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📖🙏📖 A huge thanks to all the volunteer collectors, promoters, sorters, sellers, donors, buyers, packup-ers! The Rotary Kaipātiki book fair is an iconic event and we are privileged to be involved.
The proceeds raised for MS Auckland will help support the programme for people who are newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
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📖🙏📖 A huge thanks to all the volunteer collectors, promoters, sorters, sellers, donors, buyers, packup-ers!  The Rotary Kaipātiki book fair is an iconic event and we are privileged to be involved.  
The proceeds raised for MS Auckland will help support the programme for people who are newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
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🕖 TONIGHT don't miss our live webinar at 7pm. Elizabeth Colefax-Brady will talk through continence and MS and share practical strategies to manage continence challenges. Free of charge, register 👇 for link ... See MoreSee Less

🕖 TONIGHT dont miss our live webinar at 7pm.   Elizabeth Colefax-Brady will talk through continence and MS and share practical strategies to manage continence challenges.  Free of charge, register 👇 for link

Message from Josie Tait, Researcher at AUT:
Do you have any ideas on how the health service could improve?
Do you have difficulties accessing the services you need?
Or you might have health and wellbeing needs that are going unmet?
We need you!
We, an interdisciplinary research team from Auckland University of Technology, the University of Auckland, Massey University, and the University of Otago, are seeking healthcare consumers and allied health professionals to help us shape the future of healthcare services. This study aims to come up with innovative ideas that meet the health and wellbeing needs of the New Zealand public.
We will be holding a series of workshops/wānanga in four locations (Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington and Dunedin). Each participant will be asked to attend all three workshops in their local area, each held one month apart (July -October). Workshops will be held in the afternoon/evening (approximately 4 hours long), and food and refreshments will be provided at break times.
If you are interested in sharing your experiences of the health service and/or your health and wellbeing needs, please join us. Click here to find out more or contact the project manager, Josie Tait, at josie.tait@aut.ac.nz.
drive.google.com/file/d/1lEvzBi_m8tACsMMGqtCgXRDhxA5LpSdw/view
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Message from Josie Tait, Researcher at AUT:
Do you have any ideas on how the health service could improve?
Do you have difficulties accessing the services you need?
Or you might have health and wellbeing needs that are going unmet? 
We need you!
We, an interdisciplinary research team from Auckland University of Technology, the University of Auckland, Massey University, and the University of Otago, are seeking healthcare consumers and allied health professionals to help us shape the future of healthcare services. This study aims to come up with innovative ideas that meet the health and wellbeing needs of the New Zealand public. 
We will be holding a series of workshops/wānanga in four locations (Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington and Dunedin). Each participant will be asked to attend all three workshops in their local area, each held one month apart (July -October). Workshops will be held in the afternoon/evening (approximately 4 hours long), and food and refreshments will be provided at break times. 
If you are interested in sharing your experiences of the health service and/or your health and wellbeing needs, please join us. Click here to find out more or contact the project manager, Josie Tait, at josie.tait@aut.ac.nz.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lEvzBi_m8tACsMMGqtCgXRDhxA5LpSdw/view
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