Community Groups / February 2020
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Minutes of the February 2020 meeting
- Newtown Residents' Association
- Newtown Residents’ Association Meeting 17th February 2020 at Newtown Hall, 71 Daniell St Present: Rhona Carson (Chair), Carol Comber, Sam Somers, Effie Rankin, Stephen Pritchard, Don McDonald, Jude Bleach, Joyce Gibson, Kevin Lethbridge, Peter Frater, Cr Fleur Fitzsimons, Warwick Taylor, Graeme Carroll, Jan gould, Alison Borbely, Jane Patterson, Cr Laurie Foon.
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Maintenance Awarua St Footpath
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- The footpath in Awarua Street between Ottawa Road and Rothsay Road is showing signs of ageing so maintenance work is planned. This work will start 27 February through to 24 March, work hours are between 9am and 4pm.
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Branch 50/74 Lunch and Shed Workshop Event
- Wellington VHF Group
- Branch 50/74 Lunch and Shed Workshop Event ZL2WAL Fri, 02/28/2020 - 18:04 On 1 March from 12 noon -3pm we will be meeting for a light lunch at Mike ZL1AXG’s QTH Branch 50 NZART will be ordering in a light fingerfood lunch (savouries and sandwiches) as the hosts for the joint event for Branch 50 and Branch 74 members.
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Weekly news for Friday 28th February 2020
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Kia ora e te whānau o Hato Anaru, I was lucky enough to walk just behind the queer young peopleRead More
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February update from DCM - together we can end homelessness
- Downtown Community Ministry
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Hon. Dame Patsy Reddy hosted a reception to celebrate DCM’s 50th birthday. This also provided an opportunity to recommit to our vision of ending homelessness, and to reflect on what we all need to do to better support this vision going forward. We share some key sound bytes from the speeches delivered by Dame Patsy and by DCM Director Stephanie McIntyre at Government House. Dame Patsy with DCM Kaihautū Neavin Broughton. “I was interested to learn that DCM is located on a site once occupied by Te Ati Awa. "One of my predecessors, Sir Paul Reeves, was descended from those people who lived in Aro Pā, and he talked about the pain experienced by his tipuna when they lost their homes there in the early days of settlement in Wellington. "So I think Sir Paul would be pleased that an organisation dedicated to finding homes for the homeless is now in that very locality, particularly given that a large proportion of DCM’s taumai are Māori. "We all know that shelter is a basic human right, and that individuals can’t address other issues or explore their aspirations if they don’t have a roof over their heads. "It must be particularly challenging for DCM and its partners to be working at a time when there just aren’t enough houses for Wellington’s population, let alone the range of accommodation options to suit the needs of the people who walk in DCM’s door.” - Dame Patsy Reddy Morris Wong, President of the Wellington Branch of the New Zealand Dental Association with the former President, Gavin Cho, at the reception at Government House; both are volunteers at DCM's emergency Dental Service. "Over the last year, DCM has grown to the point where we now have the human resources to support people in to houses, and to provide the wrap-around support and intensive case management they need. The irony is, however, that we haven’t got the bricks and mortar. "Last year we were able to support 85 people from homelessness into houses, but this year, in the midst of a very significant housing crisis, we are really struggling to access homes for our taumai. This is something we need to do together, and this is why my key message to you all tonight is this. "If you or anyone you know has a rental property or is thinking about investing in a rental property, please speak to us. We can offer landlords a 'no hassles' service – guaranteed rent, no fees, maintenance sorted and funded – and you will be providing a whare for a person who is experiencing homelessness." - Stephanie McIntyre, Director, DCM <!-- --> Meet Junior This year, we are introducing you to some of our kaimahi, the amazing team of people who support taumai to access and sustain housing. Junior Leota joined us in October 2019. He is working with the Aro Mai Housing First team, getting people with long histories of homelessness in to a permanent home, and supporting them to get to a good place in all aspects of their lives. What have you most enjoyed about your time at DCM so far? I’ve enjoyed seeing a lot of our taumai come out of their current position, homeless or at risk of homelessness, into a more stable one. Seeing the happy look on their faces from a good end result is priceless. What have you learned about homelessness since you started at DCM? It can be a long road for someone to move out of homelessness. Patience