Community Spirit in Action – Hato Hone St John
Why do we need volunteers? If a frontline ambulance is already busy in the community, volunteers can provide appropriate first response care for the patient.
Why do we need volunteers? If a frontline ambulance is already busy in the community, volunteers can provide appropriate first response care for the patient.
They say age is just a number which I guess is true until the number stops going up, but it’s also a number of other things
Ian’s commitment to top-tier work and his engagement with visitors at his workshop have greatly contributed to the Coromandel Peninsula’s art scene allure. Travellers and art devotees become part of the artistic process, picking up pieces that resonate with them, learning about the craft, and leaving with more than a souvenir – an experience etched into their memories.
Over the summer, pop into the Museum and check out our new exhibition aptly titled “What’s in your pocket?” It is sure to take you on a nostalgic trip of a time when we relied on multiple things to get our daily tasks done!
I introduced the first of the self-focused abilities, namely ‘Being present with one’s own vulnerability’ and ‘Letting go of the need for validation’ and the first of the other-focused abilities, ‘Being gracious with the differently informed’ and ‘Being generous’. You might have tried them since or seen them in action. You might have noticed when they were missing in your or someone else’s behaviour. Either way, if you read the article, your awareness of them has hopefully been heightened and your sensitivity to them increased.
Why do we need volunteers? If a frontline ambulance is already busy in the community, volunteers can provide appropriate first response care for the patient.
They say age is just a number which I guess is true until the number stops going up, but it’s also a number of other things
Ian’s commitment to top-tier work and his engagement with visitors at his workshop have greatly contributed to the Coromandel Peninsula’s art scene allure. Travellers and art devotees become part of the artistic process, picking up pieces that resonate with them, learning about the craft, and leaving with more than a souvenir – an experience etched into their memories.
Over the summer, pop into the Museum and check out our new exhibition aptly titled “What’s in your pocket?” It is sure to take you on a nostalgic trip of a time when we relied on multiple things to get our daily tasks done!
I introduced the first of the self-focused abilities, namely ‘Being present with one’s own vulnerability’ and ‘Letting go of the need for validation’ and the first of the other-focused abilities, ‘Being gracious with the differently informed’ and ‘Being generous’. You might have tried them since or seen them in action. You might have noticed when they were missing in your or someone else’s behaviour. Either way, if you read the article, your awareness of them has hopefully been heightened and your sensitivity to them increased.
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