Thank you for using Neighbourly
We would like to invite you to join our local Toastmasters Club on Zoom as our guest and find out if it is for you. We meet at 7pm on Thursday evening.
Check out the flier and contact me for more information.
We would love to have you as our guest.
Following on from yesterday's tiny house story, here's single mum Shaye sharing her experience in isolation
countdown is providing the opportunity for those in most need of the delivery service, it is aimed at those who can't or shouldn't go out.
If you are over 70 ,
have a chronic illness that could be exploited by the virus,
are in self-isolation after returning from travel or coming into … View morecountdown is providing the opportunity for those in most need of the delivery service, it is aimed at those who can't or shouldn't go out.
If you are over 70 ,
have a chronic illness that could be exploited by the virus,
are in self-isolation after returning from travel or coming into contact with someone confirmed to have COVID-19,
have disabilities that make it difficult to shop in stores.
apply only if you have no other way of getting your groceries. Excluding if you are signed up for volunteer services as it is better you have both options available to you.
find more details and the registration for this service at,
shop.countdown.co.nz...
Tiny house builders have had a surge in interest during the lockdown, some from families that are 'herding'
I am planning a project after Lockdown involving the wonderful display of love on all our streets - Teddy Bears in windows. I would like photos of Bears in windows (from the outside) but also the Teddy Bears views from the inside out! Please take you best photos and share the love on my public … View moreI am planning a project after Lockdown involving the wonderful display of love on all our streets - Teddy Bears in windows. I would like photos of Bears in windows (from the outside) but also the Teddy Bears views from the inside out! Please take you best photos and share the love on my public Facebook group page
www.facebook.com...
During COVID-19 lockdowns overseas, we've seen someone run a half marathon on a tiny balcony and the distance of Everest up and down a staircase. What will we see next in New Zealand!?
We are an active country and we like to get outdoors in our beautiful landscapes. But we know that right now… View moreDuring COVID-19 lockdowns overseas, we've seen someone run a half marathon on a tiny balcony and the distance of Everest up and down a staircase. What will we see next in New Zealand!?
We are an active country and we like to get outdoors in our beautiful landscapes. But we know that right now we must #stayhomesavelives. Here is a way that you can still keep active in your own home, and still enjoy the beautiful scenery that we have here in Aotearoa! ? #RedCrossVirtualTour
A bit of a mixed bag today Palmy. I haven’t had to do much running around for the last Forty-Eight hours as a lot of you whom have been requesting my help have found other avenues of support as well. I wanted to say this publicly as I feel that's an accomplishment you can be proud of! Just … View moreA bit of a mixed bag today Palmy. I haven’t had to do much running around for the last Forty-Eight hours as a lot of you whom have been requesting my help have found other avenues of support as well. I wanted to say this publicly as I feel that's an accomplishment you can be proud of! Just keep in mind I’m still around if you need me though, it is not a problem.
A bit of info to keep in mind, There was a person Vaping in the queue and being completely oblivious of his (smoke?) getting caught in the wind and engulfing an elderly lady behind him. Not a crime, but I’d ask that you check (if you are vaping or smoking) that it isn’t swamping someone else. I believe she spoke with him about it as after they chatted, he stopped vaping for a while. Again just something I ask we keep in mind, looking out for one another. Good on them for stopping by the way.
Something I saw as a big problem is that while in the same queue I saw some very, shall we say uppity people who were extremely inconsiderate. A person with a badge, I don’t know from what industry walked passed the queue and waited at the front of the store to get in as soon as possible. As she walked passed with a card on a lanyard dangling from her neck, the lady ahead of me called her a “Stupid expletive” rather loudly, the two guys ahead of her proceeded to swear as well and make jokes at the queue jumper's expense. I’m not one to tell others off but it was seriously uncalled for and I stepped in, the short of it is, I spoke up and got the lady in front of me on my case for my troubles... for the rest of our time together in the queue. Not so much from the other two luckily.
I don’t think I need to remind people that the rules regarding essential workers with an ID are there for a reason. If you have an ID that qualifies for priority queue jumping, please don’t feel bad about it. I’m happy to step aside. I’ll trust you haven’t the time to wait in the queue. That goes double for those with mobile difficulties. You go right ahead of the queue; most stores have priority queuing rules to let you in as soon as possible. I think it is an obligation that they have to let you in if you ask and you shouldn't feel any shame or guilt.
And if anyone feels the need to comment on someone using these legitimate reasons to get ahead in the queue. I humbly ask that you keep it to yourself, nobody needs to hear it. You could well be insulting the person whom in one way or another saves one of your friends, loved ones or even your own life.
This was just really over the top in my opinion. So I had to get it off my chest.
