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July 2019 Newsletter

Here is our latest newsletter for the month of July!

What’s covered:

A run down of our latest CLD dates and locations
The launch of our exciting new initiative called CONNECT and how you can be involved
We’re also pleased to share with Tāmaki Makarau an upcoming series of half-day workshops – Community-Led Development Network Hui. We’re working with various initiatives who will be giving Pecha Kucha presentations.
And finally, we’re absolutely thrilled to share with you our new website which went live.

Read the full newsletter here

Story

THE REVITALISATION OF COPPARD RESERVE

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MAKE THE MOVE REPORT

This report sets out ideas about how the public policy system might better enable community-led development. This resource is for public sector leaders and practitioners in central and local government agencies.

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ONLINE LEARNING MODULE

We are so excited to bring together key ideas, resources and tools for people working in all kinds of community-led development roles in our first online learning module.

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KO AU

In a landscape of intergenerational and present-day trauma – the Ko Au programme is a game changer developed from identifying mental health, whānau breakdowns and poverty as causes of mamae for local youth and themselves. Read their story

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TE REO

Explore our Te reo resources to support you in the use of karakia, waiata and whakatauki.

Kia tau
karakia whakamutunga

Kia tau kia tā tou katoa
Te ā io, te aroha me te marutau
Tihei Mauri Ora

May peace, love, and safety
Be upon us all
Tihei Mauri Ora