The holiday season is a time for celebration, connection, and relaxation—but it can also lead to inactivity when usual routines get interrupted by family, friends and festivities. However, keeping active doesn’t have to be strenuous or time-consuming to make a
Preventable drownings claim the lives of too many New Zealanders every year. As summer arrives and many of us spend more time in and around water, it’s vital that we refresh our knowledge of the 5 essential water safety skills
Summary The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill proposes redefining the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, a move that would radically alter decades of established law and policy recognising Māori rights. The Bill’s definition introduces three new principles,
Team HOPE and Taranaki Rural Support Trust are excited to invite you to an extra special Time Out Tour event in collaboration with Matt Chisholm! Event details: 📅 Saturday, November 9th 🕡 From 6:30 PM, Stratford Eltham Rugby and
About Tai Chi Tai Chi Chuan is a unique system of health and self defense that originated in China nearly 1,000 years ago. It has always been valued as one of the treasures of the Chinese culture. Practicing Tai Chi
Launch of Our Level 3 Leading Wellbeing Workshop We’re excited to announce the launch of our Level 3 Leading Wellbeing workshop—a significant milestone for Building Wellness Taranaki! This program empowers businesses to establish internal Building Resilience teams dedicated to enhancing
We are working on an exciting new project behind the scenes to share with you soon. We have contracted with a local media company to create a video showcasing Community Strength & Balance classes around the maunga of Taranaki to
Hato Hone St John Taranaki are running a free programme for rangatahi called Poipoia Te Pitomata (Harnessing Potential) The course is going to be held at our Stratford training room and will run over 4 days from the 27th –
In late 2022, a group of people from various support organisations began exploring a plan to offer support hui in the community to awhi and resource those who have been impacted by suicide – particularly in response to whānau and
The mission of Ngā Tohu Whakaora e 3 (3 Steps for Life), is to empower members of the community to step forward when help is needed and increase out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates in your local community. In 2021, over