News/Events
Agewise/Staying Safe older driver refresher training.
Rotorua Lakes Council and Age Concern are joining in partnership to provide a free Road Safety update for the over 65's. The programme that is run by RLC is called Agewise and has been operating successfully for a number of years. The programme being run…
Funds for purchase of a Minivan successful..
The major fundraising effort for Age Concern for 2020 was to raise funds for the purchase of a 10 seater minivan. Bay Trust have donated $30,000 towards the cause and RECT have given us the remaining $17,000.A huge thanks goes out to them.
Positive Ageing Expo postponed until 2021
If you were lucky enough to attend the Positive Ageing Expo in April of 2019 you will certainly want to attend in 2021 and bring along your friends. Due to the COVID 19 lockdowns we have a new date for our Expo which will now be held in April 2021 ( exact…
Join the Out- and- Abouters
Join one of our new adventures. Thanks to Bay Trust, RECT, Ray White and Lakeland Disability Support Trust we now have a new minibus and we intend to put it to good use. Come and join the fun as we venture about our beautiful city, local attractions and…
Breakfast and Social Cub
Breakfast with Maureen on the last Monday of each month has proved a great success. We have a change of venue and all future breakfast gatherings will beat the social club on the corner of Amohia and Arawa Streets (opposite Rotorua Primary School).As well…
Progress with the Whole of Life Hub at Parksyde.
Age Concern's Chairman, Glenys Searancke, signs the Agreement to Lease which is Stage one of the proposed move by Age Concern to 5 Tarewa Place next to Parksyde. By signing the Agreement renovations can begin and Parksyde have been granted $40,000 from…
Volunteers needed to brighten up the week for Rotorua elders
Those who have always wanted to lend a helping hand have the chance through a local service.
Just Cook4 Healthy Ageing
A fun, practical and free cooking and nutrition course for older people who have limited cooking skills and have lost the confidence and motivation to cook..
Pocket Neighbourhood
Age Concern Rotorua has sold the last premises we were in at Eruera Street and the Age Concern Council have decided to spend the money on the setting up of a Pocket Neighbourhood of 5 or 6 Tiny Houses.