2189 days ago

What's on at Strathmore Community Centres, 108 Strathmore Ave and Raukawa Reserve.

Toni Taylor from Strathmore Park Community Centre Trust

Kia ora koutou,

Strathmore Park Community Centre Trust would like to take a moment to say a big THANK YOU to all of the fabulous people who kindly donate their valuable time and goods to our community.

All the clothes, gifts and food donated find homes that appreciate your generosity. We love sharing your kindness with others!

To our ever long list of amazing people who volunteer in many ways! Keeping our centres tidy, helping with food pickups and deliveries, cooking, baking, dropping people home… the list goes on!

All of your support and kindness makes a huge difference to peoples’ lives.

Community spirit is strong here in Strathmore!

Updates to our regular programmes and services:
-Hula Fix – Unfortunately there is no class this week. The lovely Linda will be back next week to get your bodies moving again;
-Vinnies Social Worker – Kim is here this Thursday 20th, 9.30am – 1.30pm;
-Citizens Advice Bureau – Are stationed at Raukawa Wednesday 19th, 10.00-11.00am.

There is a great buzz of conversation going on at our Friday morning group thanks to the 'Life Skills' group. Merrie, Jocelyn and the rest of the volunteer crew are working towards gift making ideas for Christmas. It's also really exciting to have Catherine Lloyd join us to share her knowledge of embroidery and patch work.

Keep an eye and an ear out for our new Term activities! Buzz words are; cushion covers, angels, community friendship blanket/quilt/patchwork...
Have a great week everyone!

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