Community Groups / May 2021
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We Want More Homes For All In Wellington
- A City for People
- A City for People, with Generation Zero and Renters United, have relaunched their campaign to support more housing for all in Wellington. We want more homes for all in Wellington - The Council must pass an ambitious Spatial Plan.
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Public Forum: How can Wellington's Spatial Plan help the Housing crisis?
- A City for People
- 31 May 2021 Sick of the state of Wellington’s housing? Struggling to find somewhere to live? Overwhelmed by the competitiveness of flat viewings? Join us at the Sustainability Trust for a panel discussion on Wellington City Council’s Spatial Plan and its impacts on the future of housing in Te Whanganui-a-Tara.
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We want more homes for all in Wellington - The Council must pass an ambitious Spatial Plan
- A City for People
- A City for People, with Generation Zero and Renters United, have relaunched their campaign to support more housing for all in Wellington.
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May Update from DCM
- Downtown Community Ministry
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line-height:150% !important; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px){ .headerContainer .mcnTextContent,.headerContainer .mcnTextContent p{ font-size:16px !important; line-height:150% !important; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px){ .bodyContainer .mcnTextContent,.bodyContainer .mcnTextContent p{ font-size:16px !important; line-height:150% !important; } } @media only screen and (max-width: 480px){ .footerContainer .mcnTextContent,.footerContainer .mcnTextContent p{ font-size:14px !important; line-height:150% !important; } } Together we can end homelessness Tu'u atu, tu'u mai We're achieving great things together Many of you have seen the news headlines - about individuals rough sleeping and unsupported, or suggesting that there has been a huge increase in the numbers of people experiencing homelessness. Some of you have been in touch, asking us what DCM’s experience has been, and whether it is all “doom and gloom”. What does the data tell us? In the first quarter of this year, DCM worked with 356 people who were experiencing homelessness, compared with 312 in the same period last year. This is an increase of 14%, so yes, the numbers of homeless people we are supporting has increased - but this is not the doubling suggested by some articles. Indeed, at the sharp end, the numbers of people rough sleeping and without shelter has decreased: we worked with 118 in the first quarter of 2020 and with 96 in the first three months of this year. That’s a decrease of 19%. However the most significant increase is in the numbers of people supported who are in emergency housing. This has increased from 160 to 242, up 51%*. As we have been saying for some years now, the bad news is that there are just not enough houses. People are moving into emergency housing, and remaining there, waiting and waiting for a home to become available. While these people are off the streets, with shelter and able to practice self care, emergency housing is a form of homelessness, and not a long term solution. Despite the many challenges, people are also being supported to access their own homes and to sustain those tenancies. 70 people with long histories of homelessness are currently housed and being supported by the Aro Mai Housing First team. And 75 people at risk of losing their tenancies and falling back in to homelessness are being supported by DCM’s Sustaining Tenancies team so that they too can remain housed and go on to thrive in their tenancies. We will continue to advocate for houses, houses, houses. But with your support, the most marginalised people are being supported to achieve greater wellbeing. One such person is Anthony**... <!-- --> Celebrating one year in a house One year ago, we were sharing the story of Anthony with you, as he moved out of emergency housing and in to his own home: One year later, Anthony is thriving in his whare and he has a part-time job! Anthony continues to pop in to DCM from time to time, and enjoys regular visits from Henry on DCM’s Aro Mai Housing First team. Anthony always keeps his place clean; he enjoys watching DVDs at home and has a group of local friends who he meets up with regularly. He has been opening up more to Henry – about his life and about his family. He is also managing his money well which enables him to retain his independence. While Henry sometimes asks him if he would like some food support, Anthony declines and is able to budget for this himself. Anthony is currently handwashing his clothes; we would love to be able to access a washing machine for him. If you can help please get in touch. Henry, from DCM's Aro Mai Housing First team, works closely with Anthony and supports him with regular home visits <!-- --> Samoan Language Week It is Samoan Language Week and we are asking our Samoan kaimahi to share a word each day. Here are a few of them: Sia: “Here at DCM, we are so fortunate to be part of something significant, something which creates real change. But this change happens in partnership with our taumai: tuku atu, tuku mai. In Samoan we say: tu’u atu, tu’u mai. We do it together.” Henry: "Mafutaga is a Samoan word which describes getting together, connecting. Here at DCM we offer a safe and supportive space for the most marginalised people to come together, to build connection and relationship with us, so that we can go forward together." Peni: "Fale – a house or home – that’s what it is all about. Having a place to call home. We urgently need more houses. We can offer landlords a 'no hassles' service - and you will be providing a fale for a person who really needs it. I would love to tell you more about this, so please do get in touch with me." <!-- --> Footnotes: *People supported by DCM in the first three months of 2020 and 2021 who have spent time during that period in emergency or transitional housing **Not his real name. <!-- --> Support DCM! Nāku te rourou, nāu te rourou, ka ora ai te iwi With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive <!-- --> Copyright © 2021 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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The day Wellington Regional Council killed the people’s democratic right to be heard.
