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Size: 1071 x 916
Used, but clean condition.
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Kia ora Whanau
Currently I am leading my local Rotary club called Rotalite,
we are a satellite Club for Henderson Rotary.
I have been an active member for 6 years now, for those that don't know we are an organisation that puts service before self.
Our club focus on doing awesome projects … View moreKia ora Whanau
Currently I am leading my local Rotary club called Rotalite,
we are a satellite Club for Henderson Rotary.
I have been an active member for 6 years now, for those that don't know we are an organisation that puts service before self.
Our club focus on doing awesome projects in the community, we take on a more relaxed approach then most clubs, without all the formalities.
Personally I started this campaign 6 years ago,
with good intentions to help out our rough sleeping community.
I collected donations from local schools and businesses,
distributed up to 150 packs, connected with some really amazing organisations like orange sky and the village trust.
However the last 2 years my campaign has morphed into supporting struggling families, as I realised there is huge demand for food parcels.
As families face hardship they also struggle to put food on the table. Many families go into unaffordable debt trying to put on a Christmas, well many families go with out all together.
None of this would be possible if wasn't for generous people like yourself, working together to help our local communities and all the beautiful people in it. We see you, we appreciate you.
How can you help??
We simply ask that friends and family come together, see what kind of donation items you can find around the house, or when you go shopping. There is a list of items down below, however we are also accepting cash donations so we can purchase fresh fruit and vegetables.
Please do not feel limited in what you can provide, it's as simple as thinking what kind of items would struggling families need??
We are also extending our reach to local schools, businesses and organisations.
All you would have to do is run a collection for 3 weeks, put a box in your local reception area, display a poster of our campaign, as collections build up, inform us and we would come and pick these items up.
The good thing is everyone will get some local advertising, a special mention through rotary and local pages. Also we get to work together this Christmas making a real difference to peoples lives, really showing the world the impact our community can have when we band together for a good cause.
This year we are working with local food banks, food distribution networks and social providers who will connect us to struggling families in need.
We did not think this campaign would affect so many peoples lives, Its not until your get closer to this struggle that you truly understand how hard these times can be, both financially and mentally.
The impact in putting a smile on someone face, when families think no one cares is what really powers the kind of work we do.
For us to continue sharing the positive love and support, we really need more people to share in our vision. Never has a time been more important then now, lets work together to make our neighbourhood a more kinder and compassionate place to bring up our children.
We thank you for your support and encouragement,
just remember every item contributed will make a massive difference in the lives of those beautiful people that receive them.
god bless
Ngā mihi nui ki a koe
Very lovely private and quiet place to live
room is 2.380 mm wide 3.800 m long with a large 1.200 mm wide wardrobe hanging and shelving inside
Must be clean and tidy
A very easy place to come and go from.
share the house with others
$220.00 per week a room is available includes power, … View moreVery lovely private and quiet place to live
room is 2.380 mm wide 3.800 m long with a large 1.200 mm wide wardrobe hanging and shelving inside
Must be clean and tidy
A very easy place to come and go from.
share the house with others
$220.00 per week a room is available includes power, water, internet and more
available now
3 weeks bond to go to bond centre no rent in advance
the house is furnturished with appliances, couch, dinning room furinture, crockery etc
you will need your own bedroom furniture TV computer bedding food ...
If you need a bed we have one
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and our local boards are bringing the free good will and joy to a neighbourhood near you.
With Vector, we are bringing illuminations to your summer nights with the sustainable energy show Vector Lights from December 13th.
A recent article in Western Leader started me thinking.
It appears from COP22 that Climate change has become a fact of life. It could be irreversible and continue for the next century.
The ratio of free oxygen in the air is 20% but the ratio of carbon dioxide has risen from 0.04% to nearly … View moreA recent article in Western Leader started me thinking.
It appears from COP22 that Climate change has become a fact of life. It could be irreversible and continue for the next century.
The ratio of free oxygen in the air is 20% but the ratio of carbon dioxide has risen from 0.04% to nearly 0.1% which is what could be causing the change in climate. .
So to rebalance the planets ecosystems we need less carbon dioxide and/or more oxygen. Well, it could be the planets answer is to melt the tundra and permafrost around the poles to supply more oxygen but this will cause global warming and will surely cause the melt ice to increase the average ocean level a little.
