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1. One minute chores Feeling stressed? No time to do everything that needs doing round the house in the morning? One minute chores could...

I have been doing some research recently about how to attract more people to our Facebook page, thought I would share with you some...

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

NOTES from TCV Network Meeting, 12-Aug-2019: Guest speaker Wiremu Tamati from GDC presenting the council's Resilience Plan

Join The Greenlight Advocacy and Lobbying Committee In Combatting Predatory Lending In Aotearoa Household indebtedness in Aotearoa has...

TCV joined up with member organisations to walk for a good cause!

This special award acknowledges voluntary action, teamwork, inspirational leadership, or those with persistent determination to see that...

The time has come to elect our executive committee members for the year ahead. Our executive committee will be elected at our upcoming...

A huge thank you to Nona Aston and Judy Livingston for speaking at our September Network Meeting about Nan Evans and her legacy. I was...

Project Background The Gisborne East Coast Council of Social Services was established in 1990. Members as at July 2010 include: SPELD;...