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Family Works Hawke’s Bay
The latest news and events from Family Works Hawke’s Bay
Following Cyclone Gabrielle, our PSEC Charity Shops and Enliven Havelock North offices were overwhelmed with generous donations from across New…
Following Cyclone Gabrielle, Family Works Hawke’s Bay made lunches for volunteers from the Tu Tangata Church community who had arrived…
Through our Family Works service, we aim to make Aotearoa New Zealand the best place in the world to grow…
Iona College is making a difference in the community, “Page by page’. As part of the Year 12 Social Studies…
PSEC CEO, Sanja Majstorović, and Family Works Service Manager, Carlotta Bauer were delighted to receive special treats donated by BWR…
After a great Christmas BBQ, the Enliven ReTreads guided by Day Programme Coordinator, Trevor Marsh, handed over a collection of lovingly crafted toys to…
Family Works Hawke’s Bay has secured new premises more than seven months after having to vacate Heretaunga House in Hastings…
On Friday 12 November Family Works Hawke’s Bay celebrated their official opening of their offices at 104 Lyndon Road West,…
Family Works HB scoops prestigious HB Health Award Congratulations to our Family Works Hawke’s Bay team who received a joint…
“My first thought was – what’s my team going to need? If they weren’t OK, they wouldn’t be able to support others.”
Carleen Te Nahu, Family Works Clinical Team Leader
“I have people around me who care about me. It’s that human contact and the conversation at the end of the day.”
Colleen Dewson, Enliven Older People client
“I have loved Enliven Disability since I started, helping people just does it for me. It’s physically challenging, but somehow it doesn’t feel like hard work. I am so grateful to be working here. This feels like a proper job. I’m doing something with my life that is meaningful.”
Bree Reid, Enliven Disability Support Worker
“Look forward to Thursday every week and I love coming. The staff are lovely people and are very caring.”
