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- The Child Development and Disability Clinical Network are developing a workstream to explore the current status of the provision of neuroprotective and developmental care services delivered by allied health professionals (OT, PT and SLT) in the Neonatal I
- Help Sustainable St Albans raise funds to commission mural artist Koryu Aoshima to brighten up the garden shed with a design inspired by the produce of the new community garden.
Six months ago 130 Caledonian Road was an empty section
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 7th April 2022
People need to get out and support local shops, cafes, restaurants and bars if they want them to survive, says Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel
- Beehive media release: 22nd March 2022
The Government continues to deliver mental wellbeing support to New Zealanders, with two more digital tools now available for people who experience mental distress
- The Eldernet Group has recently launched its latest service ‘Making Life Easier’ - a comprehensive online directory that allows people and their loved ones to find local care and support options, community and advocacy groups, and service providers all in
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 9th February 2022
A unique piece of international art can be yours for the same price as of a pound of butter
- More insulation equates to better health in many cases - and insulation could be free for low income owner-occupiers
- Beehive media release: 26th January 2022
The Families Package continues to deliver better outcomes and lift incomes for low- and middle-income whānau across the motu, with more than half of families being supported by the package, including over two third
- This exciting full- time position of Service Delivery Manager - Advocacy and Outreach at MHAPS is now vacant
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 7th December 2021
People wanting to help those begging on the streets of central Christchurch are being encouraged to donate to social agencies rather than give directly to those asking for money
- 2021 has been a pretty stressful year and with the holiday season upon us, many are looking forward to taking time out to relax, be with friends and family and enjoy some summer fun and parties
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 30th November 2021
Hospitality businesses in Christchurch and Banks Peninsula will find it easier to get outdoor dining licences this summer
- Show your support of the Smokefree Aotearoa 2025 Action Plan. Those organisations in tobacco control are very excited about the measures proposed in the plan and believe it will help us finally achieve a Smokefree Aotearoa for all if implemented
- The Kōwhai programme is a new initiative offering patient centred support by volunteers. The programme is being rolled out in the Older Persons’ Health inpatient wards at Burwood Hospital
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eCALD® Cross-Cultural Interest Group (CCIG) Webinar: “The End of Life Choice Act 2019";
Resettlement of refugees into locations around New Zealand impacted by current COVID-19 outbreak (Immigration NZ);
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- Gender Minorities Aotearoa is offering a free online course called Supporting Transgender People
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 21st July 2021
Christchurch’s response to the mosque attacks on 15 March 2019 has earned the city and its citizens a rare representative Gold Medal Bravery Award from the Royal Humane Society of New Zealand
- Diabetes Christchurch is initiating a new support group for people with diabetes in the 40 to 60 years age group. Come and join in if you are looking for more information about diabetes and want to meet some like-minded people for social meetings
- Beehive media release: 8th June 2021
The Government has activated Enhanced Taskforce Green (ETFG) in response to the Canterbury floods
- The release of the latest Where from Here/ He Ara Whakamua handbook by The Eldernet Group – which covers the Upper South Island – marks more than 30 years of what is commonly referred to as the “older person’s bible
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