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After the Government’s announcement that Vaccine Passes and mandates within certain areas of business can be dropped, Northgate Community Services Trust assessed the programmes that these affected.
We have concluded that the Foot Clinic clients and volunteers are at no greater risk of … View moreAfter the Government’s announcement that Vaccine Passes and mandates within certain areas of business can be dropped, Northgate Community Services Trust assessed the programmes that these affected.
We have concluded that the Foot Clinic clients and volunteers are at no greater risk of contracting or spreading Covid-19 at the clinic than out in the community, therefore have dropped the Vaccine Pass and mandate for Close Contact Workers. Our volunteers will still be required to wear a face mask or display their exemption. We will also continue to distance our clinic chairs and have the room well ventilated.
Kia Ora Community Meals will be restarting up on the 4th of May, and we will be able to gather and sit indoors again for a meal. We still are encouraging mask-wearing while people aren’t seated for eating and spacing between tables and good ventilation will also continue.
Unfortunately, we do not currently have anyone to do the hairdressing that we used to offer.
Our old Feel Good Friday programmes have ceased, but we hope to start up something new for our seniors again very soon.
Zion is able to have their end of term concerts with a greater capacity limit and welcome all members of the public back to classes and concerts.
How Addictive Eaters Anonymous works
Members of Addictive Eaters Anonymous (AEA) achieve sobriety by sharing their experience, strength and hope with each other and living the Twelve Step programme of recovery as a way of life. By regular attendance at AEA meetings, getting a sponsor, working … View moreHow Addictive Eaters Anonymous works
Members of Addictive Eaters Anonymous (AEA) achieve sobriety by sharing their experience, strength and hope with each other and living the Twelve Step programme of recovery as a way of life. By regular attendance at AEA meetings, getting a sponsor, working the steps, keeping in contact with sober members, and carrying the message of recovery to the still suffering addictive eater, members are freed from addictive eating and the obsession with food.
Newcomers sometimes struggle to understand how AEA works. There are no rules and no one appears to be in charge. No one seems to tell anyone else what to do. This is because AEA members simply share what has worked for them. They are guided by the the Twelve Traditions of Addictive Eaters Anonymous. Members have found from their own experience that change must come from within and cannot be forced upon another person. At the heart of the AEA programme is the spiritual concept of surrender. When a newcomer is ready and asks a member for help, the following suggestions are generally made to them:
Painted glass bottles make a stylish display on their own or with the addition of dried foliage. The paint is on the inside so they still have that lovely glass sheen. Use Resene testpots to co-ordinate with your home's colour palette.
Find out how to create your own.
Good morning everyone, anyone who would like to have a stall or even a wee boot sale at our next market on 7th may please contact us at Northernmarketchristchurch@gmail.com we would lve to hear from you. Our market gives back to the community so you will be helping others out as well as making … View moreGood morning everyone, anyone who would like to have a stall or even a wee boot sale at our next market on 7th may please contact us at Northernmarketchristchurch@gmail.com we would lve to hear from you. Our market gives back to the community so you will be helping others out as well as making money for yourselves :)
Dear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for persimmon recipes, so send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz before April 29, 2022.
Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Homegrown … View moreDear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for persimmon recipes, so send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz before April 29, 2022.
Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Homegrown Recipes.
World Creativity and Innovation Day provides people with an excuse to try to solve old problems in new ways, with the potential of finding better and more effective methods to accomplish our goals!
Selling basketball hoop as we don't use it anymore. The height is adjustable for various age groups. 2.45m at the lowest to 3.05m at the highest, The plastic has come off the backboard but this is easily repairable. The hoop works well despite this. The base has sand in it for stability. JUST … View moreSelling basketball hoop as we don't use it anymore. The height is adjustable for various age groups. 2.45m at the lowest to 3.05m at the highest, The plastic has come off the backboard but this is easily repairable. The hoop works well despite this. The base has sand in it for stability. JUST WANT GONE!
