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Zonta Club of Dunedin - Meet the Women Candidates for Dn City Council 15 Sep 2010 Nine women are in the running to be some of our next Dunedin City Councillors. come meet them and hear their vision for our city. There will be time for audience questions and answers. Exercise your right and obligation to choose your elected representatives. Leqarn about each candidate and make an educated choice. Date: 15 September Time: 5.45pm - 7.00pm Where: The Savoy. For more information or to RSVP please contact Lea on 021 02938330 or email lea.ww@ihug.co.nz Zonta Election Forum Flyer.pdf (192.9KB)	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
No Car? No Worries Expo 28 Sep 2010 Thinking about giving up driving? Come along and see what your transport options are. Tuesday 28 September 10am - 12pm at the Mosgiel Senior Citizen's Hall, 5 Hartstonge Ave, Mosgiel For more information please see flyer attached Mos flyer.pdf (281.9KB)	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
International Day of the Older Person 1 Oct 2010 Joint us to celebrate Age on the Go. Friday 1 October 12.30pm in the Octagon Activities include: Nordic walking\Zumba Body Beat Marching Sausage Sizzle Entertainment by "Loaded Gunz" and much more. For more information contact Age Concern on (03) 477 1040 poster.pdf (330.9KB)	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
Active Week 28 Sep 2010 School Hoiday activities for you and your Grandparents See attached for information or contact Age Concern Otago on (03) 477 1040 school flyer.pdf (381.2KB)	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
She's Motivated Conference 28 Oct 2010 Inspire 2010 has been designed to inform, motivate and stimulate business women in Otago and Southland, all in an entertaining manner. You are invited to our first She's Motivated Conference - Inspire 2010 to hear form some of the country's brightest women share their business success stories and give tips and advice based on their own experiences. Thursday 28 October 2010 the Otago Museum 419 Great King St DUNEDIN Conference 8.45am - 4pm - Refreshments and Networking 4pm - 5pm To reigster email info@shesmotivated.org.nz or find Sarah on (03) 456 1813 or visit http://www.shesmotivated.org.nz	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
Family Whanau Regional Meeting 29 Sep 2010 This meeting is part of a series of meetings faciliated by Supporting Families Otago as part of their contract with the Deistrict Health Board. The Family/Wahnau Network meetings rotate to different locations around Otago to capture regional information from families to report to the District Health Board. the three meetings to date have raised some extensive information that will be forwarded onto the District Health Board. There has been a great turnout of families and agencies that are working with or in mental health. Next meeting will be held in Oamaru on the 29th September at 12noon. Please ring your SF Otago Fieldworker or alternatively Anne at SF Waitaki (03) 434 1130 to RSVP or for further information visit http://www.supportingfamililes.org.nz	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
NZCOSS Biennial Conference 17 Nov 2010 Dunedin is hosting the NZCOSS Biennial Conference 2010 – Coming of Age: Reaching Sustainability in November. This is an ideal opportunity to attend this conference, meet with other social service and community organisations from around New Zealand and listen to some inspiring people, as well as show New Zealand Southern Hospitality The keynote speaker is Terrence R. (Terry) McDonald, Executive Director of the St. Vincent de Paul Society (SVdP) of Lane County, Oregon. He is a hands-on visionary leader with degrees in Political Science and History as well as a Masters Degree of Education from the University of Oregon, Terry’s energies are focused on affordable housing and economic development projects which create jobs while improving the environment and the community. The early bird conference registration without accommodation is only $200 (including GST) or $150 for a day registration SO GET IN QUICK AND REGISTER BY VISITING https://sites.google.com/site/nzcossconference2010 AND FILLING IN THE REGISTRATION FORM.	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
Mayoral Forum 10 Sep 2010 Dunedin is facing key challenges into the future including Retention of health and educational facilities / services, equality issues for residents and community / economic development. Come and hear how those running for Mayor would address these issues. When - 10 September at Dunedin Community House, 301 Moray Place. 1pm Forum Starts - Mayoral Candidates will put their views forward 2.30pm Open for questions of the Candidates 3pm Open discussion with Council Candidates available. For more information or to let us know you are coming, please contact (03) 471 6170 or sue@dcoss.org.nz	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
