Engaging the Older Volunteer
The shocking fact is that volunteering hours have fallen by 42% ** By 2031, 26% of the population will be over 65. This means that as community organisations we will…
Forest School – invitation to child educators
Are you interested in Forest School? If so come and join us on 5th November at The Brook Waimarama Sanctuary Nelson. We will be introducing the inspirational Forest School approach, demonstrating…
Filing cabinet
Free to a good home: metal 3-drawer filing cabinet with keys and a number of file packets.
In Crisis? Pause, get help, choose to live!
Story in support of Mental Health Awareness Week | 23 - 29 September 2019 You may have spotted a tattooed semi-colon (;) on someone’s hand or arm and wondered what…
Success of our local charities depends on young people
A group of Nelson Tasman charities are collaborating to enable young people into leadership and governance roles in their communities. With funding from Nelson City Council the joint venture between…
Volunteers needed for Nelson’s 1st Latin American and Spain Film Festival
Volunteers are needed to help with set up each night at the Latin Film Festival starting Saturday 07 September until Sunday 27 October. If you can help, and would like…
Nelson Art Flags – Invitation to participate
This is an inclusive Public Art Project open to all residents of the Nelson Tasman region. We invite artists of all ages and abilities to submit designs which if selected will be made into large format street flags to fly in Nelson City.
CAN Election Forum – C&W meeting 11 September
Community Action Nelson presents our annual forum for the community sector. Hear what Nelson's mayoralty candidates have to say on housing, wellbeing and other issues relevant to our sector. Network and enjoy a free lunch!
Nau mai, Haere Mai, A Kiwi welcome You’re invited to attend Māori greetings and Tikanga workshop 101
Would you like to learn more about the Māori protocol and language. This is an opportunity to challenge your thinking and reflect on your Mahi (work). It will give you an understanding of the Te Ao Māori (Maori way of doing things/ protocol) and gain confidence in using Māori greetings in a safe space to practice.
Places will be limited to 30 - To register please email Val [email protected] or Sharon [email protected]
Community-led Development Training Sessions in Stoke August 2019
During August the Stoked Group is hosting 4 practical sessions to help inspire and grow your community connections, skills and projects.These workshops will be facilitated by Megan Courtney from Inspiring Communities. www.inspiringcommunities.org.nz