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]]>They make personalised scented lava bead bracelet kits that support emotional regulation and wellbeing. They are designed for anyone who experiences stress, anxiety, sensory overwhelm, or challenges with emotional regulation, including neurodiverse people such as those with autism or ADHD.
Handmade, each kit includes a bracelet, essential oil, a scented cotton pad, and easy-to-follow instructions.
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]]>Musical instruments and props kindly funded by the Harcourts Foundation and the local branch Harcourts Four Seasons Realty Ltd. Arts and craft items kindly funded by Frozen Funds, and sensory items for the sensory room kindly donated by Downer Group. We are truly grateful for the support, as it brings great joy to the people we support.
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]]>The art supplies arrived in time for the centre to celebrate Matariki and get creative with the wooden designs and pictures.
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]]>Over the past few months with the milder Autumn and Winter days, the Centre’s have been making the most of the fine days, and getting out and about in the community! Check out what the individual Centre’s have been up to in the latest newsletter available now, through the link below.
The Chris Ruth Centre- Winter Newsletter
If you would like to check out our previous newsletters or have a look at our website visit:
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]]>Razzamatazz Christchurch Performance
Saturday 12th September 2026 – 12 & 3pm
Haeata Performing Arts Centre
To book tickets:
- Use the booking link below to book your own tickets.
A reminder, complimentary tickets are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis, so we encourage everyone to book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
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- In-person: Attend community meetings to kōrero and
connect in-person - Online: Join a zoom meeting
Please register online or scan the QR code below
to attend in person or online.
For more information
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]]>At the end of May everyone, almost everyone, went to Ferrymead historic park. This was a massive hit for a number of people, especially for Harry and Huong.
All the lads in the room headed off one afternoon and spent the afternoon at Timezone (with a very limited budget) playing on the games that were of interest to them. Earl has also been keeping himself busy at his voluntary role at the Cashmere High School Library putting books away.
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]]>While the weather may be getting colder, that hasn’t stopped us from getting out and about in our community. We’ve been exploring local parks, staying active, and making the most of all the opportunities our new location has to offer.
Asher has been attending Jolt and is loving every minute of it, while Ignacia has been busy in the kitchen baking some delicious treats.
Our communication group recently enjoyed a scavenger hunt at a local park, which was a fantastic way to build communication skills, teamwork, and confidence.
Most importantly, we’ve seen lots of new connections and friendships forming between peers as everyone continues to settle into the centre.
We look forward to sharing more of our adventures with you as we continue to grow together at Tuam Street!
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