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On the 4th of June TCV hosted MP Tangi Utikere for an open discussion about some of the needs in Tairawhiti. Mr Utikere offered the...

Check out some photos from our AGM on the 9th November 2020

Kath Allen (far left) nominated by Tairawhiti Age Concern Betty Stephen (second from left) nominated by Hospice Sheryl Gomm (on coloured...

Nan Evans Award 2020 Recipient - Betty Stephen Nominated by Hospice Tairawhiti For the last 12 years Betty has been coordinating as a...

At this months network meeting we were lucky enough to have Gillian Ward come and present her ideas for a Tairawhiti Resource Recovery...

Yesterday I spent the day at the Hospice Shop with their awesome staff and volunteers. The Hospice Shop Team are delighted they are now...

The Violence Free Tairawhiti Network (VFTN) first started in the region in 1995 with Chairperson Chris Bunyan. Formerly known as...

Tairawhiti Community Voice uses the honeycomb as a symbol of local organisations coming together to achieve the shared outcome of...

At our March Network Meeting we celebrated 30 years of Tairawhiti Community Voice/ GISCOSS being an incorporated society. We invited our...

Monday 20th April 2020 we hosted our first Zoom network meeting due to Covid-19 Lock-down . It was a great success with 11 attendees and...

We had a great day up at Nati Fest 2020 in Ruatorea on Friday 6th March 2020 . Here's a little video of the day. Thanks to the organising...

The Tairawhiti Community Voice 2020 Action Plan is something new and exciting for our members this year. Coming into this role early...

We are seeking feeback on the TCV Network and we would really appriecate if you could let us know your thoughts. 3 simple topics: - Our...

On Tuesday 3rd December, Tairawhiti Community Voice had a stand at the CCS Disability Action International Day of Persons with...

Congratulations to Betty Thompson the recipient of the 2019 Nan Evans Award. Betty has been volunteering at Arohaina Centre for 20 years...

Many of our member organisations are finding good benefit of joining with the Rural Support Roadshow to visit rural Tairawhiti communities.

From top left; Leigh Pink-Time keeper, Tina Karaitiana-Candidate, Alice Kibble addresses the crowd & our TCV Chair, Liz Graham-MC

Judy Livingston and Nona Aston where awarded Life Membership of TCV in honour of their many years service to the Tairawhiti community.

Liz & Lynda at CNA Conference at the Caketin Wellington