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Flora’s Story – Independence at 100 Years Old
Matariki 2022 – Te Tau Hou Māori – The Māori New Year
Visionwest Wins at the Westpac Auckland Business Awards
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The Visionwest 24 Hour No Power Challenge is on
> Friday 5th August, starting at 7pm <
We’re challenging Kiwis to go without power for 24 hours and experience a brief 24-hour blast of winter without creature comforts.
By joining the Challenge, you can help pull the plug on poverty and raise money to ease the burden of stress, hunger and cold for struggling families this winter.
Find out more and sign up at nopowerchallenge.org.nz/.
#visionwest #nopowerchallenge
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Flora’s Story – Independence at 100 Years Old
“I’m 100 years old. I’m amazingly independent for my age. A lot of that is thanks to my carers from Visionwest but I still like to do as much as I can for myself. I used to be a nurse then, once my family grew old up, I was in hospital administration. Thanks to Visionwest, I’m still in my own unit. It makes me feel so good to still have that independence.”
Flora has home healthcare carers from Visionwest call on her three times a day to prepare her meals and check that she’s okay.
To read Flora’s story, go to visionwest.org.nz/floras-story-independence-at-100-years-old/
#visionwest #homehealthcare
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I have talked to several people who say their carers are only staying half the allotted time ,and not doing the jobs needed, how can they deal with that
Happy Matariki Everyone.
Matariki. Te Tau Hou Māori – The Māori New Year
Signalling New Year, Matariki is a time of renewal and celebration in New Zealand that begins with the rising of the Matariki star cluster and the rising of a new moon.
Traditionally, Matariki followed the harvesting of crops when the pātaka (food storehouses) were full, freeing up time for family, reflection, and celebrations of various kinds.
For those of us at Visionwest, we’re taking time to think about the 12 months ahead and all that we’d like to achieve as we continue to focus on walking alongside those in our community who need our support.
What could you do to mark Matariki at work and home:
• Gather for a hearty celebration meal.
• Talk about some of the people that have passed away recently and reflect on what their lives have meant to you.
• Share some of your hopes and dreams for the year ahead.
Happy Matariki everyone!
PHOTO: Some of the team from our Glen Eden campus and members of local iwi celebrated Matariki with a dawn karakia (prayers) at Pukematekeo, a lookout in the Waitakere Ranges from which the sea on both sides of Tāmaki Makarau can be seen.
#visionwest #Matariki #matariki2022
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Having enjoyed success at the North-West zone Westpac Business Awards earlier this year, last week Visionwest took out the Excellence in Strategy and Planning Award at the Auckland-Wide event.
This is a truly fitting tribute to a team that has given everything to ensure the continued delivery of quality social supports to communities throughout New Zealand, especially during the past two years of COVID.
More than that, the award signals that business leaders and the business community throughout Auckland recognise the planning and organisation that has characterised Visionwest as we’ve grown from a drop-in centre at the Glen Eden Railway Station to an organisation helping support the vulnerable in communities throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.
A big thanks to all our supporters, and to the Auckland Business Chamber and Nauhria Group who sponsored the award.
PHOTO: Visionwest CEO, Lisa Woolley, accepting the award at the Awards Ceremony held last week.
#Visionwest #businessawards2022
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Congratulations team!! Amazing effort and a very well deserved award!!
Congratulations Lisa. That is exciting news . A really great tribute to you and your teams hard work.
Congratulations Lisa, once again, you, and your team are amazing
Well done Team.
Incredible achievement and well deserved Lisa Woolley and Visionwest Community Trust team!! Congratulations 🎉
Blessings, an amazing team with faith and compassion in their hearts
Congratulations to the VisionWest team.
A wonderful place to work. Great people.
Matariki – Friday June 24th – We will be CLOSED
Kia ora everyone. Just a reminder Visionwest will be closed this Friday for Matariki.
This includes the Pātaka Kai so, if you need emergency food for the weekend, please come to 93B Glendale Road on Thursday.
Most services reopen on Monday June 27th.
PĀTAKA KAI REOPENS – Tuesday June 28th. Noon – 2pm.
#visionwest #patakakai
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