In the face of such uncertainty, it’s normal to struggle to see what good can come out of a situation. Online health and wellbeing app Mentemia explains that optimism is a strategy that can help us all see a way forward more clearly.
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What are my human rights in relation to COVID-19?
Even in times of crisis, people have human rights that safeguard their dignity.
Read More »Five ways to look after your mental health during lockdown
Everyone deals with things differently and it’s natural that many New Zealanders will be feeling uncertain, anxious or scared given the current situation. Here are some strategies to help you look after your mental health.
Read More »Contribute to ‘Ageism through the ages’ ahead of International Day of Older Persons
The Platform is asking for people and organisations to share their experiences and knowledge to the campaign, particularly if you or your organisation are actively trying to reduce ageism.
Read More »Factors worth considering about exiting your unit when picking a retirement village
Sharon Bennett, Principal at the Retirement Unit Surrender Consultancy, shines a light on the confusing business of surrendering your ORA when exiting a retirement village.
Read More »Sorted Money Week 2021: Retirement planning
This week is Sorted Money Week – an annual campaign aimed at raising New Zealanders’ financial capability by demystifying key money topics and providing open channels for discussion on a subject matter that is often seen as taboo. Sorted believe that financial wellbeing is a taonga/treasure that needs nurturing; for …
Read More »Kiwis Advised to be Vigilant Around Mould Growth After New Rainfall Data
Kiwis living with allergies and respiratory conditions are being advised to be vigilant in watching for signs of mould growth in their home, with parts of the country experiencing higher than normal rain falls in recent months.
Read More »Christchurch friends celebrate unbreakable 75-year bond
This year the Christchurch residents are celebrating 75 years as best friends. Their milestone coincides with the 10th International Day of Friendship on July 30, a United Nations initiative that promotes friendship between people, countries, cultures, and individuals as a way of inspiring peace efforts and building bridges between communities.
Read More »Sepsis: what you need to know
Sepsis (also known as “septicaemia” or “blood poisoning”) is a life-threatening complication of infection where the body’s immune response starts to damage its tissues and organs.
Read More »The rates 2021 – 2022 rebate programme is open
The 2021 – 2022 annual rates rebate programme is now underway.
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