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Emergency Cards & Tags - providing reassurance to individuals with visible, hidden or not yet known medical conditions.
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(website will be live on Monday 30 September)
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Launching Monday 30 September.
Emergency Cards & Tags reducing the reliance on others, by providing the ability to communicate.
Website will be live from Monday 30 September.
www.emergencycards.co.nz...
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We've just launched our business - Emergency Cards.
Based in Christchurch, we're all about providing a way for people to communicate important medical and contact information when not physically able to do so yourself.
Suitable for everyone, everywhere, at any … View moreExciting news!
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Based in Christchurch, we're all about providing a way for people to communicate important medical and contact information when not physically able to do so yourself.
Suitable for everyone, everywhere, at any time.
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Learn about our living options, tour our show homes and discover the wonderful amenities on offer.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Native flax-like plant with white flowers and bright purple berries (non-edible). Excellent at weed-suppression in a mass planting. Grows to approximately 40-50cm.
Price is per plant, 25 in stock at time of listing. Pickup in Bryndwr, payment by cash or bank transfer.
Rengarenga, ready to plant. Flowering native lily, hardy to a range of environments. $6 each, 40 in stock at time of listing.
Pickup in Bryndwr, payment by cash or bank transfer.
Hi Neighbours,
My name is Harry and I have just started Good Nature Gardens.
With 10 years industry experience and qualifications in Landscape design and horticulture your garden is in safe hands. From lawn mowing to building planter boxes, we do it all. Visit our website to see our full … View moreHi Neighbours,
My name is Harry and I have just started Good Nature Gardens.
With 10 years industry experience and qualifications in Landscape design and horticulture your garden is in safe hands. From lawn mowing to building planter boxes, we do it all. Visit our website to see our full range of services.
I can provide professional advice and quotes for all your garden projects.
I am local and ready to work so get in touch today!
Preferably an older set wanted to buy. Photo is only an example.
Please ring or text 027 405 3257. Thanks Linda
I’m after anyone’s broken down petrol rotary lawnmowers will pay upto $30 if you have anything please send me a message I also do servicing repairs and parts cheers Shaun
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“I was born and raised in war. To be honest, those are not good memories.
I really like Iran, and I really miss it, but I couldn’t be myself there. Even though my family didn’t like my decision, I left Iran. I promised myself that I would do whatever I can for all communities, especially … View more“I was born and raised in war. To be honest, those are not good memories.
I really like Iran, and I really miss it, but I couldn’t be myself there. Even though my family didn’t like my decision, I left Iran. I promised myself that I would do whatever I can for all communities, especially for the kids, so they do not have the same experience I had.
I studied software engineering in Iran and left in 2006. I went to Malaysia and stayed in Kuala Lumpur for seven years. I was admitted to Lincoln University to do my PhD here, but unfortunately, I couldn’t afford the expenses. I requested a scholarship, but they told me I had to be there for six months first. So, I stayed in Malaysia and did my PhD in network security. In December 2013, I came to New Zealand with a work visa.
It took me a while to connect with the Iranian community here. I volunteered with the Multicultural Council, SPCA, and community patrol, and I established the Christchurch Iranian Society in 2017. Before that, I started working on Radio Toranj, the only Farsi-language radio show in New Zealand.
One of the reasons I started organizing cultural events was to showcase Iranian culture. I wanted to show people that we have delicious food, colorful dresses, traditional customs, and our own instruments. My hope was to show people that we are not what you see in the media.
I am working to involve all the communities that celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, in the Nowruz festival in March 2025. We want to share this celebration not only with our community but with the public as well. It’s better when it’s shared.
I remember the first time someone from Dunedin called me and asked, Hero, can you help? Something happened, and they keep declining Iranian visa applications. When I heard that, I felt insulted. We are still human, so how can they do that?
Through this journey, I’ve learned a lot. Every single day, people with different cases call me, and I try to share my knowledge and guide them as much as I can.
I have received several awards, including the Christchurch Civic Award and an Award of Recognition for my contributions to the community during the pandemic. In 2021, I established Canterbury Kia Ora Academy, a charitable trust. Through this charity, I can help other communities as well, not just the Iranian community.”
- Hero
View more stories, or nominate someone: @humansofchch
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