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New Multi Gym helps patient rehabilitation
- Wellington Health Foundation
- With New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT)‘s help we were very pleased to be able to co-fund a multi-gym for Wellington Hospital’s Therapies Outpatient team.
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Mark Dunajtschik and Dorothy Spotswood onsite to mark milestone in New Children’s Hospital build
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Our skyline looks a little different this morning! Wellington Region’s New Children’s Hospital took another significant step towards completion on the weekend, when builders McKee FEHL removed the multi-storied crane, allowing the new hospital to be completely enclosed and interior work to take place.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Caryl and Lilly
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Nuwani and Patrick
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Raewyn
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Richard
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Hayden
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Hineamoa
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Pip
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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National Volunteer Week – Meet Al
- Wellington Health Foundation
- It’s National Volunteer week and we are incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary family of more than 450 volunteers, who generously choose to gift their time and talents to help our hospitals every week.
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Baby Gigi admires view of her New Children’s Hospital!
- Wellington Health Foundation
- How cute is this pic sent in by new Mum Laura! Welcome gorgeous Gigi!! It’s so exciting to see work begin on the interior of your new children’s hospital.
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Hospi’s Jammies in June – now gratefully accepting donations of PJs in our hospitals
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital sees a significant increase in the number of children who are admitted to hospital over the winter months, and many of these children come in without a pair of pyjamas.
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Welcoming back our Hospital Volunteers
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We look forward to welcoming back most of our Hospital Volunteers over the next two weeks. We’ve missed you! Wellington Guides and ICU reception – 15 June. Kenepuru Guides – 15 June. Kenepuru Ward Volunteers – 22 June. The post Welcoming back our Hospital Volunteers appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Tamsin – dancer, horse rider, dog lover and Wellington Children’s Hospital cancer patient
- Wellington Health Foundation
- A cancer diagnosis is something no parent ever wants to hear.
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Your New Regional Children’s Hospital will help awesome kiwi kids like Kobe from Taranaki
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We’d love you to meet Kobe, a super-sporty kiwi kid who enjoys nothing better than riding his bike, running and playing too many team sports to count one hand! Kobe had a dramatic start to life and is tackling huge challenges with courage, determination and the support of his wonderful family.
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Hospi’s Virtual Jammies in June Appeal
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Help keep sick kids warm this winter Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital sees a significant increase in the number of children who are admitted to hospital over the winter months, and many of these children come in without a pair of pyjamas.
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May update from DCM - together we can end homelessness
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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; } } Here at DCM, we have been determined to do whatever it takes to support our taumai during the COVID crisis. Doing things differently Here at DCM, we have been determined to do whatever it takes to support our taumai during the COVID crisis. For many of us, this has meant taking on different roles and tasks. In our March update, we saw Rob from our Outreach Team manning DCM’s new 0800 number phone support service for our taumai from his home. In our April update, we saw how DCM and Westpac kaimahi immediately worked together to enable our taumai to access their money during lock-down. Today we talk to Paula, a team leader on our Aro Mai team, about the fantastic work she and her team have been doing during this time... Paula As soon as we learned that lock-down was imminent, my team and I had to rapidly shift our focus – from supporting people with long histories of homelessness into permanent housing, to getting people off the streets and in to emergency housing. Together we can end homelessness – yes, this is always what it comes down to. The success of this work has been built on collaboration – in particular, between the government, government agencies and organisations like DCM. Prior to the lock-down, the whole process around emergency housing was slow and complex, but to respond rapidly to the COVID challenge, we were able to work together to rapidly improve and expedite the process. HUD* immediately stepped up; like us, they quickly shifted their focus, organising emergency housing and entering in to contracts with motels and the like, to ensure that the spaces we needed would be available. MSD were regularly in touch with us, asking us what we needed and supporting our work every step of the way. We received referrals from many different sources – from DCM kaimahi and our Outreach Team, but also from Wellington City Council, the police, Probation Services, the hospital and from mental health nurses and services. When it came to placing these people in emergency housing, I was able to work closely with Regina – another key to our success. Reg has been at DCM since 2011; she knows a lot about the most marginalised people, and often knows their story. She offers insight into what will work for them, and what the issues are. Together we could determine the right location, mix of people and a plan for the management of each location. Regina