Company Overview
Plunket is the largest provider of services supporting the health and well-being of children from birth to age five. We work in partnership with many organisations throughout New Zealand. This means we can deliver services to more people in more communities.
General Information
This Plunket Facebook page is managed by Gisborne/Wairoa Plunket but belongs to all Plunket people as a welcoming space for conversation and sharing information. We encourage open discussion about issues related to parenting children under 5 in New Zealand and welcome all feedback on our services.
By participating on the Gisborne/Wairoa Plunket Facebook page, you are agreeing to our guidelines and to interact with fellow commenters in a way that is respectful and supportive.
We may delete posts which are:
racist, sexist, homophobic or other forms of hate-speech
potentially libelous or defamatory
spam or commercial
personal attacks, abuse and threats
off-topic or irrelevant to the thread of conversation.
Repeatedly violating these guidelines will result in being removed from the page.
You can help by notifying us of potential problems and encouraging each other to keep conversations appropriate. If you spot something you think is inappropriate please let us know: email webmaster@plunket.org.nz
If you would like to contact Plunket in a commercial sense or to undertake some research with the Plunket community, please email webmaster@plunket.org.nz
We look forward to connecting with you here on Facebook!
Gisborne Volunteer Centre supports and promotes volunteering in our community. For those interested in volunteering, we can point you in the right direction; for those community groups needing volunte
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Training Times:
Tuesday
General 6pm to 7pm / Weapons 7pm to 8pm
Thursday
Children's 5.45pm to 6.45pm / General 7pm to 8pm
Saturday
General 9am to 11am
Sunday
(Alternating Times)
General 9am to 11am / 1pm to 3pm
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Located in the Central Business District of Gisborne/Turanga-nui-a-kiwa, the centre is situated on the banks of the Taruheru River. Picturesque views of the spring tides and riverside bird life set the scene for quality early childhood education and care.
We also have the benefit of close access to local amenities, such as the Tairawhiti Museum and HB Williams Memorial Library.
The centre was established in 1976 – the first in Gisborne - due to the demand for a child care service in the area. The centre is a community based, not for profit, parent association. We are a Charitable Entity and an Incorporated Society.
The integral rationale of SuperGrans is a volunteer service that offers practical assistance in learning homecare and life skills. We provde both in the 'classroom' services and 'one-on-one' mentoring with practical tuition that allows our whanau to maximize the resources available to them.
We aim to transfer practical homemaking knowledge and skills in order for them to improve the quiality of their and their families lives.
We are a organisation of people who are willing to share their knowledge with others. We bring together young and old to share knowlege and experiences that will positively affect the lives and families of those involved.
We increase awareness of using the resources that they have to improve their standard of living, not their living standards.
