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Lonely and the beggers :) I love how our vulnerable are fighting for their voices to be heard! They are so worth what we do!Thankyou so much to Atawhai who provided the soup tonight … View moreRain hail or snow Limitless Hope are proud to serve the vulnerable patrons in Napier city,homeless,needy,
Lonely and the beggers :) I love how our vulnerable are fighting for their voices to be heard! They are so worth what we do!Thankyou so much to Atawhai who provided the soup tonight again,because they have commited to this fortnightly through the winter we now have the capacity to do another weekly meal on the streets,starting next Wednesday,so every Monday and Wednesday 6pm at clive sqaure in Napier we will be serving hot meals!Thankyou to all those volunteers who were out tonight in the rain serving
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Did you know that you can … View moreThe Neighbourly team love to see whats happening across the country. So we thought we'd share five of the most interesting posts we've found this year!
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We love birds.....We are very animal friendly! BUT birds like to eat our fruit and....well.....we can't provide you with beautiful produce if the birds get to it first! So some clever little friends of ours from over the fence made this handsome fellow to scare the birds away. Next time you … View moreWe love birds.....We are very animal friendly! BUT birds like to eat our fruit and....well.....we can't provide you with beautiful produce if the birds get to it first! So some clever little friends of ours from over the fence made this handsome fellow to scare the birds away. Next time you pop in feel free to say hello and thank you to George.
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Not so long ago, we asked you to complete our FreshChoice Health & Beauty Survey 2017. Over 2600 people told us their beauty, health and hygiene secrets and we were AMAZED with the results!
- Almost 50% of us are eating fast food a minimum of once a month!
- Did you know that 1 in 10 of us … View moreNot so long ago, we asked you to complete our FreshChoice Health & Beauty Survey 2017. Over 2600 people told us their beauty, health and hygiene secrets and we were AMAZED with the results!
- Almost 50% of us are eating fast food a minimum of once a month!
- Did you know that 1 in 10 of us are getting less than 5 hours sleep each night?
- The most common kiwi stress relief is to exercise! Coming in at a close second was .. of course .. FOOD!
Want to see what else we found out? Like how frequently we are washing our hands...?!
Check out all our interesting findings from the FreshChoice Health & Beauty Survey 2017 here!
GARAGE SALE 52 Napier St, Jervoistown Saturday 22 July 8am start. Engineering/mechanical equipment, steel, misc items, outdoor, security fence wire, garden gear, plants etc. something for everyone.
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Ingredients
2kg crown or butternut pumpkin
2 whole bulbs garlic, unpeeled
3 large shallots, quartered (or use 1 large onion)
2 sticks celery, roughly chopped
3 sticks lemongrass (or ¼ cup lemongrass paste)
¼ cup roughly chopped ginger
2 whole large red chillies (or 1 tsp chilli flakes)
… View moreIngredients
2kg crown or butternut pumpkin
2 whole bulbs garlic, unpeeled
3 large shallots, quartered (or use 1 large onion)
2 sticks celery, roughly chopped
3 sticks lemongrass (or ¼ cup lemongrass paste)
¼ cup roughly chopped ginger
2 whole large red chillies (or 1 tsp chilli flakes)
2 tbsp peanut or rice bran oil
1 ½ tbsp brown sugar
1 tbsp ground cumin
5-6 cups vegetable or chicken stock
400ml can coconut cream (not light)
1 x bunch coriander, leaves and stalks chopped separately
3 tbsp fish sauce
1 tbsp lime juice
½ tsp fine black pepper
Method
Preheat the oven to 180c regular bake.
Scrape the seeds out of the pumpkin and discard. Chop the unpeeled pumpkin into rough 7cm chunks. Add to a large roasting tray with the shallots (or onion), celery, the garlic bulbs, lemongrass, ginger, chillies (remove the seeds from one or both chillies if you don’t like any spiciness – but I like to leave them in) oil, brown sugar and cumin. Season generously with salt and pepper, then toss to coat everything evenly.
Bake in the oven for 45 minutes, stirring about half way through. Increase the temperature to 200c fan bake and bake another 15 minutes. Remove from the oven and wait until cool enough to handle.
Peel/slice the skins off the pumpkin. Squeeze the garlic from their skins. Discard all the skins and add the garlic and pumpkin flesh to a soup pot (your largest saucepan). Add all the rest of the roasted vegetables as they are. Add the stock, coconut cream and the chopped coriander stalks. Cover, place over a medium heat and bring to a simmer for 15 minutes.
Remove the lemongrass stick (if using).
Using a stick blender, carefully puree the soup until it’s very smooth – or, cool it down first and put into blender or food processor in batches, watching out for splatters.
Add the lime juice, fish sauce and black pepper and season to taste with salt if needed.
Stir through the coriander leaves just before serving.
If you think it needs more fish sauce, lime juice or chilli to taste, feel free to add these in.
Serve a little extra chilli if you like, or an extra swirl of coconut cream (or yoghurt) and extra fresh coriander.
Kia ora. We just wanted to let you know that Citizens Advice Bureau New Zealand is now on Neighbourly!
With CABs scattered across NZ neighbourhoods, we can help you with information and advice on a variety of topics - whether it’s a tenancy dispute, a problem with your employer, a faulty … View moreKia ora. We just wanted to let you know that Citizens Advice Bureau New Zealand is now on Neighbourly!
With CABs scattered across NZ neighbourhoods, we can help you with information and advice on a variety of topics - whether it’s a tenancy dispute, a problem with your employer, a faulty product you’ve bought, or a neighbourhood problem such as an overhanging tree or working out who’s responsible for fixing a fence.
For free, confidential information and advice, visit or phone a Citizens Advice Bureau in your neighbourhood or give us a call on 0800 FOR CAB (0800 367 222).
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So humbling turning up tonight to feed at clive sqaure... one of the ones sleeping rough asked if Kevin Swannell and my ears were burning today lol when I asked why??? Response was all of us streeties have so much respect for yous.. you guys truely do care about us! Humbling when its them we truely… View moreSo humbling turning up tonight to feed at clive sqaure... one of the ones sleeping rough asked if Kevin Swannell and my ears were burning today lol when I asked why??? Response was all of us streeties have so much respect for yous.. you guys truely do care about us! Humbling when its them we truely do respect,they deserve so much and more!! Atawhai supplied a huge pot of soup again...a awesome nanny and her whanau turned up with loads of fried rice,fry bread and baking,lots of awesome volunteers with more baking and Kai,oranges from awesome Joan Orlowski and Kevin dropped off!!Love what we all do together! Check out the Community Housing Action Team Page!! Rallie coming up with voices to be heard #beapartofchange
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Feeding again this Wednesday evening!!
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Building a new home is an exciting adventure and Jennian Homes has been building the homes New Zealanders want for over 34 years.
Come and learn from the experts about the hidden costs of building and how to avoid… View moreCome along to one of our FREE info sessions to have your all questions answered.
Building a new home is an exciting adventure and Jennian Homes has been building the homes New Zealanders want for over 34 years.
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I don't know about you but this cold weather has got me feeling a bit like this! But at least the sun is shining!!
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