You asked me what success has looked like. To begin with, people have settled and stayed in their emergency housing, and this has actually enabled us to be true to our kaupapa, and to our commitment to Housing First. We have been able to engage with taumai, see them regularly and go forward together. People who have been homeless and who were not on our radar at all have stepped forward. With street begging not an option, limited toilet facilities and with drop-in spaces closed, emergency housing has become much more attractive to those who have been rough sleeping in our city. Now we are in touch with them, building relationships, getting their names on the housing register and – yes! – moving the first of them on in to permanent housing. So it has been a change in focus for me and my team, but ultimately, it has totally supported our over-riding goal as a team and an organisation which is committed to a Housing First kaupapa. *Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) <!-- --> From emergency housing to a permanent home DCM kaimahi helping taumai move into a permanent home Yes, as Paula says, we can now begin to share the stories of people who have already moved from emergency housing into their own whare. A has had a long history of engagement with DCM; he has been a regular at Te Hāpai, we have supported him to sort his benefit and to get his name on the housing register, he has had dental appointments, seen Te Aro Health nurses and received food support at DCM. A is a very pleasant, quiet and unassuming man who doesn’t ask for support and values his independence. We initially got an emergency housing room for him at AC International; it was immediately clear that a shared place like this didn’t work for him. There were too many people – A was accustomed to living in the bush on his own. We were then able to get him a self-contained place where he could be independent, but where there are also other taumai we are working with. Together, they have formed a very supportive community. They have been company for one another, and have been able to provide advice and support to one another. Dominic from our Aro Mai team then stepped up to support A in to a permanent home. DCM has a strong relationship with Wellington City Housing, and we were able to get A a WCH tenancy – yes, last week, he moved in to his own home. He can walk in to town, and has friends and supports close by. Dominic will continue to check in with him regularly, but A is enjoying the independence that is so important to him. <!-- --> 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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Michelle’s Givalittle sacrifice for your New Children’s Hospital
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Michelle’s son Nnamdi spent many years in and out of Wellington Regional Children’s Hospital as a child.
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New Children’s Hospital will bring together a range of paediatric services
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Wow – we are almost at the closed-in stage of your New Children’s Hospital.
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Your New Children’s Hospital will help thousands of sick kids like Lauren
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Sweet Lauren with her Hospi The very first thing you notice about little Lauren is a smile that radiates pure joy! But born prematurely, Lauren has had a rough start to life with frequent seizure-like episodes that specialists struggled to diagnose.
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Mother’s Day gift for all new Mum’s in Wellington Regional Hospital
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Happy Mother’s Day to all 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 Grimwood’s quilting group from Sue Bee.
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Wellington Hospitals Foundation Autumn 2020
- Wellington Health Foundation
- The post Wellington Hospitals Foundation Autumn 2020 appeared first on Wellington Hospitals Foundation.
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Looking out for the disabled community during COVID-19
- Capital & Coast District Health Board
- Capital & Coast, Hutt Valley and Wairarapa DHBs have been improving access to information for people living with disabilities across the Wellington region.
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Work resumes on your New Children’s Hospital at Alert Level Three
- Wellington Health Foundation
- The New Children’s Hospital is a key infrastructure project for the Greater Wellington Region and it’s wonderful to see construction resume so quickly.
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Staff Welfare Fund and New Children’s Hospital Update
- Wellington Health Foundation
- We are very grateful for the ongoing support of our donors at this time.
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Foundation Supporters Donate a New Giraffe Incubator
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Born more than 3 months early by emergency caesarean, Nick and Ashleigh’s three gorgeous boys Jay, Finn and Kye (a singleton and identical twins) spent a worrying three and half months in Wellington Regional Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) before being strong enough to be allowed home.
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Frontline hospital staff get Easter thank you treats
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Wellington Hospitals Foundation was pleased to bring a little chocolate-cheer to our frontline staff today by organising Easter eggs for all essential staff working at Wellington Regional Hospital, Kenepuru Hospital and Hutt Hospital.
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An Update on the New Children’s Hospital
- Wellington Health Foundation
- Like most things in New Zealand at the moment the New Children’s Hospital building site has been shut down due to COVID19 as it’s not an essential service, but the current children’s Hospital is operating as best COVID19 will allow.
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Covid19 – Staff Welfare Fund
- Wellington Health Foundation
- In a very short space of time the world around us looks quite different, but what remains is the tireless dedication of our Hospital Health Workers.
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