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Help The Warehouse support Water Skills for Life and keep our little kiwis safe in the water.
Water Skills for Life is a program developed for children in Years 1 - 8 to learn water safety skills and risk awareness.
It gives them the tools they need to stay safe now and for their future lives… View moreHelp The Warehouse support Water Skills for Life and keep our little kiwis safe in the water.
Water Skills for Life is a program developed for children in Years 1 - 8 to learn water safety skills and risk awareness.
It gives them the tools they need to stay safe now and for their future lives in, on and around the water. Children are taught Water Skills for Life at school. It’s easy to teach and fun for kids to learn.
Support Drowning prevention training for all kids. Donate in-store today.
We are seeking experienced Fleet Service Technicians to join our friendly and supportive Commercial team at Bridgestone in Christchurch who can provide exceptional levels of customer service to our valued customers in performing tyre servicing on commercial vehicles, heavy construction equipment, … View moreWe are seeking experienced Fleet Service Technicians to join our friendly and supportive Commercial team at Bridgestone in Christchurch who can provide exceptional levels of customer service to our valued customers in performing tyre servicing on commercial vehicles, heavy construction equipment, and off-road vehicles for Bridgestone customers.
You will be responsible for maintaining designated Bridgestone customer vehicle fleets, fleet service requirements and performing daily fleet service runs.
You must possess a full and clean NZ driver’s license. We offer competitive remuneration package and a range of extensive career opportunities to the right candidate.
From the Phillipstown Community trust.
Back to school costs
The wonderful Deborah Lemon from Rehua Marae has compiled this comprehensive list of where families can access a bit of help with getting the kids back to school. Thanks, Deborah, for this great work. You can also check out … View moreFrom the Phillipstown Community trust.
Back to school costs
The wonderful Deborah Lemon from Rehua Marae has compiled this comprehensive list of where families can access a bit of help with getting the kids back to school. Thanks, Deborah, for this great work. You can also check out Deborah's website, Navigate Your Way, for a great resource that helps navigate through government and social services.
The Salvation Army can support families with uniform grants, vouchers for stationery and assistance with devices. Contact your local centre to discuss your needs.
The City Mission's back to school programme can help with purchasing uniforms, shoes, stationery and other costs.
The JR McKenzie Youth Fund can provide help where death, sickness, family break up or economic hardship make it difficult for families to meet educational costs. The fund is administered by local Rotary Clubs.
Make It Happen helps Christchurch families with school-related costs including uniform, clothing, fees, school trips, sport, music and cultural activities.
Variety can organise a sponsor for children between 5 and 15. The charity connects donors with individual children. If you'd like to sponsor a child, you can follow the link to learn more. Kidscan also assist children during the year and always need sponsors.
Work and Income New Zealand can offer loans to qualifying applications to cover school costs. You don't have to be on a benefit, but income thresholds apply. If you are on a benefit, you can apply for an advance to help with school costs.
If you're caring for someone else's child and receiving unsupported child benefit or orphan's benefit, you can apply for the school start up payment.
If you live in Papanui, Papanui Rotary's Children In Need Trust can help with small grants, but remember it's only for Papanui residents.
Remember to talk to your school. They should be flexible about families taking a bit longer to purchase some uniform items. Some may offer hardship grants and donations from parents are voluntary by law. If you do pay the donation, you can claim a tax rebate for up to one third of the cost.
Different iwi have funding available for schooling - talk to the individual tribe for details including how to apply.
Contact my staff if you would like to discuss school costs. I am also happy to hear from parents if schools are penalising families for non payment - this should not happen.
From Duncan Webb
5 bedroom townhouse for sale - open day this Sunday between 2-3
Full listing available on Trademe www.trademe.co.nz...
Your generosity is helping to ensure we have another successful Wasp Wipeout season this summer. Baiting is about to start in some areas so thank you to those who are volunteering to help put it out. You can donate to Wasp Wipeout here: givealittle.co.nz... or find out more here: … View moreYour generosity is helping to ensure we have another successful Wasp Wipeout season this summer. Baiting is about to start in some areas so thank you to those who are volunteering to help put it out. You can donate to Wasp Wipeout here: givealittle.co.nz... or find out more here: www.stuff.co.nz...