Thank you everyone who entered our easter raffle we had so many entries and had an inpartial person draw it for us. Winners were:
!st place $100 New World Northwood hamper was Tim 2nd place Cheeseboard set was Kath
3rd place Bunny and chocolate eggs in hamper was Carolyn
… View moreThank you everyone who entered our easter raffle we had so many entries and had an inpartial person draw it for us. Winners were:
!st place $100 New World Northwood hamper was Tim 2nd place Cheeseboard set was Kath
3rd place Bunny and chocolate eggs in hamper was Carolyn
4th place $10 pizza voucher was Marg
Well done guys 🙂
The St Albans Fruit & Vege Co-Op is now Community Kai Network, which aims to give people access to healthy, fresh food at a fair price and involve people in building their community.
This is run by the Community Focus Trust based in St Albans.
Each week you will receive a selection of … View moreThe St Albans Fruit & Vege Co-Op is now Community Kai Network, which aims to give people access to healthy, fresh food at a fair price and involve people in building their community.
This is run by the Community Focus Trust based in St Albans.
Each week you will receive a selection of fresh produce, with different varieties most weeks. All produce is seasonal and fresh. The average saving per week if brought from a mainstream supermarket is around $15.00, so you could save on average $60 per month.
Community Kai Network Sign Up Details:
Option 1: Set up a direct credit into our account: please fill in your surname and SPR in the reference field, so we can track all orders - this needs to be paid into this account by Friday. Our account is :
Kiwibank 38-9018-0645983-04
Option 2: Contact us on our Facebook page telling us how you wish to pay (Cash or Direct Credit), and if you will be ordering weekly or fortnightly. Cost: $15.00
All orders are packed on a Wednesday and can be collected from our Community House, 136 Springfield Rd, St Albans I 10:30am - 5:00pm.
As we are now using reusable bags, please bring your own bags to swap the produce over.
Contact Mark at communityfocustrust@gmail.com for more info on our Facebook page - www.facebook.com...
From reporter Tina Law:
KiwiRail is putting communities at risk by causing delays to work on cycleways across Christchurch, a city councillor warns.
The state-owned enterprise tasked with managing the country’s rail network is being blamed by the Christchurch City Council for delays on at least… View moreFrom reporter Tina Law:
KiwiRail is putting communities at risk by causing delays to work on cycleways across Christchurch, a city councillor warns.
The state-owned enterprise tasked with managing the country’s rail network is being blamed by the Christchurch City Council for delays on at least four cycleway projects – all of which were supposed to be fast-tracked thanks to Government shovel-ready funding.
The proposed cycleway routes either cross or run parallel to KiwiRail’s tracks, therefore design changes are needed to make it safer for cyclists.
However, the design work requires approval from KiwiRail, and in many cases these have not been forthcoming or KiwiRail and the council disagree about the level of work that is required. Read the full story here.
Apologies, but we won't have any food available again this Wednesday. Watch this space for updates to our what our Community Meals will look like in the future!
anyone wishing to help volunteer to do some leaflet drop offs tomorrow (friday) please meet up at 10am at redwood hotel we would love your help to word of our market out to our locals
To get fit and feel really good it involves building up strength, mobility, stability, cardio fitness and most of all fun. This package is to give those in my community an opportunity to work with others to achieve results. Sessions are capped at 4, so there will be lots of individual attention, … View moreTo get fit and feel really good it involves building up strength, mobility, stability, cardio fitness and most of all fun. This package is to give those in my community an opportunity to work with others to achieve results. Sessions are capped at 4, so there will be lots of individual attention, all programs will be tailored to the individual. This challenge is for 4 weeks with 3 sessions per week with lots of follow-up options. Ask your buddy if they would like to come along.
Call or text me today (LJ) Lorna Jean on 0210535546
My husband lost his driver for golf off his trailer on Saturday between redwood and the coringa golf club. If anyone has seen it please message me
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