Newsletters
Newsletters from Waka Toa Ora signatories and other organisations
The Canterbury Health in All Policies Newsletter features local stories on collaboration to improve public policy and community health, along with useful national and global links. The newsletter is published three times a year by the Health in All Policies team at Community and Public Health, and often highlights the work of Healthy Christchurch signatories.
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- February Feature Ride: Blueberry Bliss Ride
Ride out with us to Blueberry Bliss Berry Farm to pick your own spray- free blueberries
Date: Saturday 1st February 2020
- This monthly newsletter is produced by the Community Health Information Centre (CHIC) at Community and Public Health
- Welcome to the latest news from Sustainable Ōtautahi Christchurch.
Thanks for being part of this network, as we move into our Southern Summer
- This issue of Hauora includes:
Planetary health at a local level;
Past highlights set platform for bright future;
New members welcomed to Board;
Health Promotion and Organisational Transformation: a formal training approach;
Response to courses and works
- Kia ora. Welcome to the sunny month of Hakihea/December. This is the perfect time to take notice of the environment around you
- We are excited to see the increased interest in measuring wellbeing with Statistics New Zealand launching Ngā Tūtohu Aotearoa - a set of national wellbeing indicators, and the Society of Local Government Managers providing a subscription wellbeing data se
- This monthly newsletter is produced by the Community Health Information Centre (CHIC) at Community and Public Health
- Welcome to Community and Public Health's CDHB Sexual Health Newsletter!
It provides up to date information to health co-ordinators in schools and others working in the area of sexual and youth health in the Canterbury and West Coast regions
- Kia ora and greetings. Time has just flown by and as we approach the end of a busy and fruitful year we have a few more brief items and updates we'd like to bring you before our last notice goes out next month
- Research and Evaluation Manager - Part time in Christchurch
Exciting news! We are currently looking for a new Research and Evaluation Manager
- International Men's Day: Tuesday 19th November 2019
The Canterbury Men's Cente (CMC) invites you to come along and enjoy our low key celebration of Canterbury men and boys
- This edition of news from the South Island Alliance Programme Office (SIAPO) includes:
New South Island service provides relief for kids with drug-resistant epilepsy;
'We are starting to look like a South Island health system';
Improving emergency outcom
- This year we are asking you to Challenge the #Unspoken Rules
Unspoken Rules are the expectations that boys and young men inherit from society, based on outdated ideas of what a man is, how he acts, and how he should express himself
- Good Practice Governance and other Not for Profit Myths
Over the last 25 years the team at LEAD have worked with hundreds and hundreds of not for profit leaders and board members in towns and cities across all the NZ regions
- Find about health promotion activities happening at Canterbury and West Coast schools/kura and early childhood education settings. You can also read health promotion messages and find about about upcoming events
- Kia ora. This month we continue the theme of sharing insights into the maramataka/Māori lunar calendar. The maramataka can help us reconnect with each other and the land as well as restore our wellbeing
- This monthly newsletter is produced by the Community Health Information Centre (CHIC) at Community and Public Health
- Kia ora, Talofa, Namaste, Mālō e lelei, Hola, Ni Hao, Salaam and Hello. Welcome back to the Healthy Workplaces Update
- If you didn't get to any of our training this year - make next year your goal to achieve a health promotion qualification. Or join one of our workshops to enhance your health promotion knowledge, skills and attributes
- Kia ora and welcome to our 48th edition
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