is important. Be sensitive and compassionate toward their situation. Sometimes you just want people to snap out of bad habits, but there may be a lifetime of trauma behind it. DCM is keeping me humble! When people ask you how they can be part of the solution to homelessness, what do you suggest? I would suggest bringing people who are homeless to a service like this – like DCM. Find places that can provide the right level of support for them. Find the people who really care, and introduce them to us. What is your favourite…? Food? Cream donuts. Waiata? Whakataka Te Hau. Sport? Volleyball. Film? Enter the Dragon. (I love Bruce Lee.) What’s on your bucket list? Get a lot healthier and eat better. Less donuts! At DCM we often share “moments” from our interactions with taumai. What’s a special “moment” you enjoying sharing with others? I have enjoyed the best moment – finding permanent housing for people who have been homeless for a long, long time. Our latest taumai to be housed was teary-eyed when he got to view his place. We saw a burden lifted off his shoulders – he no longer has to worry about where to go or where to sleep. And his kids can come and stay with him now. Getting a roof over your head is truly life-changing. <!-- --> Foodbank shortage As Junior has noted, it is very special to see people who have been homeless for a long time move into a permanent home. But with this comes new challenges – adjusting to the realities of their new living situation, paying rent, electricity and other bills. Often there is very little left for food. DCM’s foodbank is busy year-round, but as our mahi has expanded, we are visiting more and more people in their new homes, supporting them to sustain their tenancy and to thrive in all aspects of their lives. Being able to offer food support from time to time is an important part of this, and our foodbank is busier than ever. We are now very short of many items, and we seek your support to re-stock the shelves. Some of the things we most need at present are: Tinned fish Instant noodles Soups and ready meals Spaghetti Spreads Please drop food items in our food bin at New World Chaffers any time, or bring them directly in to DCM at 2 Lukes Lane, Te Aro, weekdays. <!-- --> Please help us get the message out there! Forward this email on to everyone you can think of who may be interested in how to respond to homelessness, and just generally people who are passionate about Wellington. <!-- --> Read More Success Stories Nāku te rourou, nāu te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive <!-- --> Copyright © 2020 DCM. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: DCMPO Box 6133Marion SqWellington, Wellington 6011 New ZealandAdd us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.
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St. Barnabas Church Bulletin February 2020
- Roseneath Residents Association
- Keep up to date with the news and happenings from St. Barnabas Church and find out what’s going on this February.
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Newsletter Week Ending 23 February
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Ash Wednesday ServiceWednesday 26 February, 7.
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Ngaio Community Picnic
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Pencil 1 March into your diaries, the Ngaio Community Picnic is coming again! This year we have some new competitions – see the next post down for details.
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NCDRA Community Picnic – Competitions.
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Once again this year, we have some wonderful prizes which have been provided by local businesses.
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Newsletter February 2020
- Friends of Maara Roa
- February 2020 Newsletter In July 2020, it will be 20 years since the Friends of Maara Roa (FMR) was incorporated, its purpose to restore the biodiversity of the Cannons Creek catchment. In that time some 83,500 trees have been planted in a significantly expanded area, and more and more birds are being seen, including the first ... Read more
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Kiwirail Update – Johnsonville line, January/ February 2020
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- The following notice is from Kiwirail, outlining the current works on the Johnsonville line.
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WPS Black and white competition themes
- Wellington Photographic Society
- Here are the themes for our 12hr Black and White competition: People in the Community – Show us the heart of the community and what makes it special.
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180 Years – Weekly news for 21-02-2020
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Last time I was in Dunedin, I visited the Smith Gallery in the Otago Settlers Museum. I found myself surrounded Read More
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Movies, Mochas or Memorable Moments?
