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By Chala Chase 04 Oct, 2022
HIPOKINGIA TE KAHU AROHA
By Chala Chase 07 Sep, 2022
Upcoming events hosted by Ngā Manga Pūriri
By Chala Chase 07 Sep, 2022
We operate on an Appointment only basis this can be done over the phone, via email and walk in and Hours are now:
By Chala Chase 07 Sep, 2022
So proud to work alongside amazing kaimahi from Te Kotahitanga E Mahi Kaha Trust, The Solomon Group, THOON, NHHT, NISS and Mid North Budgeting Sevices.
By Chala Chase 26 Jul, 2022
Northlanders spend $7.4m on pokies in first quarter alone - at $82,000 a day
By Cordelia Waetford 12 Apr, 2022
Public consultation on reducing pokies harm
Gambling Harm Awareness Week
By Chala Chase 07 Sep, 2020
Gambling Harm Awareness Week - 31st Oct- 6th Sept With a focus on youth we partnered up with artist collective Elevate Minds and facilitated workshops on safe gaming with the tamariki of Te Rangi Aniwaniwa. Gaming is the act of playing electronic games or video games. Excessive gaming can lead to addiction and can be a pre-cursor to online gambling. The tamariki co-designed tikanga for safe gaming and came up with their own kupu “Kia Tika te Tākaro” which translates to Play Safe! On Friday 4th September the tamariki of Te Rangi Aniwaniwa expressed their learnings through a live mural which was completed inside the school's gymnasium. The gymnasium is a hub for sport in Kaitaia and is used weekly by approximately 1000 people. The tamariki who were involved in the workshops and the mural were presented with a t.shirt - “Kia Tika te Tākaro”. Ngā Mihi to the staff and tamariki of Te Rangi Aniwaniwa for allowing Ngā Manga Pūriri to workshop and raise awareness around safe gaming.
staying on guard
By Chala Chase 14 Jul, 2020
Online gambling is becoming prevalent in our communities. Here are some strategies to help you or someone you know who maybe affected. Try download the app Bet Blocker - a free tool to help control your gambling, blocking access to 12,000 gambling websites. https://www.choicenotchance.org.nz/unders.../online-gambling Online gambling - staying on-guard | Choice Not Chance
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