We got the chance to shoot out to the eco school here in Whanganui and talk to the owners, Nelson and Dani Lebo. They talk about the importance of high quality environmental education and how this should be affordable to everybody. They express how an outdoor learning...
Kia ora tātou and Happy New Year! This week we are profiling the amazing people at Thrive and how they move ‘profit for purpose enterprises from niche to norm.’ Doing business differently to bring more wellbeing to the world. With a desire to see a better tomorrow,...
Our good mahi story this week features the team from Jigsaw Whanganui discussing their kaupapa and the range of services they offer to strengthen families and whānau support across our rohe. Taking a non-judgemental and caring approach, they are changing the lives of...
This good mahi story is the origin story of the the Waka Hauora Mobile Health Bus. In memory of Robert Bartley QSM, we speak to members of the Bartley Family and members of the community who have brought Rob’s vision to life to deliver quality local health...
Our good mahi story of the week features Karrie Brown telling the powerful stories that sit behind the inspiring efforts of her small team of staff and volunteers at City Mission Whanganui. Providing essential food parcels to almost 3000 families per year, the teams...
This story features Gloria Campbell, Regional Commissioner for Social Development for Taranaki, King Country and Whanganui, discussing some of the ways MSD supports the local kaupapa seeking to address ending poverty in our...
