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April 2024 Resilience Month CANCELLED in Whangaroa-Kerikeri

Updated: Apr 10

Some EVENTS still happening ! Update as per 8-Apr 2024


Kia ora, dear Timebank friends,

I'll copy what Board member and Transition Town Member, Asha Anderson, wrote to our

wider community:


"Kia Ora friends,
I hope this email finds you well... but the reality is, things are not always great are they? 
Life throws us all kinds of curve balls! Like the one I am about to share...
Our very good friend Di Maxwell, who many of you will know, has had to unexpectedly cancel the April Resilience Month events, due to her husband Jack being in a serious motorcycle accident earlier this week. Di and family are at Jack's side down in Auckland, and we are all praying for his recovery from a very traumatic accident. Resilience Month will have to wait as more important things must take precedence. Our thoughts and prayers are with Jack, Di and their family at this time. 🙏♥️
Thank you to everyone who was planning to be involved in Resilience Month, it will be picked up again in the future when the time is right."

Here below is the original blog - and the correct event details.



You didn't really think that autumn might slow things down here in your beautiful area? Have a look at what Far North Resilient Communities CT have put together for this community.

With quite some chaos, economic downturn, astrological forecasts and relatively high levels of fear out there, it is up to organisations like ours to keep reminding people that 'Resilience is an inside Job' and that within our communities we've got everything we need to stay calm, healthy and balanced. If you haven't recently, please do check out the offers on Timeoverflow .


So here is April's programme for you (keep checking with event organisers, as things might change last minute) - do attend as many of the events as you can, you'll love

the new (and old) learning, and most likely will meet some pretty cool people, too.


3-Apr

Preserving Workshop at CherryParkhouse Kerikeri | Happened - and it was fabulous !!!


CREATING COMMUNITY FOOD RESILIENCE | Happened too and it was well attended and super interesting !!!


5-Apr

ECO SPACE AT MERCHANTS OPENING: Cancelled


5-Apr

RAARANGA WEAVING WORKSHOPS:  Cancelled


6-Apr

BREATH AWARENESS KERIKERI - check with workshop organiser !


7-Apr

BREATH AWARENESS OPUA - check with workshop organiser !


8-Apr

GROWING MUSHROOMS IN GORSE MULCH: Check with Library

Garden Guru talk at Proctor Library, Kerikeri


10-Apr 2-3pm Timebanking Presentation and Q&A:Canceled


10-Apr 3-5pm Barbara’s Art of Living Well “Strategies for Stress & Anxiety”: STILL HAPPENING !


11-Apr

GARDEN ROVERS:  Cancelled


12-Apr

RAARANGA WEAVING WORKSHOPS:  Cancelled


13-Apr

ECO-VILLAGE SEMINAR: : Eco-Village/Co-Housing/Rammed Earth building Seminar at Kaeo. Learn about our plans to create an Eco-Village with rammed earth homes here in the Far North.

 Cancelled


14-Apr

BUILD YOUR OWN BIODIGESTER:  Cancelled Details TBC, workshop in Kaeo / Mangawhei


15-Apr

MAKE IT MONDAYS AT THE MERCHANTS:  Cancelled


15-Apr

RUBBISH TO RICHES WORKSHOP: Check with Vanessa at The Merchants!


18-Apr

GARDEN ROVERS:  Cancelled


19-Apr

RAARANGA WEAVING WORKSHOPS:  Cancelled


22-Apr

MAKE IT MONDAYS AT THE MERCHANTS:  Cancelled


25-Apr

GARDEN ROVERS:  Cancelled


26-Apr

RAARANGA WEAVING WORKSHOPS:  Cancelled


27-Apr

Repair Cafe Kerikeri : Check with RC manager via their Facebook page !

confirm via FB page closer to date, usually 1-4pm


29-Apr

MAKE IT MONDAYS AT THE MERCHANTS:  Cancelled



These are just some of the many resilience events that will be happening in the Far North during April. A full calendar will be available soon.





The "Far North Resilient Communities" Charitable Trust is an organisational member with our Taitokerau Timebank. Above events, when listed through their Humanitix ticketing site, are therefore eligible for Timebank members to attend in exchange for Timecredits. Any help that a Timebank member provides for the organisational member receives Timecredits for their work. Win/Win all around!

Have you considered for your organisation to become a Timebank member?



That's all for now, Ngā mihi aroha Barbara


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