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Evaro act as our legal entity and support us by managing our finances, providing space for some of our activities, and in so many other ways. |
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The Ministry of Health have given us funding to invest in peer support events that contribute to vaccination uptake, and other health promotion and prevention activities. |
| We are extremely grateful to the following Community Trusts, City Councils, and Foundations that support the work of Amigos: | |
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The Christine Taylor Foundation has assisted us with funding since 2013. They are currently funding group supervision for our group leaders. | ||
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Wellington City Council have funded our drama groups and our exercise group. | ||
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The Nikau Foundation |
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Wellington Community Fund has generously helped us with funding for self defence course, first aid training, and supporting the Get Amigos Moving initiative. | ||
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Newtown Community & |
Amigos coffee group started at the Newtown Community Centre and it was they who suggested moving to Baobab Cafe, They are always happy to help. | ||
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COGS have helped us by funding training for Amigos leaders – including dealing with challenging people, facilitation, team building, mentoring fellow Amigos, Privacy Act etc, and intentional peer support. | ||
| CH Izard Bequest | Many thanks to CH Izard Bequest for helping us to fund many things, such as advertising and other operational costs. | ||
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Many thanks to TG Macarthy Trust for helping us to fund many things, such as advertising and other operational costs. | ||
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Thanks to Propeller Productions for preparing our TV promotion for airing on Kordia TV in 2020. | ||
| LoreNZo | Thanks to LoreNZo for creating our great logo. | ||
| Meryl Lowrie | Thanks to Meryl for donating sports equipment for Movement for Fun. | ||
| Scottie Reeve | Thanks to Scottie for his donation which will support subsided coffees for three of our cafe groups. |
