9 days ago

2025 Mahi Aroha Youth Award

Olivia from Volunteer Wellington

The Youth Award celebrates a young volunteer (under 25) who is making a significant impact in their community. Their passion, energy and dedication are driving positive change, and they deserve to be recognized for their mahi.

Nominations are open! Know an inspiring young volunteer? Nominate them today.

A special shoutout to the Youth Impact leaders for being the faces of this video!

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2 days ago

Poll: Has your Kiwisaver taken a dip?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

With the US tariffs ramping up and the stock market taking a hit, many are noticing a change in their Kiwisaver amounts.

If you've had a peek at your Kiwisaver balance since, have you seen it decrease?

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Has your Kiwisaver taken a dip?
  • 84.9% Yes, it's decreased
    84.9% Complete
  • 11.8% Nope
    11.8% Complete
  • 3.3% Other - I'll share below
    3.3% Complete
484 votes
2 hours ago

Micro-Volunteering Day

Olivia from Volunteer Wellington

Happy Micro-Volunteering Day!

Today is about acknowledging the power of small, meaningful mahi that create a big impact. Whether you have 5 minutes or an hour, there's always something you can do to support your community, spread kindness or make a difference.

You don't need to commit to anything long-term - just a little time, effort and aroha.

Here are just a few examples of micro-volunteering!

3 hours ago

Waikanae Arts and Crafts Society

Jocelyn from Waikanae

SPINNING, KNITTING AND CROCHET (SKC) EVENING GROUP
For those who cannot come during the day, we have a spinning, knitting and crochet group on Tuesday evenings between 7.30 and 9.00pm, 27a Elizabeth Street, Waikanae (across the railway line). The group are more than happy to help you get started. We also have an extensive library of patterns to get you on your way. Everyone welcome! Contact Judy Davis 027 453 5232.
For those who enjoy crocheting, look at these photos of a magnificent Wharenui Hatikoa (Māori meeting house) currently at the Canterbury Museum - all in crochet!
Something to aspire to?