Mitre 10 Sports Park perimeter track provides great views, well maintained surface, plenty of room for bikes, kids, and dogs. It’s also free to walk or run on 👍 … See MoreSee Less
Mates4Life brought the goods with their Awareness talk yesterday. We learned a few lessons…identifying those silent cues, ask for help if you need it, listen with open ears.
We also learned how magic can happen when we’re in sync with each other. … See MoreSee Less
It’s a brisk morning but we’re all set and ready to welcome our new group of rangatahi.
Follow along for the next six weeks and see what we get up to. If you’re looking for something interesting, somewhere to gain a few extra skills, someone to help you prepare for work, go to our website and hit APPLY NOW. … See MoreSee Less
Say "cheese". It was a small group for our last session with Coach Craig. Everyone enjoyed it though, and there was a lot of puffing by the end!! … See MoreSee Less
We need a bit of a catch-up our activities over the last couple of weeks…
Our group completed the Working at Heights training to finish off our industry specific training for the latest cohort. This is always a popular session and can be quite confronting for some.
Thanks to the team at ITA for their guidance through and support getting everyone through 👍 … See MoreSee Less
Last week we caught up with Hunta at the Te Wai Mauri nursery facility in Waiohiki. Hunta has been doing some casual work there assisting the Kaitiaki Rangers with their work.
During his time at Building Futures, Hunta let us know he wants to work in nature. He wants to learn as much as he could about the native flora and fauna so he can help maintain our environment into the future. … See MoreSee Less
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Another cracker day in Hawkes Bay!
Mitre 10 Sports Park perimeter track provides great views, well maintained surface, plenty of room for bikes, kids, and dogs. It’s also free to walk or run on 👍 … See MoreSee Less
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Mates4Life brought the goods with their Awareness talk yesterday. We learned a few lessons…identifying those silent cues, ask for help if you need it, listen with open ears.
We also learned how magic can happen when we’re in sync with each other. … See MoreSee Less
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It’s a brisk morning but we’re all set and ready to welcome our new group of rangatahi.
Follow along for the next six weeks and see what we get up to. If you’re looking for something interesting, somewhere to gain a few extra skills, someone to help you prepare for work, go to our website and hit APPLY NOW. … See MoreSee Less
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And before we even knew it, we’re half way through the year and our third group are done.
Well done everyone! Keep up your good work and build on the habits you’ve created. … See MoreSee Less
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Yeah da Bois 😝🤙🏾
And before we even knew it, we’re half way through the year and our third group are done.
Well done everyone! Keep up your good work and build on the habits you’ve created. … See MoreSee Less
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There’s always time for some reflection amongst the Redwoods. We’re lucky to have such a magical place so close to home. … See MoreSee Less
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Say "cheese". It was a small group for our last session with Coach Craig. Everyone enjoyed it though, and there was a lot of puffing by the end!! … See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We need a bit of a catch-up our activities over the last couple of weeks…
Our group completed the Working at Heights training to finish off our industry specific training for the latest cohort. This is always a popular session and can be quite confronting for some.
Thanks to the team at ITA for their guidance through and support getting everyone through 👍 … See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Last week we caught up with Hunta at the Te Wai Mauri nursery facility in Waiohiki. Hunta has been doing some casual work there assisting the Kaitiaki Rangers with their work.
During his time at Building Futures, Hunta let us know he wants to work in nature. He wants to learn as much as he could about the native flora and fauna so he can help maintain our environment into the future. … See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook