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PUEA Pain: Understanding, Exercise, Adapt November 2009

Welcome to the second edition of the PUEA Post.

Maintaining and building upon progress in managing pain after PUEA finishes is a key issue for everyone who attends the programme. We send this newsletter out every six months or so as a way of keeping you in touch with our news, and also as a reminder of what you learned on the course. We welcome contributions, particularly news of your achievements, whether they are big or small.

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Substance Misuse Update Taranaki July 2009

Welcome to the July edition of Substance Misuse Update Taranaki for 2009.

In this issue we profile Bridget Taylor who has the role of Early Intervention Alcohol and Other Drug Worker from Mahia Mai a Whai Tara. We also detail policy news on the Sale and Supply of Liquor Act, as well as an update on the Drinksafe Workshops for Licensed Premise. Updates are also given about the Taranaki YATA Group, Controlled Purchase Operations (CPOs), Hawera Social Supply Project including Pseudo Patron and the recent “Not Even” event held in Patea.

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Kura Waiora Health Promoting Schools July 2009

Welcome to the July edition of Kura Waiora for 2009.

This issue is filled with lots of exciting updates from some of our Health Promoting Schools. Ramanui School share their holistic approach to healthy eating and Marfell Community School show how they have come full circle after nearly a decade with the programme. We also welcome six new Fruit in Schools as the programme recently expanded.

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Recruiting Roadshow 2009

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Keeping Up

Welcome to our first newsletter.

In this edition:

New On-line service directory for older people
Is there a role for the humble glass of water in falls prevention?
Active in Age... a local success story
Free home safety checks—do you qualify?
Taranaki Falls Strategy—our future plans

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Kura Waiora Health Promoting Schools November 2008

Welcome to the November edition of Kura Waiora for 2008.

In this edition:

Changes on the Health Promoting Schools Team
Research and Theroy into Practice
Connecting Families with your School
Taranaki Health Promoting Schools get focused on planning
Interview with Waitara East School

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Substance Misuse Update Taranaki December 2008

Welcome to the December edition of Substance Misuse Update Taranaki for 2008.

In this edition:

Pubs, Clubs and Restaurants Take Back Control
Young People Proud and Smokefree
FASD Internation Awareness Day
Santas Christmas Tips
National Alcohol Action Plan

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Waewae June 2008

Brrrgghhhh the cooler weather is here!

Kia ora and welcome to the 2nd edition of the Waewae Express, a twice yearly newsletter produced by the Bell Block community group.

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Waewae January 2008

Welcome to the first publication of the Waewae Express.
Waewae Express is the newsletter of the Bell Block community group and is published twice a year. We will keep you up-to-date on activities of the Bell Block community project, and give you practical tips and ideas on healthy lifestyle choices.

Why Waewae Express?
The title Waewae Express came from
Waewae means foot, footprint, leg in te reo Maori.
Pink Feet being the theme of the healthy lifestyle campaign, promoting health and wellbeing in Bell Block.

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Substance Misuse Update Taranaki July 2008

Welcome to the first edition of Substance Misuse Update Taranaki for 2008.

This edition continues to apply the five key action strategies of the Ottawa Charter, a framework many of us use to guide our health promotion work.

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Substance Misuse Update Taranaki December 2007

Warm greetings to you all. We would like to welcome readers to the final edition of the Substance Misuse Update Taranaki (SMUT) newsletter for 2007. It is nearly the end of the another year and many of you will be preparing for the holiday season ahead.

This edition includes articles and updates from various organisations and agencies. The Alcohol Related Harm team from the Health Promotion Unit (HPU) would like to thank all the people who contributed to this newsletter. Excellent stuff, well done to you all.
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Substance Misuse Update Taranaki June 2007

Welcome to the first edition of Substance Misuse Update Taranaki for 2007. We have revamped and improved this edition in response to the evaluation carried out in 2006.

We would like to thank all the people/organisations who took the time to complete the evaluation. Your feedback is essential for us to continue to provide a meaningful and worthwhile newsletter.

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Last updated: Tuesday, August 24, 2010