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31
Oct
2019
St Johns (Inc)

New Zealand

A slight change to our evening meet calendar, due to availability of speaker.

Featuring Chris Farrelly - Auckland City Mission

Hear the insights on how we try and support those in need.  The passion and drive of those who work closely with those in need.

Whether it’s a specific issue that has led someone to the Mission, the effects of the continuing poverty cycle, or a culmination of many problems, Mission staff and volunteers are here to help.

On arrival at the Mission, an Assessment Professional will talk through a person’s situation in-depth in an effort to really understand the issues that have led them to us.

Staff then offer immediate practical assistance (such as food or warm clothing) where required, provide advice, make referrals to other services and develop a plan to help resolve deeper issues.

WHEN SOMEONE COMES TO US FOR HELP, WE ASK TWO KEY QUESTIONS:
  1. What are this person or family’s immediate needs (eg: food, emergency accommodation, warm clothing)?
  2. What can be changed to positively improve their chances for the future?

Note: Bring a donation on the evening as a gift to the mission.

We welcome guests for our fun and informative evenings.  Rotarians from other clubs and others interested in attending must contact Club Services.

Evening meetings require advance registration for seating/catering. 

Usual evening meeting fee applies ($35) charged to your account (members and their guests), others cash on arrival.  Cash bar.  Members can register on-line (including their guests).

Please register yourself and guests before 8pm Tuesday 29 October.  You will receive a confirmation email.

NOTE:  all registrations as at 8pm Tuesday 29 October will be charged whether or not attended. 

Meeting format is generally:

  • Social time
  • Seated for club business or speaker
  • Main course
  • Seated for speaker or club business
  • Dessert
  • Coffee and social time