CENTRAL HAWKES BAY E.C.READ’N 2016.

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CENTRAL HAWKES BAY E.C.READ’N 2016

CENTRAL HAWKES BAY Population 12,948 3,200 square kilometres 84.1% European 22.2% Maori Ngati Kahungungu Main towns of Waipawa & Waipukurau Rural economy – sheep/beef farming 80%, dairy, pipfruit, grape, cropping

REACHING INTO THE COMMUNITY CHB Family Services – After School Reading Programme Safer CHB – Safe Communities Coalition

CHB WHANAU AROHA CENTRE Part of Anglican Care Waiapu Social Service Arm of Diocese of Waiapu Early Childhood Education Aged Care Growing Through Grief Family Services

CHB FAMILY SERVICES PROGRAMMES Before School Breakfast Club After School School Holiday COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Community Garden Programmes/education for parents Drop In Social Work Support

AFTER SCHOOL READING PROGRAMME WHY Provide an opportunity to encourage and support reading Low cost to us/no cost to whanau Opportunity to connect with CHB Libraries – more than just computers!

HOWEVER Met with Library Staff Enthusiasm and support for what I was doing Developed into “Winter Warmers” programme tailored to our needs Changed my objectives for the programme

HOW DID WE DO THIS? Centre was the hub Children enrolled in programme Visit weekly and have stories read to them Complete activity Report in to me, receive incentive Resources, activity books, incentives housed at centre

OUTCOMES Strengthened relationship with library staff Promoted and educated children on library and what it has to offer Promoted reading with both children and parents Rewarded children for their efforts Got to participate in finale

SAFE COMMUNITIES Model of communities working together to promote safety Collaborative approach SCHB stakeholders Regional partners, Sally, Wairoa