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If anyone has an old baby walker they no longer want we would love it to make a walker to help our disabled duck with splayed leg syndrome be more independent . It does not need to have a seat or table, we just need the wheel base and hopefully the seat / table frame to hang a sling off of. Please … View moreIf anyone has an old baby walker they no longer want we would love it to make a walker to help our disabled duck with splayed leg syndrome be more independent . It does not need to have a seat or table, we just need the wheel base and hopefully the seat / table frame to hang a sling off of. Please message me if you have anything that may suit. Cheers
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Hi everyone. Wanting a new years resolution? Wanting to help make a change in your community? Do you have 4 hours once a month to volunteer to help make your community a safe place to live, work and play? Then consider joining a Community Patrol group in your area. There are over 150 patrols across… View moreHi everyone. Wanting a new years resolution? Wanting to help make a change in your community? Do you have 4 hours once a month to volunteer to help make your community a safe place to live, work and play? Then consider joining a Community Patrol group in your area. There are over 150 patrols across New Zealand with over 6000 volunteers. For more information head to www.cpnz.org.nz... or email toni@cpnz.org.nz or office@cpnz.org.nz
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