Winter People Magazine 2023 2 June 2023 This edition of People focuses on the challenges and celebrations experienced by the Presbyterian Support Otago (PSO) community since our last edition. Story of a Can 2 June 2023 Octacan, the Family Works annual foodbank can appealIt might be a freezing cold day in Dunedin, the temperature biting as the Octagon slowly comes to life with people of all... A family with a difference 2 June 2023 Ranui Care Home celebrates 50 years!For 50 years Ranui (being the Māori word for ‘a place in the sun’) has been the home for a lot of older people. Celebrating Vintage Fashion in Dunedin 2 June 2023 The Shop On Carroll Vintage Fashion Show, held at Maggies in lower Stuart Street, was a sell-out event, and run in conjunction with iD Fashion Week 2023. Bent but not broken 2 June 2023 Jeffery McLeod, affectionately known as ‘Cloudy’, has lived just about all his life in New Zealand, mostly in Wanaka and a short stint in Sydney in the early 1980s. Leaving a gift in your will 2 June 2023 Judy Elliot had a special connection with Ranui, our Enliven care home in Alexandra. Judy was very supportive and was an enthusiastic member of the Ranui House Committee. Toffee Apple Pie 2 June 2023 A modern twist on an old classic, perfect to enjoy and share with friends on a cold day. Geography no barrier to supporting PSO 2 June 2023 John and Nancy Phelps-Keith have big hearts and support the work of Presbyterian Support Otago (PSO) by making regular donations – from the other side of the world! The couple from... One step at a time 2 June 2023 Volunteering at Stepping StonesHonouring the collective energies and mana of volunteers in AotearoaMeet Neil Burrow, one of our wonderful volunteers at Stepping Stones, Dunedin. Thirteen degrees and climbing 2 June 2023 Family Works helping local people through winter with EnergyMateSitting in her lounge on a cold winter day, Linda should have been warm and cosy, but she wasn’t. Volunteering vacancies 2 June 2023 Club Enliven drivers (Dunedin) Car or van provided or you can use own vehicle 1. 5 - 3 hours per week, Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Fridays 9. 30 - 10. Community Notice Board 2 June 2023 175 years for First ChurchThe First Church of Otago recently celebrated their 175th birthday with a big birthday bash on the church grounds. Youth Development (YouthGrow) has a new home with Flagstaff Community Church 2 June 2023 It is with great excitement that we let you know that YouthGrow is now happily located and operating from the wonderful Flagstaff Community Church space. Making a difference, together! 2 June 2023 Now more than ever, Presbyterian Support Otago is helping local people through difficult times. Message from the CEO 2 June 2023 Tēnā koutou, In the last edition of People, I touched on the issue of the government announcing ‘pay parity’ for nurses working in the aged care sector to move pay levels...