- Save our Hills
- Thursday 27th May should be remembered as the day a handful of Local Government Councillors took it upon themselves to pass a raft of...
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Volunteer hospital musician honoured
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Wonderful to have Grant Quinn, one of our talented and dedicated hospital volunteers recognised for his pioneering work in establishing the Special Olympic movement in New Zealand. Many congratulations Grant. Read the article HERE. The post Volunteer hospital musician honoured appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Weekly news for Friday 28 May 2021
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- My isn’t the year passing quickly! Tuesday brings us to the first day of winter and three weeks from theRead More
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Master Chefs
- Ngati toa Sea Scouts
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A plea to Wellington City Council
- Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
- 27 May, 2021, to Wellington City Council at the Long Term Plan meetingThank you for opportunity to speak.
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Newsletter Week Ending 30 May
- Karori Anglican Churches
- ONE ALL-AGE SERVICE THIS SUNDAY10AM – 30 MAY We are running one 10am service this Sunday.
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How wrong are the Pinehaven stream flood maps?
- Save our Hills
- Recent media coverage of a pending legal battle involving a massive $101 million compensation claim by the BNZ against the Wellington...
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Governor General hosts magnificent event in support of the new children’s hospital
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It was a privilege and an honour to spend a wonderful evening with Their Excellencies Dame Patsy Reddy and Sir David Gascoigne, along with some of the many incredible people who have supported our region’s New Children’s Hospital.
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An open letter to Wellington City Councillors
- Island Bay Healthy Streets
- Kia ora tātou, Listening to all the amazing presentations on cycleways last week was heartening.
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Save The Basin’s March 2021 Briefing For Transport Minister Michael Wood
- Save the Basin Reserve!
- With the big Let’s Get Wellington Moving decisions on Wellington’s transport future expected later this year, it’s time to review how we got here and look ahead.
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LTP presentation to WCC
- Island Bay Healthy Streets
- On Thursday 20 May I spoke to Wellington City Councillors about their proposed Long Term Plan.
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St John’s Church strengthening project update
- St John's in the City
- <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > St John’s has been part of Wellington since 1853.
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Cycle Wellington’s Top 5 submissions on the LTP
- Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
- A lot of Wellingtonians took the time out of their busy schedules over the couple of weeks to come in to the council offices and make a submission on the Long-Term Plan.
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Jammies in June for Wellington Children’s Hospital
- Wellington Health Foundation
- To help keep kids warm and well this winter, Wellington Hospitals Foundation has launched its annual Jammies in June Appeal.
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Weekly News for Friday 21 May 2021
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- The Service at St Andrew’s this Sunday will be a celebratory one. May 23 is PENTECOST Sunday. What are weRead More
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The Water Cooler
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- A community activity that we are keen to support:
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Newsletter Week Ending 23 May
- Karori Anglican Churches
- SGM RESULTSThe SGM to vote on going ahead with the New Build – ‘Te Kororia’ – took place on Monday, 17 May.
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Volumes of support for CPW
- Cats Protection Wellington
- Tucked away in Left Bank, just off Cuba Mall, is one of Wellington’s best-loved bookshops.
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Caring kids support their New Children’s Hospital!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We are so lucky to have such caring thoughtful kids in our community! We’d love you to meeta coupke fo them.
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Mandy Lapsley crafts beautiful knitwear for our hospitals’ babies
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Mandy Lapsley is one of our incredibly talented volunteer knitters who has been lovingly crafting gorgeous wee garments for our hospital’s babies for the last 9 years.
