KWC Happenings
Ballentynes Fashion Parade
It was a great night on Wednesday for our Ballentynes Fundraising Fashion Parade. The models looked gorgeous, the food was amazing and the hair and make-up was beautiful. We would like to thank all of those that supported us on the night and our raffle was won by ticket number 111.
Congratulations Kathy!
Sue looking beautiful
Getting ready for the show!
We Are Open!
We are back! After our Easter and School Holiday break we are open again for business. Come in for a chat or a cuppa or enroll in one of our many great courses.
Quiz Night Success
Thank you to all the people who supported us and made our Quiz Night last night at the Jolly a great success. It was a great night despite the weather, lots of laughs and fun. The raffle was drawn and the lucky winner was ticket number 53 and second prize was ticket number 62, congratulations and thanks again!
VOTE FOR US NOW – 1 VOTE PER DAY SO KEEP ON VOTING!!
Can you please vote for us!!
We will be profiling each of the finalists of our Haier New Zealand/Cooking 4 Change competition in order for all of you to get to know a little bit about them and what they do- and hopefully help you decide who you would like to vote for. To start off: Kapiti Womens Centre.
The Kapiti Women’s Centre is a feminist organisation which promotes the physical, mental and spiritual well being of women on the Kapiti Coast.
Kapiti Womens Centre is a haven for women and their dependents in Kapiti. They provide referrals to all other services, free counselling courses, fellowship and a variety of other support services. Funding is becoming a real issue and they are working really hard to keep this service.
Due to a government funding change they need to source quite a significant shortfall to ensure the women of their community remain empowered by the services they supply as a charitable organisation. They offer free counselling and discounted courses to women who are the catalyst for change in not only themselves but their family’s, their friends, and their communities.
Kapiti Women’s Centre have mentioned that they might raffle the fridge in order to raise funds to be able to continue providing the services they offer.
If you like the sound of these guys, don’t forget to hit that vote button in the link accompanying this post! Each vote counts!
NEW CENTRE MANAGER
This week we said goodbye to our existing Centre Manager of 15 years. She has decided to retire gracefully and spend her free time, travelling foreign lands with her children, spending time in her lovely garden and generally being a women of leisure. We would like to say a great welcome to our new Centre Manager, Louise Waterworth. Louise previously spent time as a counsellor at KWC and has returned in a new role. We welcome Louise and look forward to a very long and rewarding future ahead of us.
