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'Small Towns Big Stories' - Local people needed!

Introducing a new, free resource made by community, for community, for measuring and sharing social impact! Tūhono Impact supports organisations across Aotearoa New Zealand to understand, track, and communicate their social impact in ways that are useful to them and their communities. It is a free-to-use ‘DIY’ resource and is a first step in addressing the uncertainty and confusion about the current social investment approach. This will mean communities are prepared for whatever comes next. The approach and materials were co-developed with community and kaupapa Māori organisations, evaluators, and researchers. By including practical worksheets and Aotearoa examples, the tool moves beyond a theoretical framework, to practical guidance that can help identify areas where more attention is needed. Check out the website at: https://tuhonoimpact.nz/

A creative group where you can reflect on what the $%@! happened to your brain, your body, and your old life. 10:30am-12:30am Saturday 9th August Nelson Women's Centre - 44 Trafalgar Street (All genders welcome).

Do you crave to communicate with confidence, and create the life you deserve? Angelika Barnes Coaching offers a transformative 6-week course designed to help you: - Boost your self-esteem and self-worth - Set boundaries that protect your time and energy - Handle conflict with clarity and poise - Speak up without fear of judgment

The Nelson AI Sandbox, in collaboration with Rātā Foundation, invites leaders and managers from community organisations across Nelson, Tasman, and Marlborough to express interest in attending a free, one-day AI education workshop tailored for the non-profit sector.

Volunteer Nelson will be hosting drop-in sessions at the Stoke Library and Elma Turner Library

Come along to this interactive session, where you will be learning more about the Best Practice Guidelines and what other organisations do well in each area.

Our next Volunteer Tutor training course starts 28 August, you'll learn all you need to know to teach former refugees English in their homes. Please email Barb at English Language Partners ([email protected]) for more information or visit our website to complete your application www.englishlanguage.org.nz

What is Playback Theatre? Improvised theatre where audience stories are brought to life on stage. • Builds connection & empathy • Celebrates real experiences • Offers new perspectives Story-crafting Workshop: 6:00–6:45pm — For women only Public Performance: 7:00–8:30pm — Open to all Saturday 2nd August, Trafalgar Hall. $5-$25 (sliding scale)

Applications are open from 18 July 2025 for grant applications from individuals or organisations whose members are predominantly electricity consumers in the Network Tasman district.