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The case for boosting biking in Wellington
- Cycle Aware Wellington (CAW)
- On 17 May, Councillors heard from heaps of people who want better biking in Wellington.
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Праздничный концерт к 76-летию Великой Победы
- Wellington Russian Club
- Торжественная церемония, посвященная празднованию 76-летия Победы в Великой Отечественной войне 1941-1945 годов, прошла в Веллингтоне. Русский Клуб пригласил на праздник ветеранов Русского Арктического Конвоя, Посла … Сообщение Праздничный концерт к 76-летию Великой Победы появились сначала на Русский Клуб Веллингтона.
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Celebration of the 76th Anniversary of the Great Victory
- Wellington Russian Club
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May 2021 Residents’ Association meeting minutes
- Pukerua Bay Residents Association
- (DRAFT)Tuesday May 11th 2021Pukerua Bay RSA, 5-7 Wairaka Road Present: Paul FitzGerald, Margaret Blair, Kate Dreaver, Mel Galletly, Moira Lawler, Josh Trlin (PCC), Jenny Brash (GWRC), Nikky Winchester, Mike JebsonApologies: Jonathan Harker, Chris Kirk-Burnand (GWRC), Tess Law, Iain McClean, Pauline MorumMinutes of Last Meeting – correction of spelling of Nikky’s name Motion to receive: moved Moira, seconded Kate, motion carried. Matters arising None. Porirua City Council (PCC) update Long Term Plan (LTP) keeping us busy – hearings start tomorrow. Wellington Water building a large sewer containment tank north of Porirua rail station to help mitigate sewer overflow. Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC) update GWRC busy with LTP hearings next week. Discussion on National Policy Statement on Urban Development – clashing with local government District Plans. Whaitua Implementation programme – Jenny trying to get it into the LTP. Good support for electrification of transport, reforesting parks and harbour action. Financial Report Balances: BNZ 00 account $6221.75BNZ 25 account $100.10 Income: 00 $250.00 Tommy’s Real Estate/Kōrero25 $15.00 2022 Calendar Expenditure: Flying Colours/Kōrero $501.40Invoices Outstanding: 2021-012 McClean Electrical Services $50 Motion to receive financial report: Moved Margaret, seconded Paul, motion carried. Correspondence Jenny Wrightson re signage for Pou on beach, and Tess Law re SH1 crossing near Onepu Road. A letter from Council on work planned for Ara Harakeke shared pathway work and Wairaka Road intersection work. Progress on Action Items (Not included in project updates): none Projects Update He Ara Pukerua Panels: Preparation of further panels continues. The large panel for Centennial Highway will be made public at an event to coincide with the opening of Transmission Gully. Road block/tank trap: Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga supports He Ara Pukerua’s submission to include this place in the Proposed Porirua District Plan, subject to it meeting the values listed in HH-P1 (HH-P1 Identify historic heritage that contributes to an understanding and appreciation of the history and cultures of Porirua City, the Wellington Region or New Zealand and is significant in terms of one or more of the following values: Historic values; Physical values; Social values; Tangata whenua values; Surroundings; Rarity; or Representativeness.) On April 21 at 2:44pm the story of 𝗔 𝘄𝗮𝗿-𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗱𝘆 𝗮𝘁 𝗣𝘂𝗸𝗲𝗿𝘂𝗮 𝗕𝗮𝘆 was posted on the He Ara Pukerua Facebook page. This post has now been seen by 57,936 people, commented on by 185, shared by 223, liked by 458 with 14,447 engagements. Food Forest/Community Garden Going well. Had a working bee during the school holidays that went well. More people coming along with enthusiasm. Discussed the garden group being a committee of the Residents Association. A member of the group will come to the next meeting to discuss. Village Plan Review 27 responses so far. Agreed to promote newsletter at various locations: July 15 at RSA Pat/MoiraJuly 17 Coffee cart NikkyJuly 22 3-5pm Library PaulMel to deliver posters Executive committee handbook Paul and Nikky have met. Jon is going to document our technology processes, Margaret our financial information. Jon is posting minutes on the website. Kōrero (Newsletter) Next edition out early July – Matariki theme. There was a discussion about essential services/facilities based on the repeat questions on FB. A school report and kindy report would also be good. Action Items Paul to chase up NZTA to get an update on roading revocation and other issues.Paul speaking on Residents Association submission to Council tomorrow.Paul also sent a further submission to summary of submission on the District Plan responding to the Kainga Ora submission request a 6 storey zone around the PKB train station. Residents such as Mike Jebson also made private submissions. It would be good to get together a group interested in development issues to lead responses on district plan and other land use issues. General Business Residents Association website – looking good. Jon will post the list of local groups and businesses. We are asked to look at the list to check its accuracy. Tess Law sent through maps on roading improvements needed to get pedestrians across SH1 in the Onepu Te Pari Pari Road areas. Tess has sent apologies as she has just had new baby. Will defer to later meeting. Trees on Teihana Road getting dangerous and need trimming. Paul reports there is a plan to trim them. Meeting ended: 8.57pmNext meeting: Tuesday 8 June 2021
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Support the Social Supermarket!
