On Friday, 3 August 2018 our Enliven centre based in Rotorua will be relocating from 1083 Eruera Street, Rotorua 3010, and moving to Suite 3, 48 Biak Street, Mangakakahi, Rotorua 3015
Telephone number will remain the same 07 349 3162.
News
On the Job – Making a Difference
This month’s edition of Employment Today, published by Thomson Reuters, features an interview with Enliven (Tauranga) Learning & Development and Quality manager, Cherie Saunders.
Enliven Helps Boy with Autism Learn Life-Changing Communication Skills
Seven-year-old Tom Stephenson from Red Beach has autism and is learning a life-changing new way to communicate – thanks to an Enliven service which helps people set up and manage their own disability services.
Enliven, Presbyterian Support Northern Wins National Training Excellence Awards
Congratulations to Enliven - Presbyterian Support Northern which has won the employer category of the inaugural Careerforce Training Excellence Awards announced at a national awards ceremony in Wellington on August 7.
Hot Desk for Taikura Trust Will Strengthen Ties with Enliven
Enliven Waitemata is sharing some of its office space with the Taikura Trust in a move to strengthen ties between the two agencies and promote collaboration between them to provide better services for clients.
Taking Pleasure in Giving – National Volunteer Week ’17
In light of National Volunteer Week (18-24 June), we’d like to celebrate and recognise the incredible contribution that our volunteers make to Enliven.
New Zealand’s Most Trusted Aged Care and Retirement Villages Brand
Presbyterian Support Northern (Enliven) has been named New Zealand’s Most Trusted Aged Care and Retirement Villages Brand according to an independent survey.
Enliven offers free classes for World Tai Chi Day
Free Tai Chi classes on World Tai Chi Day in Wellington.
Everyday people are making a major difference through bequests
Many people don’t realise that you don’t have to be rich or famous to make a bequest by leaving a gift to a charity in your will. The truth is that most bequests are made by ordinary, hardworking people...
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