If you would like to join in the fun and laughter, make music while learning or revisit playing the ukulele.

Every Monday at 1pm the Ukulele Choir get together to learn new songs and have fun making music together

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago
9 The Octagon

For information
Contact Kristen Beardsmore
Phone 03 479 3054
Email: kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Tech for Seniors

Gain confidence & independence with technology

Would you like to attend individual, friendly and stress free session to gain knowledge how to use your digital device e.g. cellphone, tablet, laptop etc

If so, Join us!!

Every Friday, 1 to 3 pm

Octagon Clubrooms

Age Concern Building

9 The Octagon

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

Wednesday, October 17th

1.30pm - 3 pm

$3 entry (includes afternoon tea)

Entertainer: Red Cross Choir

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin Central

The Octagon Club concert day every 3rd Wednesday,

We all want to age well. How can we do that? Over the last decade, there has been extensive research in this particular pursuit, which includes the ageing brain and how to keep our brains healthy. Dr Yoram Barak will present this series of talks on different aspects of the brain including disease prevention, how to nourish our brain and then examine how to age successfully in later life.  

October 2nd - 16th
10am – 12.30pm

Senior Citizens Hall, 
5 Hartstonge Avenue, Mosgiel

• October 2nd - Can we prevent Alzheimer's disease?

• October 9th – Brain Food

• October 16th –Successful Ageing?

THIS SERIES IS FREE-  Donations/koha are appreciated   

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
To Register or enquiries:
Kristen Beardsmore
Age Concern Otago
P 03 479 3054
E kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Dr Yoram Bark is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Otago School of Medicine, Dunedin and consultant psychogeriatrician at the SDHB. He trained in medicine and psychiatry at the Sackler School of Medicine, is a specialised consultant and collaborates with various renowned Universities including New York State, USA and University of Tel Aviv, Israel and Medical Associations

His research include multiple sclerosis, cancer, a wide range of psychiatric conditions with special emphasis on old-age psychiatry, and suicide. He has published extensively in these areas, and is author or co-author of over 175 peer-reviewed journal articles. His book "Preventing Alzheimer's Disease" has recently been published in the US.

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

We all want to age well. How can we do that? Over the last decade, there has been extensive research in this particular pursuit, which includes the ageing brain and how to keep our brains healthy. Dr Yoram Barak will present this series of talks on different aspects of the brain including disease prevention, how to nourish our brain and then examine how to age successfully in later life.  

October 2nd - 16th
10am – 12.30pm

Senior Citizens Hall, 
5 Hartstonge Avenue, Mosgiel

• October 2nd - Can we prevent Alzheimer's disease?

• October 9th – Brain Food

• October 16th –Successful Ageing?

THIS SERIES IS FREE-  Donations/koha are appreciated   

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
To Register or enquiries:
Kristen Beardsmore
Age Concern Otago
P 03 479 3054
E kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Dr Yoram Bark is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Otago School of Medicine, Dunedin and consultant psychogeriatrician at the SDHB. He trained in medicine and psychiatry at the Sackler School of Medicine, is a specialised consultant and collaborates with various renowned Universities including New York State, USA and University of Tel Aviv, Israel and Medical Associations

His research include multiple sclerosis, cancer, a wide range of psychiatric conditions with special emphasis on old-age psychiatry, and suicide. He has published extensively in these areas, and is author or co-author of over 175 peer-reviewed journal articles. His book "Preventing Alzheimer's Disease" has recently been published in the US.

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

Fine tune your safe driving knowledge and keep up with road rule changes.

Monday, October 8th, 2018

St Johns Lecture room
Mosgiel Seniors Hall
5 Hartstronge Avenue
Mosgiel

Staying safe is a classroom-based refresher workshop for senior road users and an approved NZTA programme. 

The workshop is free, however a donation/koha would be appreciated.

For more information please phone 03 479 3054

Places are limited, register your interest today. 

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

We all want to age well. How can we do that? Over the last decade, there has been extensive research in this particular pursuit, which includes the ageing brain and how to keep our brains healthy. Dr Yoram Barak will present this series of talks on different aspects of the brain including disease prevention, how to nourish our brain and then examine how to age successfully in later life.  

October 2nd - 16th
10am – 12.30pm

Senior Citizens Hall, 
5 Hartstonge Avenue, Mosgiel

• October 2nd - Can we prevent Alzheimer's disease?

• October 9th – Brain Food

• October 16th –Successful Ageing?

THIS SERIES IS FREE-  Donations/koha are appreciated   

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
To Register or enquiries:
Kristen Beardsmore
Age Concern Otago
P 03 479 3054
E kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Dr Yoram Bark is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Otago School of Medicine, Dunedin and consultant psychogeriatrician at the SDHB. He trained in medicine and psychiatry at the Sackler School of Medicine, is a specialised consultant and collaborates with various renowned Universities including New York State, USA and University of Tel Aviv, Israel and Medical Associations

His research include multiple sclerosis, cancer, a wide range of psychiatric conditions with special emphasis on old-age psychiatry, and suicide. He has published extensively in these areas, and is author or co-author of over 175 peer-reviewed journal articles. His book "Preventing Alzheimer's Disease" has recently been published in the US.

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

The International Day of Older Persons is observed on October 1 each year.

