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Resources for Borrowing
Browse our lending library resources, available for loan to schools and/or individuals at no charge. Choose from Schools Resources, Self–Improvement, and Technical Books. Take a note of the number and title shown below and visit us at REAP House, 278 Great North Road, Winton.
Newsletters 2009
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Newsletter June 2010
Newsletter March 2010
Browse our Resources
These educational resources may be borrowed for a period of time at no charge.New Community Worker for Winton
Louise is available Mondays through to Thursdays between 10am and 3pm and can be contacted by phone on 03 236 9934.
Left to right – Dawn Brocks (Committee), Louise Faithful (Winton Community Worker) and Glenys Gorrie (Committee Chairperson).
The Team at Southern REAP are pleased to have been part of a local steering committee comprising of members from local business, health and service groups to establish a Community Support Worker for the Central Southland area.
The need for the position was highlighted last year following an influx of immigrant farm workers during the dairy boom, which overwhelmed district nurses with requests for information on basic services available in Central Southland. A public meeting was arranged by Southern REAP and the process gained momentum from there.
Louise Faithful started her new and exciting role on August 3rd and is working hard establishing herself in the community including learning about all the services available and bringing herself up to speed with the diversity of the position. Based up at the Winton Health and Maternity Centre in Gow Street, the role is essentially a referral service putting people in need in touch with local organisations.
Funding support has generously been made available by the Winton Hospital Charitable Trust. The committee is hoping to attract additional funding from other sources in the future to ensure the security of this position.
Class Summaries
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Summary August 2010
Summary July 2010
Summary June 2010
Summary May 2010
Summary April 2010
Summary March 2010
Wakatipu U3A Newsletters
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July 2010 Newsletter
May 2010 Newsletter
April 2010 Newsletter
February 2010 Newsletter
November 2009 Newsletter