Young Change Makers connect with post-Covid youth opportunities
Young people from across Nelson Tasman are getting together at a forum to help them connect with and support the region’s Covid 19 response. Young Change Makers is presented by…
We’re Hiring!
Did you lost your job during Covid, looking for a career change? want to do something more meaningful?
Nelson Historical Society Biennial Lecture 2020: The Power of the Purse
The Power of the Purse - Women and Money
Dr Barbara Brookes, Professor Emerita, History, University of Otago
Nelson Historical Society's biennial James Jenkins Lecture will be held on Monday 9th November, 7.30pm.
Venue Nelson College for Girls Hall
Door charge $5
Community Ambassadors – Casual Evening Positions available in Nelson and Tasman
Youth and Community Works are the contract managers for regional Street and Freedom Camping Ambassador services. Motivated, enthusiastic people are required to join our team this summer.
Cross Cultural Awareness Training
Nelson is one of the top three most ethnically diverse cities in NZ.
Welcome Back to the Library
Library programmes are back and you can catch-up on the fun with a week of music, talks and creativity.
Motueka Pop-Up Employment and Training Expo
Motueka Library is hosting a Pop-Up Employment and Training Expo.
All ages and career stages are welcome.
Come and meet Employers, Training providers & Work brokers.
Find out about local job opportunities.
A Library and Ministry of Social Development’s Motueka Service Centre partnership.
Citizen Advice Bureau
Campaign to Address Digital Exclusion
1. Leave no-one behind:
Ensure that steps are taken to address digital exclusion and that no-one is left behind or left out because they can’t or don’t wish to engage online.
2. Public services accessible to all:
Implement accessibility and inclusion standards for the delivery of public services that include offline channels as part of the proactive design of government service delivery.
3. CAB compensated for cost-shifting:
Ensure that the Citizens Advice Bureau is properly funded to meet the demands and cost-shifting that has resulted from government services going online.