Nola has lived nearly all her life in Havelock North and still lives independently. Her energy and independence is inspirational - she was still driving her blue VW up until...
A mihi whakatau was held for invited guests including Tukituki MP Anna Lorck, representatives from government agencies and Hawke’s Bay DHB, Family Works Guardian Angels and local schools, led by...
“We are so pleased to have secured Middle Rd. People with disabilities are suffering badly in the current housing crisis, and many are living in frankly unsuitable accommodation.
When COVID-19 lockdown means older people can’t attend Enliven Day Programmes, Enliven goes to them.
Trevor Marsh, Enliven Day Programme Co-ordinator and Jeff Lynn, Enliven Client handing over the three Whare Pekapeka prototypes to Kay Griffiths of The Conservation Company
Last Friday 14th May a unique fundraising duo hit Hawke’s Bay. Ethel & Bethel Bingo Babes made their way to the Bay for the first time, performing their entertaining, cheeky bingo night to a crowd of delighted guests.
The ReTreads – keen woodworkers who are part of the men’s group at the Enliven Day Centre – crafted poppies for others at the Centre to remember the service and sacrifice of family members in all conflicts.
Family Works Hawke’s Bay (FWHB) has secured new premises more than seven months after having to vacate Heretaunga House in Hastings due to earthquake risk.
Amanda Harris, manager of PSEC’s Joll Road charity shop in Havelock North, arrived at work to find the donations bin next to the shop had been broken into for the second time in a month.
Elsie was born on 12 January 1921, when George V was head of state and William Massey was the Prime Minister of New Zealand.
The PSEC / Family Works foodbank drew from generous community support and distributed 85 food and Christmas gift parcels to local families during December 2020.