2006 days ago

Please join our Co-Design sessions

Andre Chivell from Waikato District Health Board

Hello neighbours, we at Waikato DHB want pregnant mums, those who have recently had babies, their whānau and the community to have a say in the design of the new maternity resource centre in Tokoroa. Come along to one of these co-design workshops happening soon

TOKOROA
When: 10am-Noon and 1-3pm - Wednesday 31 October
Where: Tokoroa Events Centre, 25 Mossop Road, Tokoroa
When: 1-3pm - Tuesday 6 November
Where: Tokoroa Events Centre, 25 Mossop Road, Tokoroa

PUTARURU
When: 10am-Noon - Thursday 15 November
Where: Putaruru Central Kids, 6 Glenshea St, Putaruru

The co-design process is an opportunity for the community to actively contribute their ideas and thoughts as we collectively design the resource centre and discuss the outcomes we all want for the health and wellbeing of women and their babies in the Tokoroa and Putaruru areas.

We look forward to meeting you. Please RSVP for catering purposes to concludo1@gmail.com
Find out more!

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