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This Year's Charities
Proceeds from the 2011 Auckland Seafood Festival will be donated to local community organisations supported by the Rotary Club of Auckland East Inc and Sanfords.
The principal beneficiaries for the 2011 Event are:
KIWI CAN
Kiwi Can is a Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) life skills and values programme for 5-12 year olds. It is delivered in primary and intermediate schools throughout New Zealand.
The programme aims to equip young New Zealanders with:
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A sense of self-worth and self-confidence
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The ability to take responsibility and be accountable for actions
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Valuable life skills
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A 'can do' attitude to the challenges of life
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THE STELLAR TRUST
The Stellar Trust’s vision is to help eradicate the use of pure methamphetamine or P and prevent the damage it causes to
New Zealand society.
The Trust’s own research shows around one in five New Zealanders know someone in their immediate circle of family, friends and workmates who has been addicted to or damaged by P. A similar number of New Zealanders has been a victim of or know someone affected by a P related crime.
The Trust was formed to help reduce and stop those awful statistics and the stories and damage that lie behind them.
You can help the Trust by your participation in this event. You can also assist The Stellar Trust by visiting their website www.stellartrust.co.nz There you find more information about the Trust and how you can help.
Also you can purchase the fantastic Chocolate Recipe Book – Pure Indulgence, at the Stellar Trust stand. All proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Stellar Trust.
KIWI CAN (more information)
Kiwi Can is a whole school programme with all children attending a Kiwi Can lesson once a week, every week of the school year. The focus is on making a change for every child in a school. Themes include respect, integrity, resilience, the environment and how to handle peer pressure and bullying.
Research shows that Kiwi Can:
- Engages students
- Reduces truancy and anti-social behaviour
- Improves listening and communication skills
- Helps children play cooperatively and resolve behavioural issues more easily
- Builds confidence
To get involved or find out more about Kiwi Can please visit www.fyd.org.nz.
