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One week has already gone.
We have gone through fear, horror, worry,grief, anger.
At the Hub we all stand in support of our Muslim whānau, we are providing spaces and a neutral welcoming place for them to gather after funerals.
The Christchurch Victims Organising Committee is also based at the … View moreOne week has already gone.
We have gone through fear, horror, worry,grief, anger.
At the Hub we all stand in support of our Muslim whānau, we are providing spaces and a neutral welcoming place for them to gather after funerals.
The Christchurch Victims Organising Committee is also based at the Hub at the moment. They collect donations, deliver food and other items to the families and are creating a network of support for the victims and their families
There is a strange atmosphere at the Hub,as in the whole city, but one thing is clear: we are stronger and more united than ever.
We are many but we are one.
After consulting with our Muslim whānau, we have decided to go ahead with our Phillipstown Hub Twilight Gala. It will be an opportunity for the whole community to stay together, support and connect after the horrific event that happened last Friday.
With Canterbury Refugee Resettlement and Resource Centre, Purapura Whetu, Ōtautahi Creative Spaces, The Muse Community Music Trust, Mt Pleasant Pottery Group, White Elephant Trust, ICEcycles, Greening the Rubble, Phillipstown Community Centre Charitable Trust, OSCAR Network.
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Floral tributes on Deans Avenue are being carefully moved and rearranged outside the Masjid Al Noor Mosque, at the request of the Muslim community. Visit Newsline for more information.
We asked Stuff readers to share messages of support for those affected by the terror attack in Christchurch on March 15.
Your response was resounding, heartfelt and determined: hate has no place in our country.
You can read some of the many beautiful tributes we have received so far by clicking … View moreWe asked Stuff readers to share messages of support for those affected by the terror attack in Christchurch on March 15.
Your response was resounding, heartfelt and determined: hate has no place in our country.
You can read some of the many beautiful tributes we have received so far by clicking the link below. If you'd like to share your condolences leave a comment here or email stuffnation@stuff.co.nz.
Three teenagers are planning a march in Christchurch this weekend to "spread love" in the city after Friday's tragic shootings.
St Andrew's College students Ella Clearwater, Marshall Setu and Manaia Butler, all 16, are organising the March for Love event on Saturday at North … View moreThree teenagers are planning a march in Christchurch this weekend to "spread love" in the city after Friday's tragic shootings.
St Andrew's College students Ella Clearwater, Marshall Setu and Manaia Butler, all 16, are organising the March for Love event on Saturday at North Hagley Park.
Rolleston Ave would close so the group could march from North Hagley Park to the flowers outside the botanic gardens. The march will start at 10am.
Scott Esdaile is organising another event called Remember Those Who Lost Their Lives 15-3-19 on Sunday from 5pm to 7pm, also at North Hagley Park.
The event was originally planned for Tuesday in Cathedral Square but it was postponed until Thursday, then again until Saturday, out of respect for the Muslim community.
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A Service of Prayer and Hope is being held at 6pm tonight in Latimer Square. Everyone is welcome to this inter-church, non-denominational event. Find out more on Newsline.
Public transport is free from 7am-2pm on Saturday and after 2pm on Sunday. Services will run to usual weekend timetables, please allow extra time for your journey.
Donate today to the Christchurch Victims Fund. All money raised will help meet our victim’s needs, including support and financial assistance. We thank-you for your contribution, every little bit helps.
Everyone has shown overwhelming support in the last few days. There are a number of events coming up this week, visit Newsline to find out more.
Do you know someone that was injured in the terror attack in Christchurch last Friday?
We want to hear from anyone who was injured, or is a family member of someone who was injured or killed, so we can organise and explain the support we can provide.
Please help us share the contact details … View moreDo you know someone that was injured in the terror attack in Christchurch last Friday?
We want to hear from anyone who was injured, or is a family member of someone who was injured or killed, so we can organise and explain the support we can provide.
Please help us share the contact details and information links below.
📞 Phone us on 0800 080 273 (or International +64 78598678)
📧 Email us at christchurchresponse@acc.co.nz
🚩 Visit us at the ACC Christchurch branch, located at The BNZ Centre, Level 2, 101-111 Cashel St, Christchurch. We are open 8.30am – 5pm, Monday to Friday.
🌐 For more information on the support that’s available to you click here.
Christchurch Victims Organising Committee
If you would like to volunteer to help our members in Christchurch, please reach out to our Canterbury Neighbourhood Support Coordinator, Dave Wilkinson at: manager@canterburyns.net
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