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Community
Connections
The official magazine of
Auckland North Community
and Development
APRIL 2021
People in our communities
in Auckland North working
together to build resilient, safer,
connected communities.
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
Table of contents
From our Chair......................................................................................................3
Devonport Takapuna Community Resilience Planning Hui...................................4
Five Good Ideas: ANCAD’s training programmes for the not-for-profit sector......5
Five Good Ideas: Training Programme Semester 1, 2021......................................6
Five Good Ideas: An introduction to crowdfunding webinar................................7
Auckland Community Accounting.........................................................................8
Community Accounting Aotearoa.......................................................................11
NSFVPN / CFG / YCS: meeting dates 2021...........................................................12
Funding Directory Auckland Region 2021 and April closing dates......................13
INFORMING COMMUNITIES
Browns Bay Think Tank Update...........................................................................14
Planning now for the future of our coast............................................................15
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Vitae: CSIM Group Crisis Intervention training....................................................16
Art for Wellbeing Studio Series...........................................................................17
Soroptimist International North Shore: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof............................18
Depot Art Space: Brenda Liddiard.......................................................................19
Communicare: Wear your slippers to work day..................................................19
Mairangi Arts Centre: The Finalists.....................................................................19
Harbour Hospice events......................................................................................20
COMMUNITY NOTICES
North Shore Budget Service................................................................................21
Channel View Lounge venue hire........................................................................22
Takapuna Community Hub room hire.................................................................22
Glenfield Community Centre rooms for hire.......................................................22
Summer Fun Pre-School Play..............................................................................23
Citizens Advice Bureau........................................................................................23
Sign up for our weekly ANCAD Community Pulse e-news...................................23
Soroptimist International....................................................................................24
Heartbeats Cardiac Survivors Support Group......................................................25
Mairangi Arts Centre: classes for 5–14 years old................................................25
Help to speed up COVID-19 contact tracing........................................................25
COMMUNITY CLASSES
English Language Partners New Zealand: Learn English with us.........................26
ANCAD funders and sponsors.............................................................................27
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From our Chair
Kia ora ANCAD friends,
Since March 2021, the ANCAD Board has faced the challenge of accepting
Yvonne Powley’s resignation and the search for a new manager. The legacy
Yvonne leaves after 13 years in the job is immense.
The former NSCSS was a forgotten and almost irrelevant entity. Now
ANCAD, the successor, has huge community credibility and value to the
not-for-profit sector. This is Yvonne’s work endorsed and supported by an
ANCAD Board of talented and knowledgeable volunteers.
We extend our warmest best wishes and thanks to Yvonne for her service.
On all fronts, ANCAD projects carry on under the management of our
skilled staff. We have welcomed Simon Ritchie to the team to manage 5
Good Ideas and publications. Simon will pick up other project tasks as they
arise. He is a great asset to the team.
The strong reputation we have in the governance and NFP sector is BRIAN PUTT
demonstrated by the invitation for ANCAD to assist and guide two new CHAIR, ANCAD BOARD
Council projects.
First, a review of the old Civil Defence model and focussing it to achieve
a community base. With the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board, we are
involved in the early planning of the Community Resilience Planning
Project. Join in and come to the initial meeting at the Mary Thomas Centre
on 21 April 2021. This is a truly community project.
Second, is a Strategic Relationship Pilot Project to help the Council
strengthen its insights and relationships within the NFP sector across the
region. Much more on this as the year rolls out.
Keep well and safe,
Brian Putt
Chair, ANCAD Board
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
DEVONPORT TAKAPUNA COMMUNITY
RESILIENCE PLANNING HUI
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE
PLANNING
What are the risks in your area? How can you and your local
community be better prepared for disasters? How might you
manage and recover from disaster?
Hosted: ANCAD in partnership with Denise Bijoux, Catalyse
Guest speaker: Dr Angela Doherty, Principal Science
Adviser, Auckland Emergency Management
Wednesday 21 April 2021
REGISTER
6:00pm (for signing in and pizza),
6:30pm to 8:30pm NOW!
