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Deans Ave Ave Rolleston Ave PAGE 6 BAY HARBOUR Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz Wednesday August 26 2020 News ‘Memorial’ seat installed on Coastal Pathway A NEW seat will help a family remember a son while adding to a shared pathway project that will unify a stretch of the Christchurch coast. A donation from the Mallo family of Redcliffs helped the Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group install a seat on the pathway’s Beachville Rd esplanade section. Annmarie and Arthur Mallo said they made the donation in appreciation of their new community, of their city and of its natural amenity and beauty. They said their love for the area had only increased over the A $156,000 payday will help many of our community groups keep going – and highlights how much they need our help. The Banks Peninsula Community Board has just confirmed grants of $169,250 to 25 groups. There may be more to come: the city council will soon confirm how a new Covid-19 response allocation will be allocated. The board received applications seeking $341,361 from a fund worth $191,405. The money will help groups past five years, ever since their daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren settled there. While there was no plaque on the seat it would also serve as a personal dedication to their son Chad, who died in 2003, they said. They encouraged people to enjoy the seat as the group encouraged people to take part in a pathway working bee held in collaboration with the Redcliffs Residents Association. Several hundred low-growing native plants would be planted on the section from 9.30am on September 5. It will be the first community planting project that operate across the spectrum, from sports and recreation groups to churches and social agencies. Some of the money will be spent on specific projects but the lion’s share of the is needed to help pay to keep them going. Many applicants will use the money to pay rent and utilities, and to pay the staff that work alongside countless volunteers. Board chairwoman Tori Peden said the groups were an essential part of the community, and they needed community help. along the pathway. The residents association has offered some funds toward buying plants, and was seeking donations for more plants, seats and picnic tables. The pathway is a joint project between the group and the city council. It will be 6.5km, stretching from the Ferrymead Bridge to Scarborough beach in Sumner. Funding for the final section around Moncks Bay was last month announced by the Government as part of its shovel-ready projects funding programme. Many needed help paying their overheads because other funders preferred to support specific projects, not operating costs. The boards’ Strengthening Communities fund helped with the base-level funding that kept groups viable, she said. Many needed were operating at a level where they needed to employ staff to provide professional services. Volunteers were the backbone of many organisations, but even running on the smell of an oily rage had costs. APPRECIATIVE: Arthur and Annmarie Mallo and family with a new seat installed on the Beachville section of the Christchurch Coastal Pathway. Grants provided to 25 community groups “I can’t underestimate the impact of community funding, it is huge,” Peden, who also works for the Handmade Studio charity, said. Some of the groups were operating in areas central government has – or should have – a strong interest. The board’s $10,000 grant to the Lyttelton Seafarer’s Centre Charitable Trust was “probably the strongest” example. The trust helps the Government meet its obligations under the Maritime Labour Convention, but has struggled for Government help. The grant will help pay the welfare support worker’s wages. Community boards might have a role advocating for enhanced central government funding of community-level organisations. She supported Linwood- Central-Heathcote board chairwoman Alexandra Davids’ call for chairs to discuss advocacy. This was likely to be discussed at a future chairpersons’ forum. Heading to Christchurch Hospital? DEANS AVE CAR PARK HOSPITAL SHUTTLE Deans Ave CAR PARK Plan your trip From 24 August, Canterbury DHB’s free Hospital Shuttle runs from the new Deans Ave Car Park. RICCARTON With 200 dedicated patient parks, a sealed surface and covered stop, the new car park on Deans Ave is available for patients and visitors seven days a week. Shuttles run from 7.15am – 8.30pm Monday to Friday, 11am – 8pm weekends. They leave the car park every 15 minutes and stop at both the main hospital reception and at Outpatients before returning to the Deans Ave Car Park. Journey time is around 15 minutes and is free of charge. Riccarton Rd Shuttle route to Christchuch Hospital and Christchurch Outpatients Hagley Oval Christchurch Botanic Gardens Ōtākaro/Avon River Riccarton Ave Learn more at cdhb.health.nz/parking for full details or call 0800 555 300. DEANS AVE CAR PARK B le nheim Rd South Hagley Park Moorhouse Ave Selwyn St Hagley Ave Railway ln Rd Hagley Ave St Asaph St Metro Sports Facility Antigua Street
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