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Due to a significant MSD Contract increase our Team is seeking four fulltime Family Support Workers (these are fixed term positions through to 30 June 2020).
Our Team is seeking two fulltime Children’s Team Lead Professionals based in Christchurch (these are fixed term positions through to 30 June 2020).
Due to a rural expansion of our MSD Contract our Team is seeking one fulltime Family Support Worker (this is a fixed term position through to 30 June 2020).
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Contact a Maori pharmacist on a dedicated helpline
Posted: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 in:
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Ngā Kaitiaki o Te Puna Rongoā o Aotearoa – the Māori Pharmacists Association (MPA) have re-launched their free phone line to answer questions that kaumātua or whānau may have about their medicines in response to COVID-19
Activity and Nutrition Aotearoa Focus: 4th May 2020
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Kia Ora. There are many challenges ahead for those passionate about wellbeing especially food security. We have witnessed all levels of society demonstrating a strong ability to pivot quickly and support local communities
Dates locked in for 2021 Christchurch garden festival
Posted: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 in:
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Christchurch City Council Newsline: 4th May 2020 Christchurch’s very own garden festival Grow Ō Tautahi will return in 2021 – with dates locked-in for the free, three-day festival celebrating gardening, homegrown food, sustainability and education
Getting Through Together Digest: 3rd May 2020
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Kia ora. How has your first week of level 3 been? We see you out there cycling, walking in the sun and showing the love to our local food and coffee joints. Go you! While there's been good bits, we know that there's been lots of wobbles and struggles too
OrianaTV: Free to air TV for Pacific communities
Posted: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 in:
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like for Pacific communities in New Zealand to have our very own free-to-air Pacific TV platform in New Zealand - featuring our families, our people and our communities? That is the vision of Oriana TV
CHINWAG: Hosted chats with global strangers
Posted: Thursday, April 30, 2020 in:
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Chinwag has been such an exciting project for Gap Filler. We are so used to experiencing people interacting with us and our projects in person and right now, we can't do that
Notices from the Health Promotion Forum: April 2020
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Kia ora and greetings. In this fast-changing environment of COVID-19, and with our nation now in alert level 3, HPF remains committed to serving our valued members, our co-workers here and abroad and the community at large
Learn to get your driver’s licence online
Posted: Thursday, April 30, 2020 in:
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Looking at getting your driver’s licence this year? Now you can learn and get ready to be a great driver all online
Chinese language service speaks volumes for library diversity
Posted: Wednesday, April 29, 2020 in:
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Christchurch City Council Newsline: 29th April 2020 A Chinese-speaking service is now available at Christchurch City Libraries
Getting Through Together Digest: 29th April 2020
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Kia ora. Welcome to day two of level three! Has it made much difference to you? Did you take the chance yesterday to get your caffeine fix? Or maybe you've fallen back in love with instant? These are indeed strange times
City Council to review how it tackles waste
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Christchurch City Council Newsline: 29th April 2020 Christchurch City Council is planning a major review of how it manages and minimises the city’s waste
Christchurch City Libraries Storytimes goes live
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Christchurch City Council Newsline: 28th April 2020 Digital Wā Kōrero is going live as Christchurch City Libraries hosts special online Storytimes sessions featuring several familiar library faces
Getting Through Together Digest: 26th April 2020
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Kia ora. Happy Sunday! COVID-19 meant it was a very different ANZAC Day this year - one of the many special and important events that have had to be significantly adjusted, postponed or cancelled
eCALD Newsletter 53: April 2020
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Tēnā koutou katoa, a warm greeting to our eCALD® news readers
Resources from Dementia Canterbury during COVID-19
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Dementia Canterbury has a range of resources available to assist those with dementia and their caregivers or family during COVID-19, including: exercise videos to keep the mind and body moving; information flyers covering a range of topics such as reduci
Seven ways to experience the world from home
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Message from Multiple Sclerosis NZ: Staying at home is often hard. Many of us love to explore, experience and enjoy the world outside our homes
Free book for seniors: Where From Here He Ara Whakamua
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The new edition of Eldernet's Upper South Island "Where from Here" is out now. This book covers South Canterbury, Canterbury, Nelson/Marlborough and the West Coast DHB regions. "Where from Here" is often referred to as the "Aged Care Bible"
Businesses reminded to run taps and flush toilets
Posted: Wednesday, April 22, 2020 in:
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Christchurch City Council Newsline: 22nd April 2020 Christchurch City Council is reminding people returning to business premises soon to run taps and to flush toilets so pipes can refill with fresh water
Getting Through Together Digest: 22nd April 2020
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Autumn 2020 Issue of Hauora from HPF
Posted: Wednesday, April 22, 2020 in:
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This issue of Hauora includes: COVID-19 a planetary health issue, says expert; A health promoter isolated in Matakohe; HPF to offer webinars; Keeping the Pacific community well-informed; Board brings combined experience; Former Chair reflects on highligh
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