St John of God Karori Residents raising funds for rehabilitation and therapy - Round the Bays 2021
St John of God Karori residents will participate in Round the Bays 2021, raising funds to improve the resident gym at St John of God Karori.
Wellington
St John of God Karori residents participate annually in the Round the Bays event.
In 2021 a number of residents are planning to participate in Round the Bays, raising funds to help improve the resident gym at St John of God Karori.
Rehabilitation and Therapy is an important part of residential care services and we are aiming to upgrade and purchase some new items for the resident gym.
About us
As a leading provider of health and ability and social services in New Zealand, we strive to improve the quality of life of vulnerable people in our communities.
Use of funds
Funds raised will be used for the purchase of gym and exercise equipment at St John of God Karori.
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Kia ora and thanks to you Lynette for your generous contribution and support for our work. We will update on how the residents go at the evens as well as updating our Rehabilitation and Therapy equipment at https://www.facebook.com/hauoratrustkarori
Kia ora and thanks to you Stephen for your generous contribution and support for our work. We will update on how the residents go at the evens as well as updating our Rehabilitation and Therapy equipment at https://www.facebook.com/hauoratrustkarori
Kia ora thank you so much for your donation that will help support our residents to thrive under the support of our team at Karori. We hope you have a lovely festive season. Ka rawe atu koe.
Kia ora Jackie. Thank you so much for your support we all appreciate it along with the Rehabilitation and Therapy team who work hard to support our residents.
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