Thank You Kapiti

We would like to thank all of those people who gave so generously at our annual Street Appeal on Friday 20th September, your ongoing support helps women and children in Kapiti to access services in a safe and warm environment.  Thank You!

We are SUPREME Winners!

On Wednesday night Louise and I attended the Wellington Regional Airport Awards after being nominated for the Health and Wellbeing Award, we were honoured to be nominated alongside numerous outstanding organisations who were also nominated in this category, well, we won the award for Health and Wellbeing and then we took out the SUPREME AWARD overall, thank you to all of the KWC collective for being amazing and outstanding and this is our recognition!  See more photos on our Facebook Page!  We now attend the Regional Awards in Wellington in October.

Introducing our new Ayurvedic Facial Massage and Reiki Service

Mukha abhyanga, an ayurvedic facial massage, offers a multitude of benefits in just one session. With its gentle yet firm strokes, this rejuvenating practice is said to promote relaxation, improve blood circulation, and help tone the facial muscles. It stimulates the lymphatic system, aiding in detoxification and reducing puffiness.

Heather from Fleurish will be here from 10-2pm on Fridays offering an Ayurvedic Facial Massage using Jojoba and Caster Oils or a Reiki Treatment.  Each treatment is 30 minutes, the cost is Reiki $10, Facial Massage is $20, half of which Heather donates to the KWC.  Please contact KWC for an appointment.

THANK YOU!!

We would like to thank all of those who attended our quiz night and bought raffles and contributed via donations for our fundraiser for Ba Futuru in Timor-Leste, it was a wonderful night and we raised over $3200, thank you so much!

Kāpiti Women’s Centre receives $17,000 donation via fishing competition

Louise Waterworth’s mission is to help as many Kāpiti women as she possibly can – and a recent donation of more than $17,000 will contribute greatly to that goal.

Waterworth is the manager of the Kāpiti Women’s Centre, a service that helps women and children who have been victims of family violence by providing counselling, safehouses and funds for things like protection orders.

The donation of $17,015 came from the Texturite Reel Womens’ Kāpiti Classic fishing competition.

The competition, which was meant to be held earlier this month, was unfortunately cancelled due to bad weather – much to the disappointment of the 120 women who entered – but the night event still went ahead and saw over 250 people attend.