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The annual Age Concern Christmas Day Community Lunch will be running in 2024! This is a free community Christmas Lunch for people 60 years and over who are alone or find this time of year challenging.
☎ To … View more🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
The annual Age Concern Christmas Day Community Lunch will be running in 2024! This is a free community Christmas Lunch for people 60 years and over who are alone or find this time of year challenging.
☎ To register please call - 06 870 9060
📍 Havelock North Function Centre
🗓 25th of December 2024
🕛 12pm – 2pm
🚌 Transport will be available for those who need it.
This year we will also be offering delivery for those who are unable to leave their home due to health or mobility reason, please advise if delivery is required when you are referring.
There are limited spots, 150 for the lunch event and 50 for delivery so please don’t delay in registering. There will be no walk ins on the day.
As we age, mobility and health issues can affect daily routines and independence. It’s natural to want to step in when a loved one faces challenges with tasks they once managed easily. However, instead of taking over completely, finding a balance that offers support while still encouraging … View moreAs we age, mobility and health issues can affect daily routines and independence. It’s natural to want to step in when a loved one faces challenges with tasks they once managed easily. However, instead of taking over completely, finding a balance that offers support while still encouraging independence is key.
Chris Sinclair, Ryman's Community Liaison Leader, shares helpful tips for families and caregivers on how to promote independence and support overall wellbeing.
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Sitting in my work van, in the new New World carpark and I’ve been getting dirty looks. I get it. My van is halfway into the driving area. Literally. If you look, even from a distance, you’ll see my back end is almost hard against the fence, with my towball around the corner of the fence.
My … View moreSitting in my work van, in the new New World carpark and I’ve been getting dirty looks. I get it. My van is halfway into the driving area. Literally. If you look, even from a distance, you’ll see my back end is almost hard against the fence, with my towball around the corner of the fence.
My work van is over 6m long and the car parks are only about 4.5m. The only spaces I can park out of the way are the nearest and the furthest corners from the door. And that still means parking across another carpark. Today, both those parks were taken.
Now, before you point out that I shouldn’t bring such a big vehicle to the supermarket, 1) why not? Everyone needs to shop; and 2) I drive a retirement village resident passenger van. And they have as much right to shop as anyone.
Okay, so park in the mobility parks. Nope. I don’t have a Mobility decal or placard. And, those parks are the same length as all the others.
So, if you want to get me to stop blocking the way, do the supermarket survey on your receipts and ask for one way driving around the carpark (clockwise is the most logical and safest) and oversized parks. Almost every other supermarket has them. Vehicles are getting bigger, parks aren’t.
I have 2 tickets for the Holly Trail on 7,8 and 9 November for sale at $340 (the cost price being $170 per ticket )
2024 is the 50th anniversary of the Week of Prayer for World Peace, which started in 1974 and now welcomes every one of any faith, or none, to take part.
The 2024 Week will start on Sunday the 13 October and run through to Sunday 20 of October. The events during the Week include an interfaith … View more2024 is the 50th anniversary of the Week of Prayer for World Peace, which started in 1974 and now welcomes every one of any faith, or none, to take part.
The 2024 Week will start on Sunday the 13 October and run through to Sunday 20 of October. The events during the Week include an interfaith service at Saint Patrick’s Church, 4 Munroe Street, Napier South, on Sunday 13 October at 4.0 pm, to which everyone of any faith, or none, is invited. No admission charge.
A booklet with prayers and readings from many different faiths and traditions, for each day of the Week, can be found on Facebook at WPWPNZ2014.
There will also be a program on Radio Hawke’s Bay about the Week of Prayer, Mondays after the 2.00 pm news and weather during October. Frequencies are 104.7 FM, 1431 AM, or on the internet radiohawkesbay.org.nz...
You may not know it, but in many faiths and traditions you can find the same or similar Golden Rule that you should treat others with kindness, empathy, and compassion.
