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If you're looking for a volunteering opportunity in Palmerston North and you're a bit of a green thumb, the Palmerston North Hospital's lovely Garden of Tranquillity needs some more hands to provide some tender loving care.
The times are flexible and it's just a few hours week … View moreIf you're looking for a volunteering opportunity in Palmerston North and you're a bit of a green thumb, the Palmerston North Hospital's lovely Garden of Tranquillity needs some more hands to provide some tender loving care.
The times are flexible and it's just a few hours week with Barbara and the team.
If you're interested you can call 06 355 4354 to register your interest.
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Here is a great opportunity to help a famous All Black to get his memoir published in New Zealand. This is a dynamic story of New Zealand rugby in the 50s and 60s when Neven played with Wilson Whineray, Don Clark, Kelvin Tremain, Colin Meads and many of the other all time rugby heroes.
Neven talks … View moreHere is a great opportunity to help a famous All Black to get his memoir published in New Zealand. This is a dynamic story of New Zealand rugby in the 50s and 60s when Neven played with Wilson Whineray, Don Clark, Kelvin Tremain, Colin Meads and many of the other all time rugby heroes.
Neven talks frankly about the difficulties in his life ‘when the crowd stops roaring’ and the reality away from the rugby field. There are immense challenges, including a suicide attempt and his battle with alcoholism. But there is also hope, triumph and new beginnings in this candid memoir, with Neven going on to give back and help numerous others who have lost their way.
Go to my website www.nevenmacewan.com... and pre-order your copy.
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