Channel View Lounge, Mary Thomas Centre,
3 Gibbons Road, Takapuna
Please RSVP for catering purposes to: info@ancad.org.nz, 09 486 4820
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Five Good Ideas
ANCAD’s training programmes for community groups and the not-for-profit sector
Five Good Ideas is designed to assist your organisation in building capability,
developing and strengthening leadership and supporting you and your
team to be adaptive and resilient in a changing environment.
ANCAD brings in qualified consultants to mentor your Managers, CEOs
and Governance Board/Committee members, trustees, directors; indeed,
anyone working in the community who would benefit in various aspects
of capability building from good governance, leadership, fundraising,
marketing, to financial management and strategic planning. The affordable
sessions are intended to be short, sharp presentations that give you a taste
of issues pertaining to management and governance. Key areas continue to
be: Legal Responsibilities for Boards; the different roles and responsibilities
in Governance and Management; Leadership; Strategic Planning; Financial
Management and Preparing Strategic Organisational Budgets.
SIMON RITCHIE
The training programme for Semester 1, 2021 is now out (see next
TRAINING COORDINATOR
page). We are very excited about the content on offer this year and the
outstanding presenters who will be presenting at these occasions. Details simon@ancad.org.nz
and registration for these workshops, seminars and webinars will be 09 486 4820
published under the Events section on the ANCAD.org.nz website.
Thanks to our partners and sponsors:
• The Tindall Foundation
• Community Networks Franklin (formerly FRANCOSS)
• Community Networks Waiheke (formerly WAICOSS)
• Future Whangaparaoa Trust
• Inner City Network
• MECOSS – Howick/Pakuranga
• Aotea Family Support Charitable Trust (Great Barrier Island)
• Auckland Community Law Centre
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Five Good Ideas
ANCAD’s training programmes for community groups and the not-for-profit sector
Five Good Ideas Training Programme Semester 1, 2021
Future-proofed funding: Moving
Therese Lanigan-
March 11 your NFP toward sustainable Webinar (2hrs) ZOOM
Behrent
funding
Employment Law in the Covid-19 Auckland
March 26 Webinar (2hrs) Zoom
Environment Community Law
What you need to know about the Auckland
March 30 Seminar (2hrs) Takapuna
privacy act and privacy law Community Law
What you need to know about the Auckland
April 28 Webinar (2hrs) ZOOM
privacy act and privacy law Community Law
Generating strategy and
May/June
opportunity in times of complexity Seminar (2hrs) Sandy Thompson Waiheke Island
(TBC)
and uncertainty (TBC)
Strategic grant seeking and writing Therese Lanigan-
May 5 Workshop (5hrs) Takapuna
Master Class Behrent
An introduction to Digital Therese Lanigan-
May 6 Webinar (2hrs) ZOOM
Marketing for small not for profits. Behrent
Future-proofed funding - moving
Therese Lanigan-
May 13 your NFP towards sustainable Seminar (2hrs) Takapuna
Behrent
funding
Governance and management:
May 20 Webinar (2hrs) Carol Scholes ZOOM
Roles and responsibilities
Collaboration and partnerships in
May 25 Seminar (2 hrs) Sandy Thompson Pakuranga
the community sector
Auckland
May 26 Health & Safety legislation Webinar (2hrs) ZOOM
Community Law
Strategic thinking and planning for
May 27 Workshop (5hrs) Carol Scholes Manukau
NGOs 2021
The tools, tips and success
Therese Lanigan-
June 1 stories of planning a successful Webinar (1.5hrs) ZOOM
Behrent
crowdfunding campaign
Workshop (5hrs) on Great Barrier Island (date TBC).
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Five Good Ideas
ANCAD’s training programmes for community groups and the not-for-profit sector
ANCAD TRAINING FREE ZOOM WEBINAR
THE TOOLS, TIPS AND SUCCESS
STORIES OF PLANNING A SUCCESSFUL
CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN
Tuesday 1 June 2021 | 10am to 11:30am
Zoom webinar | Cost: FREE
Presented by Therese Lanigan Behrent with guest speakers
Michaela Martinez (Givealittle) and Tim Pare (The Funding Network)
To register contact: simon@ancad.org.nz
Therese Lanigan Behrent
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
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Auckland Community Accounting gearing up
Auckland Community Accounting (ACA) welcomes requests for accounting
assistance from NFPs for this free and confidential service.
This service is for Community groups including sporting, cultural and social
service agencies and the service is provided by accountancy students from
Massey University, supervised by Chartered Accountants.
Students will assist with your finances, help you understand the treasurers
role and guide your organisation through the new annual reporting process.
They will also help you understand the financial responsibilities of a Board
or Committee, point you in the direction of resources that can assist
your organisation and help you work out how to utilise your accounting
GEOFF ANDREWS
software more efficiently.
PROJECT MANAGER
The students will gain valuable real life experience in the wonderful NFP geoff@ancad.org.nz
sector and at the same time they will be giving back to the sector and 021 054 6240 | 09 486 4820
developing a better understanding of the work of NFPs and the wonderful
contribution volunteers make to the sector.
If you just want to find out more or want to sign up please email me at
geoff@ancad.org.nz or give me a call on 021 054 6240 or 486 4820.
AUCKLAND COMMUNITY ACCOUNTNG
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Auckland Community Accounting
Auckland Community Accounting is a free service which offers
support, advice or assistance on financial matters
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Auckland Community Accounting
Auckland Community Accounting (ACA) is a free and
confidential service available to small and medium What do some of our organisations
community organisations. (Tier 3 and Tier 4).
say about the programme?
ACA is a collaborative partnership between Massey
University and Auckland North Community and “I highly commend the accounting students from
Development (ANCAD). Massey University for the professionalism and
accuracy in their work during this project. Because
Senior Accountancy students from Massey University are of this assistance we are in a stronger position and
placed into teams to support community organisations more confident in our processes going forward.”
looking for support with their accounting and finances.
The students are mentored and supervised by volunteer ‘’ What I can say is that Auckland Community
Chartered Accountants from Chartered Accountants Accounting has helped me immensely on keeping
Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ). things in order being true to myself and the
organization and having the lovely students help
Students work on a small accountancy project in
me throughout this time.”
agreement with their community organisation for a
period of between 12- 16 weeks. ‘’ We would like to express our support for the
Students have the opportunity to work with a Auckland Community Accounting Programme.It
real- life organisation and put their academic and has given the trustees confidence and reassurance
technical knowledge (hard skills) into action along that the finances are well managed, and has
with an opportunity to apply their soft skills including provided a level of transparency and review that is
team leadership, team dynamics, communication, an essential part of governance.’’
questioning and time management.
“I would like to commend the students for
Community organisations provide this invaluable their professionalism while working with us.
experience for students while at the same time gaining I appreciate that working with charitable
valuable insights and assistance with their particular organizations is different to working with
accounting and finance needs. commercial entities, but the students proved their
competence and compassion when presenterd
Students sign a confidentiality agreement with both with some challenges that were not expected.”
Auckland Community Accounting and the Community
organisation and apply professional standards.
If your organisation would like to be part of the programme in 2021 please contact
geoff@ancad.org.nz or phone 0210 546240.
Photos from the Community Accounting Student Training held at Massey on the 20 March 2021
10Community Accounting Aotearoa
Community Accounting Aotearoa is a free service which offers
support, advice or assistance on financial matters
11NSFVPN / CFG / YCS: Meeting dates 2021
Please note: these meetings may be subject to Auckland Covid-19 level
restrictions. Please confirm with the host if the scheduled events will take
place and in what format.
North Shore Family Violence Prevention Network
The North Shore Family Violence Prevention Network (FVPN) is an open
collaborative of individuals and agencies that advocate for Family Violence
Prevention initiatives within the wider North Shore Community. Members
represent both NGO and Government organizations.
MEETING DATES 2021
Date: First Thursday of the month DEB HUMPHRIES
4 March | 1 April 1 | 6 May | 3 June | 1 July | 5 August COORDINATOR
2 September | 7 October | 4 November | 2 December fvpnns@gmail.com
Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm 021 0810 7516
Venue: Takapuna Community Hub - Kotahitanga, Mary Thomas Centre,
3 Gibbons Road, Takapuna
Child Focus Group / Youth Cyber Safety
Child Focus Group (CFG) was formed in October 2010 with the overarching
goal of strengthening the Auckland North community’s ability to effectively
support children who have been affected by family violence and prevent
them from further abuse by enhancing existing systems, increasing
community ownership and the service response wrapped around families
and whanau.
MEETING DATES 2021 (combined Child Focus Group and Youth Cyber Safety)
Date: Second Thursday of the month
11 March | 8 April | 13 May | 10 June | 8 July | 12 August
9 September | 14 October | 11 November | 9 December
Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Venue: Takapuna Community Hub - Kotahitanga, Mary Thomas Centre,
3 Gibbons Road, Takapuna
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Culture
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Arts
working together to build resilient safer connected communities
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
The Funding Directory can be downloaded from https://ancad.org.nz/auckland-region-funding-directory-2021
April closing dates
(Dates were correct at time of compilation – check with funders for more details)
Oxford Sports Trust Inc - 5 April Blue Sky Community Trust – 10 April
North & South Trust – 6 April Blue Waters Community Trust – 10 April
Pub Charity – 7 April Dragon Community Trust Limited – 10 April
Catholic Caring Foundation – 9 April The Trusts Community Foundation – 10 April
Trillian Trust – 10 April Akarana Community Trust Ltd – 15 April
Rano Community Trust – 10 April
13INFORMING COMMUNITIES
Browns Bay Think Tank Update
Murray’s Bay Intermediate Workshop
The Browns Bay Think Tank network consisting of where participants build models to share ideas and
around 60 community members is focussed on creating solutions. LSP provides a sophisticated process for a
community solutions for young people to prevent group or individuals to share ideas, assumptions and
bullying and violence in the local community. understandings. This enables them to engage in rich
discussions and to work out meaningful solutions to
Following the first workshop of the Think Tank on 9th real problems.
March it was identified that we needed to engage
with our rangatahi in the area. In discussion with Deb The participants were asked to build and discuss
Humphries - North Shore Family Violence Prevention models that:
Network, ANCAD and Murrays Bay Intermediate it was
decided that Mike Phillips from Serious Play Works • Represented what they think the problem is
would run a facilitated workshop using the LEGO® • Demonstrated their solution to that problem
Serious Play® method on 22nd March 2021. • Combined their solution model with other people
to present to the wider group
This was for the students of Murrays Bay Intermediate Next Steps are to co-design a community Action Plan
to come together and share ideas on what the problems with Think Tank, Schools and Young People!
are and what some solutions could be.
“You can learn more about a person in an hour of play
LEGO® Serious Play® (LSP) is a facilitated workshop than a lifetime of work.”
14INFORMING COMMUNITIES
Planning now for the future of our coast
How to get involved in the Whangaparāoa Pilot
Come along to public presentations at the Hibiscus Coast Community RSA
on 30 March (6:30–8pm), 15 April (6:30–8pm) or 6 May (6:30–8pm).
Pop in and have a chat with our experts at a public open day at the
Whangaparāoa Library on 8 May (10am–2pm)
Join the conversation online. Tell us about your experiences living, working and playing
on the Whangaparāoa coast using our interactive engagement tool or visit our website.
Join the live stream of our public presentations or watch a recording
of the public presentations at a later time.
Note: in the event in a change in COVID-19 alert levels, the Whangaparāoa pilot will go forward in an online-only format.
Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau is blessed with 3200km of Once completed, the CMPs will provide site-specific
coastline of significant environmental, social, cultural coastal management strategies that will outline the
and economic value. preferred management response for each site over
time. The 15 CMPs will help inform the development of
Auckland’s diverse coastline is much loved by residents a regional coastal asset management plan and regional
and visitors alike, but it also presents a range of issues prioritisation process for funding.
and hazards that we need to better understand and
plan for. Councillor Richard Hills, chair of the council’s
Environment and Climate Change Committee, says
Issues like complex coastal processes and the impacts CMPs aim to achieve best practice, holistic, operational
of coastal hazards, climate change, and ongoing coastal management. He explains that CMPs seek
regional growth are some of the challenges Auckland to develop high-level management approaches for
Council wants to discuss further with mana whenua specific sections of coastline.
and coastal communities.
