HEARTBEATS HIBISCUS COAST HEART SUPPORT GROUP
Heart disease affects 31% (1 in 3) of the population. Being part of a heart support group, can lower your risk of a second heart event, by up to 50% and is proven to lengthen your life.
Heartbeats, the largest community-based cardiac support group for heart event survivors meets tomorrow, Tuesday 4th June at the Hibiscus Coast Community House (behind the Estuary Arts Centre), Orewa, at 10am.
If you have high blood pressure, a heart condition or heart disease, Heartbeats is for you. Come along, meet other people who have the same condition and concerns as yourself . . . learn how you can best manage your heart condition and live longer, from others who have been through the same experience. All heart patients and heart event survivors are welcomed.
1 in 4 people admitted to hospital for a serious heart condition or after a heart attack, do not survive over one year after discharge from hospital.
Heartbeats is FREE, FRIENDLY and FOCUSSED on helping those who have had a heart attack live long and healthy lives.
For more information: Call Trent on 0220 606 199
🧩😏 Riddle me this, Neighbours…
I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I?
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Pre-Loved Kids Market this Saturday in Orewa
Make sure you stop by the Bellyful stall while you’re at the Pre-Loved Kids Market and treat yourself to something delicious.
Enjoy a tempting selection of home-baked goodies, cakes, slices, and fresh scones — all made with love by the wonderful volunteers from Bellyful Hibiscus Coast
Every sweet treat you buy helps raise funds to support local families with meals when they need it most.
Shop for the kids, enjoy a treat for yourself, and support a great cause 💛
🗓 Saturday 28 Feb
🕘 9am – 12pm
📍 Orewa Community Centre
PRE-LOVED KIDS MARKET
Animal Abuser
🚨 URGENT WARNING TO ALL LOST & FOUND / PET REHOMING PAGES 🚨 and people rehoming pets or reporting lost animals.
It has come to our attention that a long-term, repeat animal abuser is still actively obtaining animals through Facebook groups.
The type of animal does not matter — birds, livestock, dogs, small pets — anything he can access.
He monitors rehoming pages. He approaches people offering “help.” He presents as reasonable. He will say the right things.
Do not give this person any animals under any circumstances.
If you are an admin of a lost & found page, a community group, or a pet rehoming group:
• Please stay vigilant
• Check profiles carefully
• Share this warning across your networks
Animals have already paid the price for people not knowing.
If you are unsure about someone requesting an animal, ask rescue groups to help.
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