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Movies, mochas or memorable moments? Grab your Entertainment Book membership HERE and enjoy fantastic discounts on many cafes, restaurants, shops, hotels and experiences, while also supporting Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital. Don’t forget to share with your friends and family! The post Movies, Mochas or Memorable Moments? appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Picnic in the Park
- ChangeMakers Resettlement Forum
- On 28 January ChangeMakers Resettlement Forum welcomed in the New Year with a Picnic in the Park event.
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Thoughtful Memorial Donation for Blood and Cancer Unit
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It was very special to meet with Jeremy this morning as he donated a television and striking piece of artwork made by, and in loving memory of, his young wife Laura.
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Hugo Charitable Trust supports Upstream
- Upstream: Friends of Central Park
- We are delighted to announce that Upstream: Friends of Central Park has received a generous donation from the Hugo Charitable Trust to assist with our weed management programme. Thank you Hugo for supporting our efforts to keep Central Park looking its best! http://www.hugocharitabletrust.nz/ Read more
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Kiwi Rail Updates
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Wellington’s rail network is being progressively upgraded by KiwiRail and Metlink.
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2020 Onepoto Raft Race
- Ngati toa Sea Scouts
- This years Raft Race was important because after a few years of dropping numbers, the Venturers finally came back in force.
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$300,000 available for community projects
- Hutt Mana Charitable Trust
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Newsletter Week Ending 16 February
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Karori Anglican Youth The Collective Youth Group is a place for young people to find belonging, food, games, fun and others who are interested in Jesus, and living like him.
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Educational Models for the Heart and Lung Unit
- Wellington Health Foundation
- A huge thanks to the Waipawa Lions Club for their generous donation to the Heart & Lung Unit at Wellington Regional Hospital.
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Iconic Kiwiana Elements Decorate New Children’s Hospital Glazed Panels
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Work continues to enclose the New Children’s Hospital with stunning glazed aqua and teal panels.
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Weekly News for Friday 14 February 2020
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Those of us of a certain age may well remember “The Seekers” – a music group that gave us songsRead More
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Hospi Spreads Valentines Love
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Hospi had a wonderful time spreading love and laughter around the hospital today! The post Hospi Spreads Valentines Love appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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St John’s Church strengthening project
- St John's in the City
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Former Wellington City Missioner and trailblazer passes away
- Wellington City Mission
- The Wellington City Mission and local community are mourning the loss of its former City Missioner of 17 years, Sir Desmond Britten, KNZM, who passed away overnight. “I extend my... Read more »
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Lions Quiz Night for the New Children’s Hospital PlayScape
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Grab your friends and dust off your geography for a fun night out in support of a great cause! The post Lions Quiz Night for the New Children’s Hospital PlayScape appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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WPS 12-hour Black and White Competition
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- Join us for our first competition of the year – a B+W themed, 12-hour photo competition.
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WPS Impact: February 2020
- Wellington Photographic Society
- We’ve got a really good issue to start out 2020, this issue features articles about Black & White photography, Motion Panning, Shooting with Fuji Instax, a review of Annie Liebovitz’s book “At Work”.
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Loving Doing A Job That Makes A Difference
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- Article from Mikel News - St Michael’s Kelburn Parish and Community newspaper: You might remember the local personality Narges Hamidi was nominated for Kiwibank Local Hero of the Year. Patricia Thompson goes behind the scenes to get better acquainted with one of Kelburn’s most visible characters.
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Newsletter Week Ending 9 February
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Karori Anglican Youth Years 9-13 2020 Term One starts Friday 14 February 7 pm.
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Weekly News for 7 February 2020
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Kia ora e te whānau, The demands of the gospel, while sound simple – to love others, to be peacemakers,Read More
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Principal Harpist with NZSO joins our Volunteer Music Programme
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We are thrilled to have Carolyn Mills, Principal Harpist with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, join our Volunteer Music Programme.
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Newsletter Week Ending 2 February
- Karori Anglican Churches
- Can You Help? Back to Church Sunday and Family Fair Day – 9 February 12-2 pm We will be holding our annual Family Fair day, combined this year with “Back to Church Sunday”, which is an opportunity for people to re-engage with the Church, and celebrate the start of the year.
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