To help plan for the future management of our
coastline, the council is piloting Auckland’s first of
around 15 coastal management plans (CMP), with
community presentations in Whangaparāoa starting READ MORE: http://bit.ly/OurAuckland1
this month. (source: OurAuckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz)
15COMMUNITY EVENTS
Critical Incident Stress Management Awareness:
Group Crisis Intervention
2 Day Intensive Training
The CISM Group Crisis Intervention training programme presents the core elements of a
comprehensive, systematic and multi-component crisis intervention curriculum. This two-day
course prepares participants to understand a wide range of crisis intervention services
including:
• Pre- and post-incident crisis education
• Crisis intervention for individuals
• Small group defusing and debriefing
• Demobilization and crisis management briefings after small & large-scale
traumatic incidents
This establishes the theoretical basis behind Critical Incident Stress management as
well as the need for appropriate follow-up services and referrals. The course
highlights the difference between internationally- accepted protocols in the area of
post-incident support (and prepares individuals to provide these interventions) and
therapeutic intervention.
Location and Dates for 2021
Hamilton 25 & 26 March 2021
Auckland 8 & 9 April
Napier 6 & 7 May
Wellington 20 & 21 May
Fees
Full fee $780 or early bird $750 if paid three weeks before the course commences. Fee includes
morning & afternoon tea and lunch, all course materials, and certificate of attendance (you must fully
attend both days to receive a certificate). Participants can then apply to be a trauma responder as
part of Vitae’s national network.
About ICISF
The International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, Inc. (ICISF) is a non-profit, open membership
foundation.
Crisis Intervention & Management Australasia (CIMA) assists personnel in emergency services and allied
organizations in the prevention and effective management of critical incident stress. CIMA adopts the Critical
Incident Stress Management model, and embraces the philosophies and principles of the International Critical
Incident Stress Foundation ICISF.
About Vitae
Vitae is a not-for-profit organisation providing a range of services to support workplace wellbeing. In the last year
we have provided responses to over 500 traumatic events affecting people at work.
For more Information email workshops@vitae.co.nz
Please note: this event is may be subject to COVID-19 restrictions. Please contact the event organiser for more details.
16COMMUNITY EVENTS
Art for Wellbeing
Studio Series
Facilitated by Registered Art Therapist
Sasha Iyengar
A creative space for self-expression and mindfulness practice
$60/session or $300/series*
Mondays 10.30am – 12.30pm
The Hayes Studio, Lake House Arts Centre, Takapuna
Monday 12th April
Monday 19th April
Monday 3rd May
Monday 10th May
Monday 17th May
Monday 24th May
All art materials and refreshments provided
*Limited spaces available
For bookings and further information:
sasha.iyengar@gmail.com
Please note: this event may be subject to COVID-19 restrictions. Please contact the event organiser for more details.
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PR
IL 202
1
Palliative Care Lecture Series
Zoom Module
Topic: Skin Problems in Palliative Care
THURS 1 APRIL Presenter: Dr Frank Brennan
7.30am – 8.30am Register for the ZOOM meeting code and password
Syringe Driver Competency
Conference Centre, Harbour Hospice Hibiscus House
THURS 8 APRIL This nationally developed training programme teaches the theoretical
and practical knowledge and skills required to manage a subcutaneous
9.30am – 12.30pm
syringe driver in the workplace.
$70 per person (registered nurses only).
Fundamentals of Palliative Care
Upstairs Training Room, Harbour Hospice Hibiscus House
The Fundamentals of Palliative Care has been developed by Hospice
WED 14 & NZ for all staff, registered and unregistered, working in the aged
THURS 15 APRIL residential sector and primary health. There are ten learning packages
8.30am – 3.30pm in total, covering a range of topics.
No charge.
Please register for these courses on our website
www.harbourhospice.org.nz/palliative-education
For further information contact education@harbourhospice.org.nz
20COMMUNITY NOTICES
Free one-to-one confidential budgeting advice to
help you budget and manage finances. We help with:
• Advocacy
• Debt collectors
• IRD debt
• Work & Income issues
• Restructuring of debt
• Summary Instalment Orders & NAP to avoid bankruptcy
• Fines
Start by calling us on 09 486 6206
0800 283 238 | 0800 BUDADVICE
www.nsbudget.co.nz
WE ARE LOOKING
FOR VOLUNTEERS!