Treasurer Workshop 27 Sep 2010 Dunedin Community Accounting is holding a Workshop for Treasurers of Not-For-Profit organisations. It will cover the Accounting Cycle, Cashbooks, Getting your accounts ready for audit and GST Changes. Date|: 27 September Time|: 5.30 - 7.30pm For more information or to book a place at this workshop please contact Joyti on (03) 471 6170 or email admin@dcoss.org.nz 2010 DCA Flyer for WORKSHOP.pdf (182.9KB)	3 Sep 2010 by DCOSS
Evolve Spiritual Art Award 13 Aug 2010 Are you an artist who explores aspects of spirituality in your creative practice? The Evolve Trust is currently developing a spiritual art concept modelled on the Blake Prize for spiritual art in Australia. Provided that our funding applications are successful, the Evolve Spiritual Art Award will offer a first prize of #1000 for a work of outstanding technical skill and spiritual intregrity, as well as providing free exhibition opportunities for many other works of spiritual art. The competition will be open to anyone with a well-made artwork which expresses spiritaul beliefs, explores spiritual issues and examines the notion of spirituality itself. Evolve Spiritual Art Awards.pdf (253.2KB)	13 Aug 2010 by DCOSS
Maori Role Models - Inspirational korero from inspirational Maori 6 Aug 2010 This book is aimed at Maori rangatahi (youth). It is a book that features successful Maori from a wide range of backgrounds and careers. These are people that rangatahi look up to, can relate with, and whose stories will inspire, motivate and help them to think about goals, their future and ultimately help them to pursue a chosen career pathway. The book can be purchased via email - tekiko@hotmail.co.nz or ring (027) 440 5140	6 Aug 2010 by DCOSS
Red Cross Dunedin Community Transport Service NZ Red Cross in Otago is pleased to be able to launch a Community Transport Service in Dunedin on 30th August 2010. A need for this service has been identified by NZ Red Cross in Dunedin and other local community organisations such as Age Concern and RSA Dunedin. Community transport provides transport to people who cannot otherwise afford or arrange to attend medical appointments. The service is focused on provision to senior citizens in the first instance, but is open to all individuals who are referred to the service by a health provider. NZ Red Cross has provided a van for the service, and trained volunteer drivers will deliver the service which will be co-ordinated out of the Dunedin office. The service is free; however donations will be gratefully received from those who utilise the service. The van will be fitted with a defibrillator and a first aid kit in case of emergencies, which the volunteers will be trained to use. If you have any questions with regard to the Community Transport Service, please do not hesitate to contact Karen Clements or Richie Marlow on (03) 477 1527 Name: Karen Clements / Richie Marlow Phone: (03) 477 1527	19 Jul 2010 by DCOSS
NZASID Conference 24 Aug 2010 7th Annual NZASID Conference (New Zealand Association for the Study of Intellectual Disability) - 24 - 26 August 2010, Dunedin. Key note address - "A Life Well Lived - mental health and well being for older people with intellectual disabilities. Registration is open - go to http://www.assid.org.au for registration link. Name: Gary Wyatt Email: gary.wyatt@accessability.org.nz Website: http://www.assid.org.au	12 Jul 2010 by DCOSS
Just Action Conference 2010 29 Sep 2010 Telstra Clear Pacific Events Centre, Manukau City, Auckland 29-30 September 2010 Just Action is for all those with a heart for the Salvation Army’s mission to fight suffering in all its forms, to speak out and act against injustice, and to be a force for justice, faith and mercy in the world. Here’s some information to bring you up-to-date on plans for this year’s Just Action Conference, ‘The Power to Change’, which is being held as part of Mission 2010, a combined congress of The Salvation Army New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga Territory. Speakers Jim Wallis Dave Andrews To register online for Just Action 2010 please go to http://salvationarmy.org.nz/explore-connect/community-hub/mission2010/just-action-conference-2010/ Name: The Salvation Army	16 Jun 2010 by DCOSS
Recovery Church is on again at the Salvation Army / Dates for 2010 8 Jun 2010 Recovery Church is on again at the Salvation Army.160 Crawford Street / 575 Princes Street (entry from both streets). Alternate Tuesday evenings 6 p.m. Dates for 2010: May 25, June 8 & 22, July 6 & 20, Aug 3, 17 & 31, Sept 14 & 28, Oct 12 & 26, Nov 9 & 23, Dec 7 &21. Warmth, support and understanding for the recovery journey. The Church you come to before you believe. For further information contact the Salvation Army Glen McLennan | Manager Salvation Army Bridge and Oasis Centres 160 Crawford Street | Dunedin 9016 PO Box 934 | Dunedin 9054 The Salvation Army | Caring for People, Transforming Lives, Reforming Society Name: Glen McLennan Phone: 03 477 9852 Mobile: 027 6872597 Email: Glen_McLennan@nzf.salvationarmy. Poster2.pdf (80KB)	7 Jun 2010 by DCOSS

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