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- Canterbury DHB media release: 16th March 2022
Nine additional rapid antigen test (RAT) collection sites will open at pharmacies across Canterbury today
- Canterbury DHB media release: 14th March 2022
As the number of active cases of Omicron continues to rise in our community, more Canterbury DHB staff are contracting COVID-19 and having to isolate
- Adolescents and young adults (12 to 24) with cancer present a unique set of challenges for health professionals. They have distinct physical, psychological and developmental needs that are significantly different from those of children or those of adults
- The Christchurch City Council’s latest Life in Christchurch survey is now open for your feedback until Sunday 29th May 2022.
They are looking for feedback about climate change and action, as well as events in Christchurch
- Why do political parties believe in different things (and do they)?
“The morality of a [political] party must grow out of the conscience and the participation of the voters
- Community-led Development workers across the Canterbury region are invited to join the launch of the Waitaha Community Led Development (CLD) Network
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 18th May 2022
Residents will increasingly be able to engage in Christchurch City Council’s decision-making processes from the comfort of their own home
- Join this FREE 5-week course - starting on Friday 3rd June 2022 - to help to understand our anger from The Women's Centre.
Here is a programme for the course:
Week 1 - Whirlpool: To understand the difference between primary and secondary emotions
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 17th May 2022
Christchurch City Council is responding to calls from residents living close to the fire-damaged wastewater treatment plant for help to deal with the impacts of the stench
- Join this community education seminar on wandering from Dementia Canterbury on Zoom
- Selwyn District Council media release: 17th May 2022
Key services will be opening soon at the Toka Hāpai Selwyn Health Hub
- Waimakariri District Council media release: 17th May 2022
There’s an exciting opportunity coming up to be involved in one of the first community planting days to establish a Heritage and Mahinga kai area in Kaiapoi
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 16th May 2022
Christchurch City Council has approved three projects that will make it easier and safer for people to get into the central city by bike
- Submissions are an effective way for communities to have their voice heard when local and central government are considering proposals which affect where we live, work and play.
Below are a number of consultations which are now open for comment
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 16th May 2022
Two new signalised crossings on Humphrey’s Drive will provide safe crossing points for people using the Rapanui/Shag Rock cycleway
- This one-day workshop from Child Matters provides participants with information about the current context of child abuse and neglect in Aotearoa New Zealand and the changing approach to preventing and addressing harm to children
- Māia Health Foundation media release: 16th May 2022
New Zealanders are being asked to choose one of three talented young artists to add colour and vibrancy to Ōtautahi’s child and youth mental health outpatient unit
- Kia ora. Try as we might, it's proving tricky to shake off this COVID thing... it seems like everywhere we look, at mahi, on socials, and even in dinner table conversations, COVID is hard to ignore
- This issue of Hauora includes:
'Equity must be at forefront' of efforts to achieve smokefree goal;
Creative communication helps empower whānau and communities;
Charter paves way for well-being societies;
Focus on team effort to stub out habit;
Report dra
- Is it true that men don’t like to talk about their feelings? This has been one of those statements that A-OK NZ hear over and over again in their workshops that men do not like to talk about their feelings and distress
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