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ONE IN FOUR - Te Wairua O Tika
Workshop 30th June 1 – 4 pm at the Anglican Church Hall, 43 Queen St., Pukekohe
This workshop encourages people to look at their ability to be supportive and empathise with sexual abuse survivors.
It is an opportunity to develop strategies helpful in relating… View moreONE IN FOUR - Te Wairua O Tika
Workshop 30th June 1 – 4 pm at the Anglican Church Hall, 43 Queen St., Pukekohe
This workshop encourages people to look at their ability to be supportive and empathise with sexual abuse survivors.
It is an opportunity to develop strategies helpful in relating to sexual abuse survivors to aid their recovery. It also aims to change beliefs and bring about social change within a community. This workshop is suitable for any member of the public who wishes to better engage with sexual abuse survivors. It is also suitable for health professionals, government agencies and community groups. Entry is by Koha (give what you can afford), afternoon tea provided. Book early, numbers limited.
The workshop is facilitated by Ciaran Torrington, an ACC registered sexual abuse therapist and assessor, she works in communities to develop grassroots strategies to reduce harm and build social support for sexual abuse survivors which is essential for recovery.
Terri Stout the speaker, was a registered psychiatric nurse and has a passion for addressing the impact of sexual trauma on reproductive health.
To register attendance:
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This workshop is hosted by BPW Franklin Inc,
P O Box 549 Pukekohe 2340.
E: bpwfranklinsec@gmail.com Ph: 09) 2390230
Hi neighbours - Our specials this week are:
- Prime NZ whole rumps $11.95 per kg (sliced for free).
- 1kg Waitoa Free Range Chicken Wings $4.90 kg
- 1kg Waitoa Free Range Chicken Drums $4.90 kg
- 1kg Free Range Chicken Pet Mince $1.50 kg
Full range of Waitoa Free Range Chicken Available … View moreHi neighbours - Our specials this week are:
- Prime NZ whole rumps $11.95 per kg (sliced for free).
- 1kg Waitoa Free Range Chicken Wings $4.90 kg
- 1kg Waitoa Free Range Chicken Drums $4.90 kg
- 1kg Free Range Chicken Pet Mince $1.50 kg
Full range of Waitoa Free Range Chicken Available
Just Meat is open 6 days a week
Mon – Fri 8am - 5pm
Sat – 8am - 2pm
Check out our specials and look forward to seeing you at 80 Ascot Rd, Mangere, Auckland Ph: 09 257 4685
We extend an invitation to You and friend/s or colleague/s
to join us in celebrating our
International Candlelighting Ceremony
Wednesday 27th June 2018
Venue: Franklin Club Inc
7 East Street, Pukekohe
Mix & Mingle: 6:15pm for 7:00pm start
Cost: $30 per person -
Pay: BPW Franklin 02 … View moreWe extend an invitation to You and friend/s or colleague/s
to join us in celebrating our
International Candlelighting Ceremony
Wednesday 27th June 2018
Venue: Franklin Club Inc
7 East Street, Pukekohe
Mix & Mingle: 6:15pm for 7:00pm start
Cost: $30 per person -
Pay: BPW Franklin 02 0404 0100956 00
Includes Buffet Dinner
Guest Speaker:
Hellen Swales
, BPW NZ President
on
The UN Sustainable Development Goals
17 Goals to transform our World
Register attendance using the link
Volunteer Week is here, a chance to get out and help the community while gaining new experiences. I…
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Aucklanders who sneak onto public transport without paying now face a hefty fine if caught, as new rules come into force this week. Instant fines of $150 will be issued to passengers who don't carry tickets. If they contest it in the courts, that could rise to $500.
Changes to the Land … View moreAucklanders who sneak onto public transport without paying now face a hefty fine if caught, as new rules come into force this week. Instant fines of $150 will be issued to passengers who don't carry tickets. If they contest it in the courts, that could rise to $500.
Changes to the Land Transport Act provides powers to transport officers on Auckland's public transport network, and regulations, which came into force yesterday, enable the issue of infringement notices.
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On Wednesday 20 June the Board of Auckland Transport will consider the Regional Land Transport Programme (RLTP).
This will be a night to remember.
Heralded by The Washington Post as “talent that’s off the scale”, American violinist Stefan Jackiw makes his NZSO debut with Brahms’ beloved Violin Concerto. The NZSO will perform Tchaikovsky’s thrilling Symphony No. 4 and you will get to witness the … View moreThis will be a night to remember.
Heralded by The Washington Post as “talent that’s off the scale”, American violinist Stefan Jackiw makes his NZSO debut with Brahms’ beloved Violin Concerto. The NZSO will perform Tchaikovsky’s thrilling Symphony No. 4 and you will get to witness the world Premiere of Gareth Farr’s latest composition He iwi tahi tātou. This latest composition continues our Landfall commission series which commemorate the 250th anniversary in 2019 of Captain James Cook’s arrival in New Zealand.
Fri 22 Jun 7.30pm
Auckland Town Hall
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It's National Volunteer Week!
Volunteers create positive change on many fronts – human rights, faith communities, health, education, sports and recreation, social services, arts and culture, emergency services, the environment and conservation, animal welfare, and community support … View moreIt's National Volunteer Week!
Volunteers create positive change on many fronts – human rights, faith communities, health, education, sports and recreation, social services, arts and culture, emergency services, the environment and conservation, animal welfare, and community support development – the list is endless.
If you're interested in volunteering please check out the link below to find out about the different ways you can volunteer:
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National Volunteer Week (17 - 23 June). The NVW 2018 theme: Volunteers, The Heart of our Community – By many, the work will be completed, Mā tini, mā mano, ka rapa te whai.
#NVW2018
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We are excited to announce that the construction of five new apartments at Acacia Cove Village is well underway. This is going to be an interesting journey and we're sure the residents and staff will keep a close eye on the development.
There will be three apartments on the ground floor, … View moreWe are excited to announce that the construction of five new apartments at Acacia Cove Village is well underway. This is going to be an interesting journey and we're sure the residents and staff will keep a close eye on the development.
There will be three apartments on the ground floor, consisting of two bedrooms each. Upstairs will feature two apartments with three bedrooms each. They will be north-facing which will make them nice and sunny. If all goes well construction should be completed in early 2019.
Find out more about living at Acacia Cove Village.
New Zealand needs more foster carers, from all cultures and walks of life, to ensure every child in need is given their chance in life. Your decision to foster could be the most rewarding choice of your life, for everyone involved.
Key Assets know that providing support is really important in … View moreNew Zealand needs more foster carers, from all cultures and walks of life, to ensure every child in need is given their chance in life. Your decision to foster could be the most rewarding choice of your life, for everyone involved.
Key Assets know that providing support is really important in helping our fostering families feel confident and well-equipped in their role. If foster families are supported this can really make a difference to the experience of children and young people in care.
For carers looking after children and young people with complex needs Key Assets provide:
· A generous foster carer allowance when there is a child in your care
· 24/7 support from a Key Assets social worker
· Allocated Key Assets social worker who will visit you at your home at least once a month
· Support groups where you can meet other foster carers facilitated by a Key Assets Social Worker
· On-going training and development
· Access to therapeutic intervention if required
Think you could become a foster carer? Contact Key Assets on 09 263 5151 or visit iwanttofoster.co.nz for more information.
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