News: tagged with "lockdown"
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- Kia ora Huge shout out to all of those reading this at level 4. To everyone in Auckland and North of Auckland - please picture those elsewhere giving you a standing ovation for doing the extra hard yards to keep our country safe
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 31st August 2021
The COVID-19 lockdown is going to push out completion dates for two of Christchurch’s biggest construction projects – the Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre and the Parakiore Recreation and Sport Cen
- Kia ora While we're all going through the same thing, we're all experiencing it in different ways
- Environment Canterbury media release: 24th August 2021
Help keep essential staff safe by not lighting outdoor fires during lockdown.
We’ve received a large number of calls from people concerned about outdoor fires during Alert Level 4
- Dementia Canterbury has put together an information sheet with tips for lockdown if you have dementia or care for someone with dementia. The information is designed to help you to remain safe and to help build resilience during lock-down and beyond
- Kia ora What a whirlwind 24 hours it's been.
While many have been able to take the lockdown in our stride, for others it's had a massive impact. There's been tearful and even final goodbyes, cancellations and impossible choices
- University of Canterbury media release: 23rd March 2021
Last year’s COVID-19 lockdown could affect New Zealanders’ mental health for years to come and current demand for talking-based therapies is already overwhelming services, a University of Canterbury
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 13th May 2020
As Christchurch residents count down the hours to COVID-19 Alert Level 2, Mayor Lianne Dalziel is encouraging people to shop locally and support the city’s businesses
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 6th May 2020
Life at COVID-19 Alert Level 4 was blissful for Christchurch’s 35,000-plus dogs - 33 days of endless walks and round-the-clock human company
- Dementia Canterbury has a range of resources available to assist those with dementia and their caregivers or family during COVID-19, including:
exercise videos to keep the mind and body moving;
information flyers covering a range of topics such as reduci
- Message from Multiple Sclerosis NZ:
Staying at home is often hard. Many of us love to explore, experience and enjoy the world outside our homes
- The Community Languages Information Network Group (CLING) in Canterbury is collating COVID-19 information for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities
- Waimakariri District Council media release: 15th April 2020
Burnt oranges, reds and golds are creating a beautiful seasonal scene across the Waimakariri District, as falling temperatures and turning leaves mark the arrival of autumn
- Beehive media release: 14th April 2020
The Government is making further support available for Kiwis wanting to look after their mental wellbeing as a result of change and uncertainty from COVID-19
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 14th April 2020
Lockdown images that capture the lives of people and their neighbourhood places will help create a historical collective record of life in isolation for the Christchurch City Libraries Discovery Wall
- Lockdown Logistics is a new free online video game created in Christchurch over the past seven days
- Do you need additional help with grocery delivery? The Student Volunteer Army (SVA) Grocery Delivery Service enables people who can't easily get to the supermarket - in partnership with New World
- Wanderble's FREE Mindfulness in Isolation course is designed to keep you company while you’re stuck at home and use the time to create a healthy new habit of mindfulness, which has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety and to boost immunity
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 7th April 2020
Residents putting out their wheelie bins for kerbside collection are being urged to space them well apart so they don’t need to be handled
- Te Puawaitanga ki Ōtautahi Trust is open and providing all services. Kaimahi/staff are working remotely and supporting client whānau via phone, and social media. Phones are operational, including our free number 0800 66 99 57 and 03 344 5062
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