Community Resources: July 25, 2019
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6 COMMUNITY RESOURCES <strong>2019</strong><br />
MANA IN MAHI HELPS<br />
businesses grow and young<br />
jobseekers thrive<br />
TRIED & TRUSTED BRAND<br />
through generations<br />
A programme advocating<br />
“Strength in Work” is a “winwin”<br />
for both Canterbury<br />
businesses looking for staff<br />
and local young people<br />
looking for work.<br />
The Mana in Mahi programme,<br />
led by the Ministry of Social<br />
Development, helps young<br />
New Zealanders get valuable,<br />
sought-after skills and<br />
qualifications to kick start<br />
their career.<br />
For employers, taking on a<br />
trainee is a big commitment,<br />
especially for smaller<br />
businesses. Mana in Mahi<br />
helps with the costs of preemployment<br />
and on-the-job<br />
training.<br />
It also provides support to<br />
help them get an industry<br />
training qualification,<br />
including an apprenticeship,<br />
and employees can work<br />
towards incentive payments.<br />
Canterbury Work Services<br />
Manager Simon Scott says<br />
the programme is a “win-win”<br />
for both the employer and<br />
employee.<br />
“This is a great opportunity<br />
for you to grow your business<br />
with support from us – and<br />
we also support your new<br />
employee”.<br />
Not only does Mana in Mahi<br />
help businesses gain skilled<br />
and knowledgeable people,<br />
it also helps the wider<br />
Canterbury community by<br />
giving our young people a<br />
kick-start to achieve their<br />
training and career goals.<br />
“Mana in Mahi can help you<br />
make a difference for young<br />
people. Helping a jobseeker<br />
find work can be incredibly<br />
rewarding for both the<br />
employee and the employer,”<br />
Scott said.<br />
“Together, we can help build<br />
a better long term future for<br />
Canterbury”.<br />
For more information on how<br />
this could help you into work,<br />
or help you hire some talented<br />
staff, talk to your local Work<br />
and Income work broker, email<br />
us at Mana_in_Mahi@msd.<br />
govt.nz or call us on 0800<br />
778 008.<br />
The iconic Rawleighs brand has<br />
been known for generations in<br />
New Zealand, and Christchurch<br />
distributor Fiona Head is<br />
thrilled to represent it.<br />
Originally from Hawkes<br />
Bay, Fiona came to<br />
Christchurch for<br />
work in 2015, and<br />
says that’s when<br />
she rediscovered<br />
Rawleighs after<br />
40 years.<br />
“My mother and<br />
grandparents<br />
used to buy<br />
Rawleighs,” Fiona<br />
says, “but I hadn’t<br />
had any other contact<br />
with the products until I joined<br />
up with the company. I became<br />
a master distributor in 2017<br />
and since then I haven’t looked<br />
back.”<br />
Fiona’s distribution area covers<br />
most areas of Christchurch<br />
as well as Oamaru, with the<br />
product range including<br />
everything from medicinal<br />
items through to home care<br />
and personal care products,<br />
and spices for cooking.<br />
“Rawleighs is a tried and<br />
trusted name that has<br />
been in the market for<br />
over 100 years. Their<br />
products are all<br />
top quality, and<br />
they really work,”<br />
Fiona says.<br />
“They are<br />
reasonably<br />
priced too, and<br />
they last for years.”<br />
Customers are<br />
invited to call round to<br />
see the full range of products<br />
on display and available for<br />
purchase at Fiona’s home.<br />
She also has catalogues for<br />
customers to take home for<br />
future reference. Her address<br />
is 283 Woolridge Road,<br />
Bishopdale, phone 550 1544, or<br />
022 086 7300.<br />
Now available in Christchurch and surrounding areas!<br />
For catalogue/pricelist, contact us.<br />
Independent Rawleighs Distributor<br />
Fiona Head, 283 Woolridge Road, Harewood, Christchurch 8051<br />
Ph: 03 550 1544 Mob: 022 086 7300 E: bandovar@orcon.net.nz