The New Zealand Medical Students Association has students available on Sunday, 28th of April for a couple of hours in the morning. There are 40 students all up, but they can be split into smaller groups.
HP All-in-One 21 PC’s (5). Approx 2.5 years old.
Intel Pentium Silver CPU 2 GhZ 4-core. 8 GB Ram, 240 GB hard disk. CD-Rom drive. 20.7” screen.
Have had a system reset and are running Windows 11.
Contact Bevan Woodward: [email protected]
Poipoia te Pitomota is a 5-day programme which focusses on leadership, first aid and wellbeing for rangatahi. It's happening at the Victory Community Centre in the April school holidays. There is no cost and kai is provided each day. Spaces are limited. For more details, contact [email protected].
The Community Organisation Grants Scheme (COGS) provides government-funded grants to non-profit organisations delivering community-based social services and projects that contribute to locally determined priorities.
The COGS Nelson/Tasman Distribution Committee wants to hear what’s important in the region to help determine local priorities through a survey.
Stevens Orchard Lawyers has been researching the changes to incorporated societies law that will be brought in by the new Incorporated Societies Act 2022. You can download the article below.
At Women of Worth we provide ways, founded on personal worth, for women in Aotearoa New Zealand to make the changes they desire in their lives. That’s our purpose, why we exist.
This short article is about Epilepsy New Zealand and Purple Day on Tuesday the 26th of March 2024. It explains what Purple Day is, how you can get involved and what events are being held in the Tasman/Nelson region.
The Whānau Social Worker role at Te Korowai Trust is to provide an intensive Kaupapa Māori social work service for whānau where tamariki/rangatahi have been identified as at significant risk of harm or offending. Our goal is to support whanau to ensure their Tamariki are in a loving whanau environment.
Come along and be inspired by how simple it is to help someone find connection. Learn more and register for free via the website:
https://www.wellby.org.nz/signposters