In anticipation of this, governments everywhere should ban building within a metre or two of todays high tide sea level and plan for the evacuation of low level residents to new towns at a safe height above sea level.
Pacific Islanders particularly should not delay, as any outside assistance will be too late to avoid the flood disaster occurring but by all means play blame games to get green money from developed richer nations to clean up the damage done to their island.
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1 pair Roderick leather boots $20good condition,
1 pair shoesJulius Marlow crystal sole as new $20,
selling in behalf .sell seperate or together,
pick up henderson heights.
Price: $40
Buy 1 Item, get the second item Half Price! Head into any participating store, or order online on Friday 25th November to get 50% off your second item.
Conditions Apply. Use Code: “TGHBF50” for online orders (Active 12am-11:59pm Friday 25th). 50% off second item (discount automatically … View moreBuy 1 Item, get the second item Half Price! Head into any participating store, or order online on Friday 25th November to get 50% off your second item.
Conditions Apply. Use Code: “TGHBF50” for online orders (Active 12am-11:59pm Friday 25th). 50% off second item (discount automatically applied to the same or lower priced item online). Online orders limited to 2 products (1 discount) per transaction.
In store sale applies to same day pickups only, order online for future pickups. Instore sales not available at Glenfield and Henderson Stores (online orders still available). First in first served (no holds, phone orders etc). Applies to all stocked items
TGH Glen Eden Store: Unit 3, 4161 Great North Road, Glen Eden, Auckland 0602 (Next to Burger King)
Due to the amount of rain we've had lately and more rain predicted, we've made ourselves available. Call us if you're experiencing flooding, need a Hydro Jett to unblock a drain or if you'd like a CCTV to get a very clear understanding of what's going on with your drains, … View moreDue to the amount of rain we've had lately and more rain predicted, we've made ourselves available. Call us if you're experiencing flooding, need a Hydro Jett to unblock a drain or if you'd like a CCTV to get a very clear understanding of what's going on with your drains, we can provide you with drainage solutions.
On Monday, 21 November, the Supreme Court ruled that preventing 16 and 17-year-olds from voting is 'unjustified age discrimination'.
The current age of voting is 18 in New Zealand and lobby group Make It 16 have been running a youth-led campaign advocating for the vote to be extended … View moreOn Monday, 21 November, the Supreme Court ruled that preventing 16 and 17-year-olds from voting is 'unjustified age discrimination'.
The current age of voting is 18 in New Zealand and lobby group Make It 16 have been running a youth-led campaign advocating for the vote to be extended to our 16 and 17-year-olds.
“This is history,” said Make It 16 co-director Caeden Tipler. “Today New Zealand’s highest court has confirmed that stopping young people from voting is a breach of our human rights...The government and Parliament cannot ignore such a clear legal and moral message. They must let us vote.”
Share your thoughts below - these may be published in the We Say You Say column of the local papers.
Quick reminder of the rules for would-be campers, to make sure that everyone can enjoy what our region has to offer safely and respectfully.
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Bargains galore for a great cause!
25% off all second hand goods from Friday 25th through to Monday the 28th.
Be in quick and don’t miss out.
We will also have a make an offer table this week
Always looking for extra help if you have time to spare ,call in for a visit and see what’s involved… View moreBargains galore for a great cause!
25% off all second hand goods from Friday 25th through to Monday the 28th.
Be in quick and don’t miss out.
We will also have a make an offer table this week
Always looking for extra help if you have time to spare ,call in for a visit and see what’s involved in being a volunteer .
See you in store at
Red Cross Henderson
433 great north road
Henderson
09 835 5211
Kia ora neighbours, a woman on holiday in Auckland has warned others from staying at Avondale Motor Park after spending a night in a mouldy room where she “feared for her safety”.
Fenton said when she arrived the room was covered in mould and her family were kept awake all night by people … View moreKia ora neighbours, a woman on holiday in Auckland has warned others from staying at Avondale Motor Park after spending a night in a mouldy room where she “feared for her safety”.
Fenton said when she arrived the room was covered in mould and her family were kept awake all night by people shouting and fighting as well as loud music.
Have you ever had a bad experience at an Auckland motel?
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