CAB on Air - Jamie Martin from Community Law

"In this episode, Kerry discusses the universality of the CAB- and how it is trusted, relied upon and valued in the community. She talks about CAB's two aims: first how local CABs work together to respond to local community needs . Being part of a national organisation ensures consistent quality service. Kerry also highlights CAB's second aim: advocacy for change on issues adversely affecting communities, and CABNZ's robust research reports designed to effect change at government levels. "

Full bellies is a grassroots organisation that now provides over 1600 school lunches a week in 31 primary schools around Christchurch, Tayla Neal, Program Manager discusses their movement from 6 lunches in 2022 through to the impressive operation they now run, with the help of over 200 volunteers.

In today’s show, Holly Lyall talks the ways Te Tahi Youth advocates for the wellbeing and empowerment of young people in in Ōtautahi. She discusses their free, confidential wraparound services, including: medical support, career and training support, youth health in schools and support with mental health.

Stowe, CAB Manager updates us everthing that has been happening at CAB in recent months and reminds us of all the free services on offer to help people understand their rights and give them options and information about any issue they might have. If you are interested in finding out more or volunteering, contact: [email protected]

Kingdom resources is an organisation committed to empowering individuals and families with the tools and resources they need to take control of their finances. Jenny, a financial mentor describes their range of free services, including Taking the First step, which provides women with the tools, strategies, and confidence needed to succeed in the job market. Find more information about their work and all Contact details on their website at www.Kingdomresources.org.nz