale/Market day
We need your help!!!
Evolve is a charity that helps your community in a very positive way by running groups that directly support those who live with Depression and /or Anxiety. It is based on the peer support principle that those who “walk the walk” and “talk the talk” can offer a greater depth of understanding and specific support. We currently run a group in Te Awamutu, several groups in Hamilton and a specialised group for those who also live with Autism. The need is obviously there for these groups and we plan to expand throughout the Waikato and other areas. But we need funds to achieve this.
All money raised at this event goes directly to the running of these support groups. Come along and support this worthwhile cause and grab yourself some bargains!!!
Date: Saturday 21st April 7.30am to 2pm
Place: St Aidan’s Church Hall, Corner of Thames Street and Heaphy Tce, Claudelands, Hamilton
Can you help? Help us to help others!
We need lots of goods to sell....are you de-cluttering?? Do you have stuff you don’t need or want that you could donate?? Perhaps you could help volunteer on the day?? We would be very appreciative of any items and support you can give us. Pickup of goods can be arranged. If you want more information on this event or have items to donate, contact
Barbara : 021630090 or uschoats@gmail.com.
NCEA Level 3 calculus Revision guide with fold out notes $15/-
NCEA Level 3 Physics ESA study guide $15/-
NCEA Level 3 ESA chemistry study guide $15/-
Have to buy all 3 books together.
Hardly used. Bought just 3 days prior to exam.
If intersred PM me on sanadit@hotmail.com
Wow, what a moon! Have you seen this time-lapse video yet? Local resident Tom Lee couldn't sleep from his jet-lag so instead he got out his camera and captured these images of the moon rising above Waikato.
Enjoy! 🌙 🌟
From Georgia, at Stuff.
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Want to tap into the power of social media to grow your business? Then check out these tips on how to harness the latest trends, choosing the right social media channels, outsourcing and more – so you can use social as a powerful tool to engage with your audience, drive sales, and build your … View moreWant to tap into the power of social media to grow your business? Then check out these tips on how to harness the latest trends, choosing the right social media channels, outsourcing and more – so you can use social as a powerful tool to engage with your audience, drive sales, and build your brand.
I have 13 years teaching experience and I am a qualified learning and behaviour specialist. I can tutor any age and area of the curriculum.
I offer:
*Private one-to-one and group tutoring for all ages
*Pre and post assessments
*Learning assessments
*Learning and behaviour programmes for at … View moreI have 13 years teaching experience and I am a qualified learning and behaviour specialist. I can tutor any age and area of the curriculum.
I offer:
*Private one-to-one and group tutoring for all ages
*Pre and post assessments
*Learning assessments
*Learning and behaviour programmes for at home
I am also a qualified Mindfulness Facilitator. I offer one on one sessions for group sessions.
Facebook page:
@teachmeNZ
Phone: 021711767
Email: teachmehannah@gmail.com
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You're invited to this awesome community event featuring Pio Terei .
Pio is one of the best loved entertainers in the country and these new shows combine songs, stories, videos and great parenting ideas. He communicates vital messages about happy, healthy family life in a way that really … View moreYou're invited to this awesome community event featuring Pio Terei .
Pio is one of the best loved entertainers in the country and these new shows combine songs, stories, videos and great parenting ideas. He communicates vital messages about happy, healthy family life in a way that really ‘clicks’ with the audience. It is designed with Māori in mind, though the show has a wide appeal to all audiences.
Pio is coming to Fairfield, Hamilton on Friday,16 March and will see you at the Fairfield Intermediate School Auditorium.
The topics he will cover are;
- Giving kids confidence & resilience to problem solve
- Fostering solid foundations that are made up of
love and values
- Developing a positive atmosphere in the house
Plus much more!
Thank you to the events generous sponsors, you only need to give a gold coin koha for entry!
Sound like an awesome night? It will be!!
For registrations and further information please contact Maria Marsh – Desert Spring Community Centre
Ph. 07 855 2728 or 027 855 2728
PLEASE invite your friends and whanau
If you are in the Waikato and can spare some time, we have lots of groups looking for people to help them provide their vital services to the community. If you can help, please check out the available positions on our website!!
www.volunteeringwaikato.org.nz......
Hi everyone,
Here is an update from Hamilton City Council (City Infrastructure team) on the intersection of Gordonton and Thomas Roads. Thank you to local Councillors James Casson, Mark Bunting and Dave MacPherson, and Council staff who have been progressing this.
1. Monitoring of the … View moreHi everyone,
Here is an update from Hamilton City Council (City Infrastructure team) on the intersection of Gordonton and Thomas Roads. Thank you to local Councillors James Casson, Mark Bunting and Dave MacPherson, and Council staff who have been progressing this.
1. Monitoring of the variable speed limit (60km/h when vehicles are turning within the intersection) is continuing.
2. Concept design work for the intersections upgrade is progressing well.
3. A large roundabout is potentially the best strategic solution and deliver the best long-term safety improvement however this would require land purchase on the eastern side of Gordonton Road in Waikato District. A designation process is likely to be required to support any land acquisition and this could potentially delay the project by about 1-2 years.
4. Staff have also considered intersection options that fit within the existing road boundaries to avoid any land acquisition process. Two options are available;
1) A smaller roundabout,
2) A smaller signalised intersection.
Both options would have a medium to long-term life of about 20 years depending on the rate of city growth or the timing of major urban development to the east.
5. Staff are progressing both the smaller roundabout and the signals option noting that these could be built in the 2018/19 summer construction season.
6. Signals are emerging as the best technical solution given the constrained site and Tee junction layout (3 approach roads). To minimise injury in the event of a crash, the posted speed along Gordonton Road will need to be permanently reduced to 60km/h as part of any roundabout or signals solution. This will likely require a speed threshold (gateway) located between Borman Road and Thomas Road to reinforce the change in speed.
7. Any proposed improvements at the Thomas Rd / Gordonton Road intersections will be subject to an independent safety audit prior to commencement of physical works. Subject to the results of the independent safety audit, staff will develop the signals option for construction noting that NZTA approvals are still required for a business case and/or subsidy.
8. Work is also underway to develop a corridor business case for Gordonton Road between the Wairere Drive / Gordonton Road roundabout and the city boundary (north of Borman Road).
If you would be interested in a public meeting around this topic, please email me on: jamie.strange@parliament.govt.nz and I can advise Hamilton City Council.
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