Manukau Newsletter July 2011

Article Index
Manukau Newsletter July 2011
Manukau Moments
Unlock Campaign
Fletcher Construction hands building back to Youthline Manukau
A vision for Change: Youthline Manukau Centre Development
Working Collaboratively To Foster Development of Young People
Young People Are Connected with Community Decision Making
Young People Have Positive Relationships with the Wider Community
Young People Have Positive Experiences Being Themselves
Young People and Their Families are Resourced and Supported
Young People Have a Strong Sense of Self
Young People Can Express Their Holistic Needs
Young People have Opportunities to Develop
Acknowledgements
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Kate Duder

 

The new Manukau Youth and Community Development Centre is now in Youthline’s hands after Fletchers’ awesome effort to get us to where we are now.

 

We are extremely grateful for having Fletchers onboard and for the quality work they produced in conjunction with our team of architect, quantity surveyor and project managers.

 

Fletchers also played an integral role in helping Youthline secure donated materials and we would like to thank Pink Batts, GIB, Dimond Roofing, Fletcher Reinforcing, Fletcher Aluminium, Nebulite, Metropolitan Glass, Firth Industries and Golden Bay Cement for their generosity among so many other supporters.

 

Over the past week we had two working bees, one with staff during the week and a community day on Saturday. Everyone was amazing and we made great progress towards getting the centre ready for our staff and tenants to occupy this month. A huge thanks to staff, volunteers, tenants, family, friends, ex-fire fighters, Rotaract volunteers and Master Painters – Diamond Decorators and Mundy & Sons Decorators, who all made the days so effective!