Excellent condition. Sealy mattress and base.Wanting $490.Could deliver in Hastings area Ph 0274 444 215.Geoff
Does anyone have a fitness rowing machine they want to sell. Text Liz 02109000344.
Packing material for moving, boxes from $4 each incl GST, tape from $5 a roll , paper $50 for 10KG, bubble $3/metre and bed bags $7 each
It’s a lot of fun (and easy) to turn a terracotta plant pot and saucer into your very own toadstool table with Resene Poppy and Resene Alabaster paint.
Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Garage Sale
WHEN: This SAT 12th OCT 9.30-11.30am
WHERE: Corner of Beech Rd and Willowpark Rd SOUTH (400 Willowpark Rd Sth, Akina, Hastings 4122)
ITEMS WILL BE ON THE DRIVEWAY BEECH ROAD SIDE
Second hand books, clothing, mini freezer, wood BBQ, bike frame, older Dryer, old villa sash … View moreGarage Sale
WHEN: This SAT 12th OCT 9.30-11.30am
WHERE: Corner of Beech Rd and Willowpark Rd SOUTH (400 Willowpark Rd Sth, Akina, Hastings 4122)
ITEMS WILL BE ON THE DRIVEWAY BEECH ROAD SIDE
Second hand books, clothing, mini freezer, wood BBQ, bike frame, older Dryer, old villa sash window frame, and miscellaneous ..
Having a big clear out and everything must GO. Make an offer, some free stuff, or Koha
Hello everyone. Our newly-formed Hawke's Bay Charitable Women's Health Trust is seeking a new treasurer. Comprised of four local women foundation members including a clinical advisor, Rose Gold Trust is focused on delivering positive health outcomes for Hawke's Bay women, … View moreHello everyone. Our newly-formed Hawke's Bay Charitable Women's Health Trust is seeking a new treasurer. Comprised of four local women foundation members including a clinical advisor, Rose Gold Trust is focused on delivering positive health outcomes for Hawke's Bay women, particularly in the menopause and midlife space. We're hoping you or your networks may know someone with experience as a treasurer and ideally (but not essentially) having had governance experience. We meet via Zoom once a month and actively work on fundraising events and proposals. Like every trustee, this would be a volunteer position. But it's a great cause and we'd love to know if anyone is keen to join us! Please reply or email me in confidence yvonne@yvonnelorkin.com
Does anyone know anyone that sells small ball bearings in the bay?
Thanks
Ray
Staying Safe: Refresher Course for Older Drivers- The theory-based refresher course is an opportunity for people to re-familiarise themselves with traffic rules and safe driving practices in a friendly and relaxed environment with other older drivers. The course includes information on other … View moreStaying Safe: Refresher Course for Older Drivers- The theory-based refresher course is an opportunity for people to re-familiarise themselves with traffic rules and safe driving practices in a friendly and relaxed environment with other older drivers. The course includes information on other transport options available to help keep you mobile for as long as possible, whether behind the wheel or when you stop driving.
Upcoming FREE course date:
*28 November 2024 at St Luke's (24 Te Mata Road, Havelock North 4130) from 10:00am-2:00pm.
Registration essential and lunch provided. Book in by calling 06 870 9060 or email healthpromotion@ageconcernhb.co.nz
Reducing stigma starts with the words we use, and shifting the way we talk about dementia is a powerful step forward. This World Alzheimer’s Month, Ryman is highlighting the importance of reducing the discrimination caused by stigma surrounding people living with dementia.
Caroline Bartle, … View moreReducing stigma starts with the words we use, and shifting the way we talk about dementia is a powerful step forward. This World Alzheimer’s Month, Ryman is highlighting the importance of reducing the discrimination caused by stigma surrounding people living with dementia.
Caroline Bartle, Ryman’s Dementia Care and Innovations Lead, says that using appropriate language when referring to people with Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia can foster a more inclusive society. This not only benefits those experiencing cognitive decline but also their families and the wider community.
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Has anyone purchased the copper bullet pocket hose advertised on tv… Is it a good buy if you have ?
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