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Hikoi for Better Mental Healthcare Choices Departs Auckland from Aotea Square

ANNIES FAREWELL FROM AUCKLAND

It’s now confirmed that Annie Chapman’s send-off from Auckland will be from Aotea Square starting at noon on Friday 22nd. All welcome!!

Annie will continue her way along the Te Araroa Trail on her Hikoi to Wellington to seek better mental healthcare choices for those who experience mental-health problems.

Sign the petition to the NZ government and make your voice count!

http://www.change.org/en-AU/petitions/to-the-new-zealand-government-minister-of-health-honourable-tony-ryall-provide-healthy-choices-for-people-in-mental-health-care-in-new-zealand

BEYOND AUCKLAND

Paeroa: 27th Feb. War Memorial Hall (supper Room) 7.00 p.m.
Thames: 28th Feb. (Possibly 2.30 p.m. at Te Korowai, still to be confirmed)

(Thames/Paeroa contact Beccy Dove, Enviroschools Facilitator | Ph 07 8627113, Cell 021 1448539)

Dates & Some locations from here are tentative.

Hamilton 7-9 March
Possibly Cambridge
Possible side trip to Rotorua
Te Kuiti
Taumarunui
Owhango
Te Porere Redoubt
Whakapapa Village (if Tongariro Crossing remains closed)
National Park
Mangapurua Landing
Whanganui (via Te Awa …. awesome!!)
Possible side trip to New Plymouth
Turakina
Bulls
Fielding
Palmerston North
Levin
Waikanae
Paraparaumu
Porirua
Wellington!!…. Mid May

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Hikoi for Better Mental Healthcare Choices Departs Auckland from Aotea Square

A Note to Visitors