On December 14, 1990 the United Nations General Assembly voted to establish October 1 as the International Day of Older Persons as recorded in Resolution 45/106.The holiday was observed for the first time on October 1, 1991

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Day_of_Older_Persons

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday September 24th until October 18
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends and Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

Fine tune your safe driving knowledge and keep up with road rule changes.

Thursday, September, 2018

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
No 9 The Octagon (Lower Octagon, entrance beside The Craft Bar)
Dunedin 9016

Staying safe is a classroom-based refresher workshop for senior road users and an approved NZTA programme. 

The workshop is free, however a donation/koha would be appreciated.

or more information please phone 03 479 3054

Places are limited, register your interest today. 

Wednesday, September 19th

1.30pm - 3 pm

$3 entry (includes afternoon tea)

Entertainer: Merilyn Hope

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin Central

The Octagon Club concert day every 3rd Wednesday,

Age Concern Otago is offering weekly English classes to migrants over the age of 65. Whatever your first language is, this English class is for you.

Every Monday at 10am older migrants join together with Volunteer Tutors to learn conversational English

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago
9 The Octagon

For information
Contact Kristen Beardsmore
Phone 03 479 3054
Email: kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

If you would like to join in the fun and laughter, make music while learning or revisit playing the ukulele.

Every Monday at 1pm the Ukulele Choir get together to learn new songs and have fun making music together

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago
9 The Octagon

For information
Contact Kristen Beardsmore
Phone 03 479 3054
Email: kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Wednesday, August 15th

1.30pm - 3 pm

$3 entry (includes afternoon tea)

Entertainer: The Choiristers

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin Central

The Octagon Club concert day every 3rd Wednesday,

Age Concern Otago is offering weekly English classes to migrants over the age of 65. Whatever your first language is, this English class is for you.

Every Monday at 10am older migrants join together with Volunteer Tutors to learn conversational English

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago
9 The Octagon

For information
Contact Kristen Beardsmore
Phone 03 479 3054
Email: kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

If you would like to join in the fun and laughter, make music while learning or revisit playing the ukulele.

Every Monday at 1pm the Ukulele Choir get together to learn new songs and have fun making music together

The Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Otago
9 The Octagon

For information
Contact Kristen Beardsmore
Phone 03 479 3054
Email: kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

8 sessions
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday July 23rd - Finishing August 16th
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

8 sessions over 4 weeks
Monday & Thursday
Starting Monday June 25th - Finishing July 19th
10 am - 12.30 pm

Octagon Clubrooms
Age Concern Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin 9016

Senior Chefs – Making Friends Making Meals – Cooking classes for men and women

There’s a cooking class in town and its proving you are never too old to learn.  The free lessons include tips on meal planning, making economical choices, and keeping your meals healthy and nutritious, plus you get to eat what you prepare.

Sharing food and cooking for others provides motivation for cooking which is important for many people who live on their own and find that meals become a boring necessity.  When meals become unattractive it can lead to a lack of appetite, poor nutrition and a number of related health concerns.

Working in pairs in the class, our ‘chefs’ create some wonderful recipes including vegetable quiches, coleslaw, fruit smoothies, omelettes, chilli con carne, and yummy apple crumble.  Over eight weekly morning sessions the ‘chefs’ learn to prepare and cook a variety of food making a complete balanced and nutritious menu.

Our Senior Chef programme has a bonus social by-product too.  It is a fun programme where people come together for the common purpose of learning to cook for themselves so friendships are bound to develop. As well as enjoying the company of others the ‘chefs’ take away a greater sense of wellbeing, the ability to fend a little better for themselves and are less socially isolated.

While we can’t guarantee to make you a Master Chef, you will certainly be a Senior Chef if you come and join us for this wonderful free cooking course.

If you are over 65, we have a free, Senior Chef course (8 session, 4 week) starting. Places are limited so phone Age Concern Otago for more information and to book your place: 477 1040

12.45AM - INFORMATION OF THE LATEST SCAMS GOING AROUND AND HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR MONEY

Age Concern are looking forward to seeing you at the

Octagon Clubroom
Age Concern Otago Building
9 The Octagon
Dunedin Central

If you would like further information contact
Kristen Beardsmore
Phone 03 479 3054 or
E kristen@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Planning and event or presentation about Elder Abuse?  Or in need of images and content for your website or social media?

http://www.superseniors.msd.govt.nz/elder-abuse/elder-abuse-resources.html

Life-long Learning Talk

11.30am - Information of the latest scams going around and how to protect yourself and your money

Age Concern are looking forward to being at the South Dunedin Pop Up every Friday, from 11.30am - 12.30pm. Phone 03 477 1040 to make an appointment or just drop in
Come on in to ask questions or gather information, Total Mobity Assessment
We look forward to seeing you there.

Free information seminar

Kia ora koutou kaumātua mā,
Me haere tahi tātou i runga i te haerenga torotoro, whakamihi atu ai awhi hoki ki ngā kōwhiringa pai o te kaumātuanga i mua i a tātou.
Koia te wero tā tātou.

Welcome senior citizens,
Join with us on a journey of exploration to find out what good opportunities are ahead for us, to welcome older age and embrace this life stage here now.
That is our challenge.

To avoid missing out please register by
Contacting
Marie Roxburgh
(03) 448 7075
central@ageconcernotago.co.nz

Venue:  Golden View Lifestyle Village
             Kanuka Drive,
             Cromwell 9384


Date: Monday May 28th, 2018

Time: 10 am – 12.00 noon

Light lunch included