Fantastic to see Councillor Penny Hulse recognised for her work in local politics. Penny has been a champion for Waitākere for years, working with many West Auckland organisations including as a current member of Healthy Families Waitākere's Strategic Leadership Group.
Healthy Families New Zealand & https://t.co/ZmcDFNR1K4 has some fun activities that your whānau can do over the school holidays. Play is a vital part of children’s physical and cognitive development, so what are you waiting for? Have some fun and play, every day!
The July calendar for maramataka is now up on our website!
On there you will learn more about the traditional practice of maramataka, a practice that Healthy Families Waitākere is working with the community to bring back into everyday life.
https://t.co/r7eSvlKPKX
We've been busy working on a very special initiative taking place in the west. @harmonynutrinz & @sarahtweetle recently presented the initial findings at #anaconf19
https://t.co/LcFK46hECr
Staff from Sport Waitākere & Healthy Families Waitākere have donned themselves in pink today in support of #PinkShirtDayNZ and its belief of Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora (Speak Up, Stand Together, Stop Bullying) in our schools and workplaces.
Our team at Sport Waitakere are getting out and about this West Auckland #YouthWeek, starting today! Check out all the great events going on in West Auckland including dance workshops, movie nights and talent quests below: https://t.co/u6GZ4yis65
Following on from last month’s Maramataka introductory workshop, a second workshop has been held to identify opportunities to bring traditional health and wellbeing practice into everyday life in West Auckland.
https://t.co/lHF784LNhN
Sunday was World Safety and Health at Work day - being well in your job is important as adults can spend around half their waking hours at work. https://t.co/KJcPXzXCzL has some great ideas to help your work place be a healthier, and happier, place to work.
Healthy Families Waitākere and @hapaitehauora hosted a Maramataka workshop last week, offering participants an opportunity to learn about the key phases of the Māori Lunar Calendar.
The Henderson-Massey Connection Plan will make pedestrian and cycle connections between communities and destinations, encouraging safe travel and reduction in vehicle use for local trips.
You can provide your feedback & views before April 17.
https://t.co/Ja4oU9M13K