- Wellington City Mission
- As you might have seen in the news, The Mission has opened the Wellington region’s first Social Supermarket! In a shift from our traditional food parcel model, our Social Supermarket... Read more » The post Support the Social Supermarket! first appeared on Wellington City Mission.
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Ngaio Crofton Downs Going Carbon Neutral
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- We are delighted to report that the Ngaio Crofton Downs Going Carbon Neutral project is back on its feet, and good progress is being made, after a slow-down during the year of Covid.
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May Update: Bupa Care Facility at 122 Churchill Drive
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- Naylor Love advise that they are currently working through the construction of the exit ramp at the Bowen Hospital side of the building.
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No Need to Miss Out on Walking
- Age Concern Wellington
- Are you starting to feel your walking days are coming to an end? Do you worry that your age/disabilities are discouraging you from enjoying our lovely waterfront or Wellington’s interesting attractions? Well, with Age Concern Wellington Region’s Companion Walking Service, there is no need to be missing out. The Companion Walking Service aims to improve the lives of older people... Source
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Weekly News for Friday 14th May
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- I love autumn. It brings back childhood memories of walks in the park and kicking through leaves, of driving underRead More
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St Andrew's on the Terrace, 30, The Terrace, Paekākā, Wellington Central, Wellington, Wellington City, Wellington, 6011, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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The new way of investing Scouts
- Ngati toa Sea Scouts
- Scouts investing Scouts In a bold move this term, 4 of our senior scouts were given the responsibility to lead and assist the most junior member of their watch to understand what scouting is and why we do the things we do.
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Ngati Toa Scout Group, Parade Ground, Mana, Paremata, Porirua, Porirua City, Wellington, New Zealand (OpenStreetMap)
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Wellington City Council Long Term Plan Submissions
- Newtown Residents' Association
- The WCC LTP submissions closed on Monday, 11th May.
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Newsletter Week Ending 16 May
- Karori Anglican Churches
- SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGMonday, 17 May – 7pmVenue: Activity Room (Hall Complex)The next Special General Meeting is to make a final decision on our commitment to Te Korōria.
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Марш «Бессмертного Полка» в Веллингтоне. 9 Мая 2021
- Wellington Russian Club
- В столице Новой Зеландии прошли мероприятия посвященные празднованию 76-летия Победы в Великой Отечественной войне 1941-1945 годов. 9 мая в Веллингтоне Русский Клуб организовал марш «Бессмертного … Сообщение Марш «Бессмертного Полка» в Веллингтоне. 9 Мая 2021 появились сначала на Русский Клуб Веллингтона.
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The March of the “Immortal Regiment”. 9 May 2021
- Wellington Russian Club
- In Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, Wellington Russian Club organized the “Immortal Regiment” procession on May 9, Victory Day. The “Immortal Regiment” action began … Сообщение The March of the “Immortal Regiment”. 9 May 2021 появились сначала на Wellington Russian Club.
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Sweet treat for hospitals’ hard working nurses
- Wellington Health Foundation
- International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every May 12th – on the anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth.
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Powering into paintjob
- Cats Protection Wellington
- Two volunteer teams from Wellington Electricity, Northpower and Treescape spent an afternoon each at the shelter recently, as part of their annual community volunteer days.
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Supporting women into permanent accommodation
- Wellington Women's House
- As demand for housing increases in Wellington, the barriers to accessing permanent, affordable accommodation worsen for our women.
