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  Challenge2000 encourages rangitahi (youths) to step outside the usual lens of their local communities and be inspired by the opportunities that await them. And as a community-based charity they are always looking for opportunities to create experiences that will open the minds of young people and prepare them for leadership. If we were successful … Continued

Women all over the globe need help and support as they struggle with domestic, emotional and mental issues.The Women’s Centre Incorporated was established in 1986 and works to assist the 10K+ local women who reach out for help annually. They provide the safety and guidance women need in troubling times. It is by supporting and … Continued

The Blanket Bank was created in 2012, when a New Brighton Project team members found the Curtain Bank often had blankets left in their collection bins, of course they decided the best thing to do was pass them on to people in need! Volunteers accept and distribute the bedding, usually made of a pack that … Continued

As one of New Zealand’s major charitable bodies looking after the wider community that suffers from respiratory conditions, The Asthma & Respiratory Foundation make a special effort to provide and support to the little ones. The Sailor the Puffer Fish show is an interactive musical that tours nationwide, educating primary school children with important skills, … Continued

In the 2017/2018 financial year Cholmondeley Children’s Centre gave beds to over 4,000 children in their care. On top of providing safe places for kids to sleep, they help children work through the emotional distress that comes with having troubles at home.The ultimate aim is to increase each child’s awareness of strengths and wellbeing to … Continued

Every year Grace demonstrates its commitment, support and appreciation for our Australian and New Zealand communities by giving back to those who need it most. Grace Gives is an initiative which has been running for 3 years and our network continues to grow year on year, granting more gifts and raising more awareness for great … Continued

For many years, museums and galleries have been monitored by conservationists who sought to prevent damage to fine art caused by humidity and temperature changes. As a result, museums have kept everything at approximately 21 degrees Celsius (70 degrees Fahrenheit) and 55 per cent relative humidity. This has been helped with mechanical air-conditioning, heating and … Continued

Office space is beginning to play more of an integral role in the success of a business and the retention of its staff as new technologies and trends continue to change the shape of the modern office around the world. New and exciting office designs are now lead by innovation and driven by businesses desiring … Continued

Compared to the market of the past, potential employees now have far more power during their job hunt than employers do. Talent now chooses your company, making the search for your next employee much more difficult and time consuming than ever before. You’ll need a recruitment marketing strategy Now that potential employees are calling the … Continued

Summer’s intense heat doesn’t just cause our garden to dry out, it can also severely damage your fine art while in storage. Your fine art is valuable so it makes sense that you do what you can to protect it. Here are a few extra measures you can take to ensure your fine art is … Continued