Wanting low price small car panel job done (might not need to be done) plus small paint job. Pay Cash.
Since the 1st January we have taken on 105 cats & kittens in just 24 days! 🙀
😿And in just 24 days our January vet bill is already over $17,000! 😿
This our latest kitten to arrive in care who was trapped this morning she has joined her 2 siblings and we are hoping to get the last one … View moreSince the 1st January we have taken on 105 cats & kittens in just 24 days! 🙀
😿And in just 24 days our January vet bill is already over $17,000! 😿
This our latest kitten to arrive in care who was trapped this morning she has joined her 2 siblings and we are hoping to get the last one soon!
As we have so many cats and kittens coming through our care we are going through a lot of litter! We need pellet fuel (the most economical litter) ASAP.
We are currently going through two to three 15kg bags per week!
If anyone could donate some and drop off please email us for an address catrescue.chch@gmail.com😽
Pellet fuel can be purchased at PAK'nSAVE or hardware stores, but currently not at Bunnings until winter. The 15kg bags of 'on fire' are $8.99 at PAK'nSAVE and are in the Fuel and Fire section of the supermarket. Any brand is usable.
If you would like to make a donation directly into our account to help with our vet bill our details are below😽
Cat Rescue, Kiwibank, 38 9006 0009314 00
Reference: Donation
This spectacular free range butterflied chicken from Tegel will be the star of the table. Seasoned with tasty Peri Peri marinade it's perfectly matched with Tzatziki yoghurt dip and fragrant couscous.
Try cooking it on the BBQ; it takes less time than a standard chicken plus it'll … View moreThis spectacular free range butterflied chicken from Tegel will be the star of the table. Seasoned with tasty Peri Peri marinade it's perfectly matched with Tzatziki yoghurt dip and fragrant couscous.
Try cooking it on the BBQ; it takes less time than a standard chicken plus it'll pick up all those fabulous barbecue flavours.
Combine good company with good food and your summer will be sizzling
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Watching the roses slowly die in the traffic Island at the end of Longfellow Steet, I've just written the following to the council. let see what they do about it.
Good afternoon
The traffic island (TF) at the Tennyson Street end of Longfellow Street was planted out with roses after major … View moreWatching the roses slowly die in the traffic Island at the end of Longfellow Steet, I've just written the following to the council. let see what they do about it.
Good afternoon
The traffic island (TF) at the Tennyson Street end of Longfellow Street was planted out with roses after major drainage work. The TF had no topsoil added when works we were complete just riverbed stone. On top of this a layer of tree bark. The TF has been planted out with a dozon rose bushes The roses are very worse for wear and are not growing due to no soil to root in to and in such an exposed area, are not growing at all. 3 roses have died so far. The roses are not going to survive another year. We will be left with a barren wasteland and taking in to account how much rates everyone in Longfellow Steet pays, it's not value for money. You wouldn't find a traffic Island in Merivale looking like this?
There was a new road layout for the end of Longfellow Street that never eventuated. So we have this half-hearted rose garden. In line with planting more native trees in Christchurch and trying to attract more native species, Lancewoods and native grasses would be much more appropriate.
Id appreciate your attention in this matter and looks forward to your action plan.
Regards
GM
Hi neighbours,
we have some topsoil sitting on our driveway, pick up Spreydon if anyone is interested. Cheers, Rachel.
021 673489
Still available! 02 Feb
Term One class enrolments are open. For further information and all the details please go to the school website: www.hillmorton.school.nz...
Thank you to everyone who has reported a damaged or downed tree as a result of the wild weather last night. We've had 200 job requests in the last 24 hours. It's the most damaging wind event we've had in the city since 2014. Head to Newsline for an update and more information.
MetService has issued a severe weather watch for strong wind across Otago and Canterbury this afternoon and evening. People are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts in case parts of this watch are upgraded to a full warning or further areas are added. Keep updated here
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