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Minutes IBRA Committee meeting Monday 10th May 2021
- Island Bay Residents' Association
- Apologies: Ben Everist and Pat Vinaccia Attendees: Geoff Kirkham, Lindy Hastings, Neal Palmer, Peter Frater and Joe Bleakley Agenda: Local Newspaper – “Hello Wellington” Geoff gave us an exciting pitch for his idea and advised there would initially be a “Southern” edition (Owhiro Bay to Miramar) and a “Central” edition (Basin thru to inner CityContinue reading "Minutes IBRA Committee meeting Monday 10th May 2021"
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A Place to Start Again
- Wellington City Mission
- Monday 10 May 2021 For the last three years I was a sole-dad to my two kids, an eight-year-old and a six-year-old. I was struggling financially and I felt isolated,... Read more » The post A Place to Start Again first appeared on Wellington City Mission.
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Meet One of Our Volunteers, Brendon
- Wellington City Mission
- Monday 10 May 2021 What’s your role at The Mission?I volunteer for two shifts in Tā Te Manawa/Community Lounge every Monday. I wash dishes, serve food and hot drinks to... Read more » The post Meet One of Our Volunteers, Brendon first appeared on Wellington City Mission.
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This is Our Community
- Wellington City Mission
- Monday 10 May 2021 A decade ago, I developed some major health issues and I couldn’t work. I became homeless, and lived in my car for years until I lost... Read more » The post This is Our Community first appeared on Wellington City Mission.
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Euphemia Culbert Baxter O.B.E.
- Friends of Karori Cemetery
- Euphemia Cunningham, known as Effie, was born in Edinburgh in 1892 and was working in a printing factory when war began. Two of her brothers were regular soldiers and were sent straight to France and another two brothers enlisted in early 1915. By October 1915 three of Effie’s brothers had been killed. Distraught by these […]
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Precious for new mum’s at Wellington Regional Hospital this Mother’s Day
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Happy Mother’s Day to all new Mum’s! All new Mums at Wellington Regional Hospital and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit will receive a special Mother’s Day gift today, thanks to an amazing group of volunteer quilters, including Sue and Shanon’s quilting group from Busy Bee Quilt Shop.
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Roadworks in our area
- Ngaio Progressive Association
- We receive regular updates from Wellington City Council about upcoming roadworks.
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Weekly News for Friday 7th May 2021
- St Andrews on the Terrace Presbyterian Church
- Kia ora te Whānau Gratitude is the word and feeling on my mind this week. I feel gratitude atRead More
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Resident #179: hiria lee tareha
- Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
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Newsletter Week Ending 9 May
- Karori Anglican Churches
- SGM – NOTE CHANGE OF DATEWhen: Monday, 17 May – 7pmVenue: Activity Room (Hall Complex)The next Special General Meeting is to make a final decision on our commitment to Te Korōria.
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Hospi celebrates roll out of the National Bowel Screening Programme
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We couldn’t keep Hospi away from the giant inflatable bowel in the hospital atrium today! This unique display celebrates CCDHB joining the National Bowel Screening Programme, and is helping to raise awareness of bowel cancer and the rollout of invitations to screen.
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Article | About Tania & Our Whare
- Wellington Homeless Women's Trust
- <figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Sitting on the floor of her room, Tania Thompson says she has been working on an art piece for her bedroom wall. The 58-year-old is fond of recycling and often sees the worth in what others have thrown away. The piece she is weaving comes from discarded thin, wooden planks she found around central Wellington. It’s been a while since Thompson had a place to call home, which she could decorate how she liked. For the past two years, Thompson has been couch-surfing, living in her cousin’s shed and on the streets of central Wellington. She’s one of 41,000 people who are homeless in New Zealand. This figure included people who were living out of cars and in garages. But for the past five months, Thompson has been living in transitional housing on Manners St, provided by Wellington Homeless Women’s Trust (WHWT). “I feel really safe and wish I had come here ages ago. I look forward to coming home," she said. <a href="https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/125008567/wellington-homeless-womens-trust-tenant-looks-forward-to-coming-home" class="sqs-block-button-element--small sqs-button-element--tertiary sqs-block-button-element" target="_blank" > Full Article Permalink
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Trenna Packer Interclub Competition
- Wellington Photographic Society
- Trenna Packer entries close on 15 May 2021 The Society is seeking a range of Nature images from members in order to enter the Trenna Packer Interclub competition again this year.
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