Do you have what it takes to be a financial mentor?
Come and join our next training (six days) starting in February.
For more information, please contact Manager, Drew Glucina, drew@nsbudget.co.nz
Please note full screening is required for this role.
21COMMUNITY NOTICES
Rooms for hire in Glenfield
Centrally located, only 15 minutes from most North Shore suburbs,
the Glenfield Community Centre offers standard (Commercial) and
discounted (Community) rate room hire with rooms ranging in size
from one-on-one offices, to 20 and 40 seats, or the Mission Hall with
a capacity for 80 seated or 100 in a mix and mingle. With free Wi-
Fi, our small spaces are ideal for persons wanting a space to “Work
from Home, Away from Home”, while our Commercial Kitchen offers
persons or groups an A-grade facility for food preparation.
96 Bentley Avenue,
Glenfield, Auckland
T: 09 444 5023 Ext. 3
www.gcc.net.nz
22COMMUNITY NOTICES
Sign up to
receive our
weekly e-news
We hope that you have
subscribed to our weekly
email newsletter –
Community Pulse – but
if not, you can do so by
entering your email address
on our website.
Or you can email us:
info@ancad.org.nz;
Summer Fun sessions continue and we are loving seeing all our
regulars and new families coming along. Come and join us on Phone: 09 486 4820.
Monday’s and Wednesday’s (locations vary), please see our www.ancad.org.nz
website www.takapunatrust.org.nz for full programme details.
23COMMUNITY NOTICES
5 reasons for joining Soroptimists North Shore
MAKE A PERSONAL DIFFERENCE LOCALLY
Participate in projects which Educate, Empower and Enable women and girls to
realise their potential and aspirations
Give back to your community—locally and regionally
CONNECT GLOBALLY
Make a difference on issues that adversely affect women and girls
Reach out across 122 countries to 75,000 Soroptimists worldwide
ADVOCATE FOR CHANGE
Contribute to the Soroptimist voice to influence policy at the United Nations
Support Soroptimist International representatives at six United Nations
centres
JOIN A GLOBAL VOICE FOR WOMEN SINCE 1921
Be active and achieve our vision of gender equality and human rights for women
and girls
BE THE BEST PERSON YOU CAN BE
Build meaningful relationships with those who share the same values
Share and develop new skills
Have fun and fellowship
For more information contact
Sylvia on Phone: 0211527174
Email sinorthshore@siswp.org
https://sinorthshorenz.com
Soroptimistnorthshore
24COMMUNITY NOTICES
Heartbeats
Cardiac
Survivors
Mairangi Arts Centre offers an extensive range of fun yet
Support educational classes in painting, drawing, clay and mixed media.
Group The programme caters for budding young artists aged 5–14 years
old and, unless otherwise stated, all materials are included.
Visit www.mairangiarts.co.nz for more information
We’re there for all heart event survivors, their families and and the convenience of online booking.
broader whanau.
It’s all about finding the right information, belonging to a
community of shared experience and realizing that you are
not alone on the journey.
Its free, and we have professional guest speakers for some
meetings.
Meetings are the first Thursday of each
month at Mary Thomas Centre, Takapuna
from 10:00 – 11:00am.
Find us on Facebook at
http://bit.ly/HeartbeatsFB
Help to speed up contact tracing
25COMMUNITY CLASSES
Free for citizens and residents
Learn English
with us
English for work,
everyday life and study
· Small classes
· Online and face-to-face
· Intensive and part-time classes
카카오톡 ID ELPNorthShore
WeChat ID ELPNorthShore
Phone 09 489 2078 | 027 297 7069
Email northshore@englishlanguage.org.nz
Web www.englishlanguage.org.nz
26ANCAD thanks our valued funders and sponsors for their support!
27Resilient
Safer
Connected
Communities
Te Runanga Ratonga Hapori o Te Raki-Pae-Whenua
T: 09 486 4820 | E: info@ancad.org.nz | Mary Thomas Centre, 3 Gibbons Road, Takapuna, Auckland 0622
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