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Epsom Repair Café brings broken treasures back to life
Repair cafés are pop-up events all around Aoteroa as part of a global initiative, where locals bring in broken or damaged goods to be repaired by expert volunteers, rather than cluttering up landfill.
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board helps community with local grants
More than $100,000 in grants have been made to 33 community groups but Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Boardis warning that with budget constraints its grants programme could look different in the future.
New heart for Old Papatoetoe
Old Papatoetoe is getting a new lease on life as the town centre undergoes revitalisation.
Supporting young people in Hibiscus and Bays
Helping young people make positive changes in their lives and have a voice in decisions that impact them is a priority for the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board.
Investing in volunteers to help our local youth
Over $70,000 worth of grants from 17 local boards, including Albert-Eden and Puketāpapa, have helped fund Youthline's volunteer training programmes in the past year.
Dedicated volunteers equipped to help our local youth in Waitematā
Youthline has three centres in Tāmaki Makaurau, one in the heart of the Waitematā Local Board area.
Māori Warden from Ōtāhuhu Māori Wardens Association wins Te Tohu Maimoa Award
A well-loved Māori warden is recognised for his efforts by Companion Animals New Zealand for the support to Animal Welfare during the floods in Māngere.
Manurewa grants fund boosted
More than 20 groups have been helped with Manurewa Local Board grants.
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