Please be considerate to everyone, no one needs that kind of abuse, especially in such hard times. I know its tough. My patience has been tested here and there as well but that's no excuse for such blatant abuse in my eyes.
Stay Safe Palmy
Over the next few weeks, THINK Hauora will contact thousands of people across the MidCentral District on behalf of General Practice clinics. If you belong to a practice which offers a portal, you can expect an email from THINK Hauora inviting you to register online.
Almost one million New … View moreOver the next few weeks, THINK Hauora will contact thousands of people across the MidCentral District on behalf of General Practice clinics. If you belong to a practice which offers a portal, you can expect an email from THINK Hauora inviting you to register online.
Almost one million New Zealanders already use a patient portal to connect with their General Practice team without coming into the practice. Here are a few services which may be offered through your General Practice portal:
● Request repeat prescriptions
● View laboratory results such as blood tests
● See your current diagnosis, medications and medical conditions
● Send and receive secure messages between you and your General Practice.
If you are offered Patient Portal services – say YES!
Check out how THINK Hauora is helping communities stay connected with their General Practice teams here
LINESTA | A lovely 100% linen drapery product 🤩- perfect for those large windows as it comes 300cm continuous! #linen #interiordesign #curtains
The entrance foyer at Caccia Birch House features stunning carved rimu panelling with a four-meter high ceiling.
Five stained glass panels surround the front door, 2 are original and 3 were created and made in Norsewood following the Danish sunburst design that features on the exterior eves.
… View moreThe entrance foyer at Caccia Birch House features stunning carved rimu panelling with a four-meter high ceiling.
Five stained glass panels surround the front door, 2 are original and 3 were created and made in Norsewood following the Danish sunburst design that features on the exterior eves.
The foyer leads to the gorgeous ‘afternoon conservatory,’ perfect for keeping warm whilst relaxing on a brisk afternoon.
The impressive foyer is often utilised for cocktail functions and wet-weather wedding ceremonies.
Andrew Loyld Webber's The Show Must Go On musical of the Phantom of the Opera is the stage shown on short term 48 hour release from today. www.youtube.com...
With the postponement of our much anticipated 125th Anniversary celebration this Sunday and the lockdown in place we will showcase a little of the house, room by room over the coming days and let you know a little about its history and how we use it today.
Caccia Birch House was designed by … View moreWith the postponement of our much anticipated 125th Anniversary celebration this Sunday and the lockdown in place we will showcase a little of the house, room by room over the coming days and let you know a little about its history and how we use it today.
Caccia Birch House was designed by Danish architect Ludolf Georg West and still stands on its original site.
The original home cost a little under 900 pounds to build.
It was one of the first large houses erected in the city and was built for Jacob Nannestad and his family.
Nannestad was a Norwegian immigrant and a partner in the Richter, Nannestad and Jensen sawmilling firm, which was engaged in clearing bush in the wider Hokowhitu area at the time.
This is Lulu from Mount Eden in Auckland, who has gone from having almost no-one home at the same time to having seven flatmates home almost all the time and this is how she feels about it...
Who are your bubble pets? Share your photos of your pets in the comments below - whether it’s helping … View moreThis is Lulu from Mount Eden in Auckland, who has gone from having almost no-one home at the same time to having seven flatmates home almost all the time and this is how she feels about it...
Who are your bubble pets? Share your photos of your pets in the comments below - whether it’s helping you work from home, on a local neighbourhood walk getting some exercise, or any cute, fun, and funny photos!
Until the nation moves to at least alert level 2, elderly people will not have the freedom to do many of the daily tasks we take for granted. And the risk to their health and wellbeing will increase.
Enliven’s Wellbeing Assistance team are making sure the older people in your community have … View moreUntil the nation moves to at least alert level 2, elderly people will not have the freedom to do many of the daily tasks we take for granted. And the risk to their health and wellbeing will increase.
Enliven’s Wellbeing Assistance team are making sure the older people in your community have everything they need to be well.
We are finding that they need the most practical items:
- Food
- Personal hygiene products, including continence products
- Heaters and warm clothing as winter sets in
- Personal safety alarms (in case of a fall, they can instantly request help)
- Regular phone calls for companionship and safety
You can ensure that food and essential supplies are delivered to older people in your community.
Hi Neighbours!
The Office for Seniors is working hard to keep you informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our most recent COVID-19 special edition Newsletter includes phone numbers for all regional civil defence teams, they can help you if you are struggling to access your supermarket … View moreHi Neighbours!
The Office for Seniors is working hard to keep you informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our most recent COVID-19 special edition Newsletter includes phone numbers for all regional civil defence teams, they can help you if you are struggling to access your supermarket essentials.
It also includes details on COVID-19 related scams and what to look out for to stay safe.
Read the newsletter here: bit.ly...
© Neighbourly 2024
Loading…
