Out To Lunch – 3 July
Community Lunch @ St Barnabas church Stoke11:45am Wednesday July 3rd at St Barnabas Church Stoke (opposite Countdown
Tasman District Council Community Grants
Tasman District Council's Community Grants are now open and close on 31 July 2019.
Women of Influence Awards nominations are open
Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Affordable CBD office to lease (Officeside) Richmond Town Hall
Rare opportunity for affordable office lease, are you a new business, community group, practitioner this maybe for you.
Culture Show, Food & Arts Trade – 22 June
Refugees Week 2019 "Different Past, Shared Future" - Supporting our former refugees. Growing from the challenges and thanking the wider community for the love and welcome. #WeAreOne #WeAreBlessed.
Hearing aid users morning tea – 20 June
Hearing Nelson invites Hearing Aid users and those considering Hearing Aids to a free morning tea.
Alzheimers Society Nelson Incorporated – AGM – 20 June
Alzheimers Society Nelson Incorporated will be holding its Annual General Meeting at Stoke Baptist Church including a guest speaker
Open Arms at Community Health & Movement Space
The team at Wellness Movement would like to widen the scope and fulfil the vision for this great space to benefit a broad cross section of the community. To this end they are inviting community groups to consider utilising the facility at reduced rates.
Red Cross Refugee Support Volunteers – 20 July
Red Cross Refugee Support Volunteers (RSV’s) work in a team to support a former refugee family build a new life in Nelson! Full training is provided (free). Contact NZ Red Cross [email protected] 546-5012
Nelson CLD Network – your thoughts on next steps
Kia ora Nelson CLD NetworkA big thanks to Jen Lund for sharing her coaching wisdom with us last week and it was nice to see new faces at the table!After 7 years of meeting, late last year the Network revised its purpose and approach (see attached) and agreed to hold three sessions in 2019 before pausing again to assess the longer term future of the network.This year the CLD Network has hosted lunchtime sessions around happenings at Victory Community Centre, regional social enterprise hub planning and a coaching session on ‘how to help people without putting your ideas onto them’. While numbers and faces have varied at each session, there have been really interesting discussions and new connections made.So…..where to next for the CLD Network?
Whether or not you’ve managed to attend one of this year’s sessions, please take 2-3 minutes to share your thoughts on the Nelson CLD Network and next steps by Tuesday 11 June.Here’s the link to the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KN7MC78Thanks in advance for contributing your thoughts – it’s up to the group to decide what happens next.Megan and Blair
On behalf of the CLD Network