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Community Notices: week beginning Monday 22 April 2024
Omai Faatasi - Come Together Inviting all Pasifika seniors to come along and join Age Concern Wellington and Atamu who are co-hosting this Pasifika connection hub. This event launches on Tuesday 30th April from 10am - 12:30pm at the Salvation Army Hall, 89 Warspite Ave, Cannons Creek. This is a free social gathering to share information, activities, lunch and most importantly connect with other seniors in your area. No need to register just turn up. Sheila is looking forward to connecting with you all. For more information call or text her on 027 254 1771 or Age Concern on 04 499 6646. To the Front Poneke Fundraising gig Support Girls Rock Aotearoa run their To The Front programme, where they support young women, trans, intersex, takatapui, queer and gender diverse youth to explore music by attending a week long holiday programme where they learn instruments, form bands, write original songs, and perform at a showcase. Attend the To The Front Poneke fundraising gig – Danica Bryant and Edera play at Newtown School Hall on May 4th. The gig is all ages and doors open at 6.30pm. Get your tickets at Under the Radar. Join Endo Warriors Aotearoa for a special Henna workshop where you can take time out, get inspired and have some fun with the beauty and tradition of Henna art. When: 18 May Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm Newtown Community St, Colombo Street & Rintoul Street, Newtown This event is only for 20 people so please book and RSVP. You can find more information and tickets here: https://www.endowarriorsaotearoa.com Comics Zine Market Sunday May 5, 12-4pm Vic Uni of Wellington – School of Design & Innovation 139 Vivian St. Accessibility hour 11-12 More info at wellingtonzinefest.com Free & Queer Narcotics Anonymous NA members are people from all walks of life for whom drugs had become a major problem, who meet regularly to help each other stay clean, and recover from the effects of addiction in their lives. This meeting is focused on the needs of gay, lesbian and transgender members of NA. Meetings on Thursday 6-7pm.
A: Trinity Union Church, 11 Hall Avenue, Newtown, Wellington |
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