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Centre Workers Training 2013
- Would you like to work in a caring, fun-loving, creative, positive, open-minded, supportive environment?
- Would you like to offer support to the women in our community?
- Would you like to be part of a dynamic team of women?
- Would you like to have fun?
- Would you like to find out more about yourself and your skills?
- Would you like to meet new people?
- Would you like to be a valued contributing woman in your community?
Come along to our orientation days on either the 20 February or 6 March to find out more. To join the Volunteer Centre Worker training course, contact the centre on 902 6222. The six week programme will run from 14 March to 18 April.
KWC Administrator position
It is with much delight we welcome Jayne Collins to the Administrators role at the Kapiti Women’s Centre
Jayne will begin working at the Kapiti Women’s Centre in the new year, working alongside Kirsty who will be coordinating the education programme.
Jayne said that she is looking forward to being part of the collective and working in a community organisation. Jayne brings enthusiasm, energy and a great sense of humour.
Quiz Night
Once again the Kapiti Women’s Centre annual fundraising Quiz Night was a resounding success.
$4, 078.00 was raised during the evening.
A big thank you to all those who supported this event by being part of the fun on the night, donating goods for spot prizes and raffles and providing goods.
The winners on the night were team Squashed who scored .75 of a point more that the reigning champions.
Congratulations team Squashed
The pamper yourself raffle was drawn on the night. The winning number was 634. The second raffle prize was ticket number 268.
Our renovations are finished!!
On July 29th 2012, The extension to the Kapiti Women’s Centre was officially opened. Both the Mukume Taiko Drummers and the Women’s Community Choir performed for guests, and they greatly added to the occasion. The Mayor Jenny Rowan, our wonderful builder Vince Osborne and equally wonderful architect Rob Kofoed joined major sponsors and the KWC collective in cutting the golden ribbon to pieces and declaring the new-look centre open. We would love you to visit for a tour of our new meeting room AND to check out the many changes to the original building : We are fortunate to now have more quiet spaces to offer women support, an additional counselling room, a larger reception, more space for our administrators, and a fantastic new kitchen.
