We still believing connecting, togetherness and social contact are vitally important for our communities. Be patient and lets reclaim safe and sacred space. #connections#socialinfrastructure#hugs
The Splice Children’s Creative Class has been having a lot of fun in lockdown! Recently all of the children created videos where they explained how to do one of their favourite activities. Take a look at Saee’s video to learn how to cartwheel!
While our long lockdown has been tough for us all, the Children’s Creative Class have been having a lot of fun! Last week everyone dressed up as their favourite characters and acted. We had a princess, fortune teller, Batman, pirate, witch, and Ravana! Check this out!
What school lunch systems do countries use? How do different cultures think about death? The Splice community conversation group recently discussed these topics in our Friday meetings. While lockdown keeps us apart, we’re enjoying connecting over meaningful discussions.
Looking forward to #ActiveCitizens activity over the coming couple of months with our AAF marketplace and Women's course on the North Shore. For now a little video throwback!
Join the Climbing Keas for an hour of fitness disguised as fun 🤸👶 🎉 To meet this playgroup for caregivers and their children, come to Auckland's Ellen Melville Centre, 2 Freyberg Place on Tuesdays from 10:30 to 11:30 am 🤸👶 🎉 #playgroup#kidsbabylove#candidchildhood
Not everyone can make it into town and to Splice's Creative Writing especially during lockdown. However, let's be creative, join us via Zoom! Let Alanah or Stuart know that you are going to join so they let you in to the session https://t.co/Zi2T37N46u - Meeting ID: 812 4312 5116
We had a very interesting time mixing with young change makers at the Annual SINZ Conference in Auckland over the weekend, thanks for having us along UoA! https://t.co/6t8nl27JVL
Great to be a part of the latest @ActiveCitizens Training in Auckland with @SpliceAKL. #ActiveCitizens is a social leadership training programme, building trust and understanding by supporting people to take action on issues they care about. Globally connected, locally engaged.
With racial justice movements around the world gaining traction and a stronger presence, we feel now is the time for Aotearoa to take another look at how we are supporting our indigenous brothers and sisters. https://t.co/ctgUtI8N3h #homelessness#indigenous#socialjustice
“Old friends cannot be created out of hand. Nothing can match the treasure of common memories, of trials endured together, of quarrels and reconciliations and generous emotions.”
Little Prince author Saint-Exupéry, born 120 years ago today, on friendship: https://t.co/JuXcOEo745
We've got two places opened up on #ActiveCitizens July 9-11 Auckland course. please message if interested or you know anyone who would benefit from this training in intercultural dialogue and social enterprise, thanks! https://t.co/L7iaXTCnVZ
such a lovely rainy day in Auckland - what are you listening to at work? this is a piece of ambient brilliance that perfectly suits the mood here: https://t.co/5r8Vdz3xxz
Mark your calendars! 🗓 Tue 16 June, dine with us & celebrate the move from Lockdown to Alert Level 1 🥇 🎉🎈 Enjoy Boil Up & Chop Suey plus Dhal & Rice 👨🍳 $5 (Regular Customers), $10 (Pay it Forward), or Koha (for those in need) 😋 #MergeCafe#FeelGoodFood#LifewiseNZ#KRoadNZ
We are planning ahead to a more impactful RAK day this Sept 2nd ... let us know if your business wants to contribute! and keep an eye out! #RandomActsofKindness https://t.co/OzDLWD5Gfq
NOW HIRING: The Lifewise Mana Whānau team are seeking a passionate, experienced social worker or whānau worker, committed to preventing tamariki from entering or remaining in the foster care system. To know more and to apply, click here: https://t.co/PGVTbEKIXU #FosterCare
We work in partnership with the Auckland Inner City community of Tangata Whenua, and we hear from them, and can see the unequal treatment they face from police, and structural racism that demeans their Tikanga and Mauri. That's why we say #ArmsDownNZ