1492 days ago

Compassion Roast Lunches

Ruchika Jayatilaka from Sisters of Compassion

Mark the festive season with your whānau and friends in the hospitable setting of the Home of Compassion.

You’ll enjoy a roast lunch with vegetable sides, dessert and non-alcoholic bubbles. Meat options – 10 & 17 with glazed ham, 11 & 18 with roast chicken. Lunch will be served at 12:30pm in the Ryan room. Four dates are available 10, 11, 17 and 18 December. The cost is $30.00 per person and seats are limited.


Book your seats now! RSVP 3rd Dec for 10 & 11 : 10th Dec for 17 & 18.

Ph. 04 383 7769 or email. islandbay@compassion.org.nz

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