Motueka Community House

15/06/2026

11/06/2026

Kia ora koutou. We have our most generous hairdresser Bernadette offering free haircuts/trims here at Community House today. Come on down if you would like a tidy up, we have a few spaces left.✂️✂️✂️✂️✂️

11/06/2026

NZ Civil Defence are testing the Emergency Mobile Alert (EMA) system on Sunday 14 June, between 6-7pm ⚠️📲

If you have a hidden second phone for your safety, we recommend turning it off or putting it in flight mode for the duration of the test (6-7pm on Sunday 14 June) to ensure it’s not discovered when the nationwide Emergency Mobile Alert is sent.

Some mobile devices set to silent mode will still emit a sound when the Emergency Mobile Alert test is sent, so switching to flight mode or turning off your device is the only way to avoid the loud sound of the alert.

You can find more information about the Emergency Mobile Alert system, including a factsheet and list of FAQs at 🚨 https://getready.govt.nz/en/prepared/ema

10/06/2026

Lovely way to spend a winter Friday!

Looking after ourselves this winter 💙
The Shed’s Winter Swimming Group starts Friday at Richmond Aquatic Centre.
Gentle movement, warm water, and connection – because winter wellbeing matters.
Lanes + leisure pool + spa. You choose your pace.
Fridays with The Shed crew
Get in touch if you’d like to come along.

10/06/2026

Amazing mahi! Thanks Alive Community Care. 😍

05/06/2026

If you’re feeling a bit cooped up try the weekend public transport to The Richmond Mall and the Aquatic Centre.

05/06/2026

From our friends at The Shed.

05/06/2026

Kia ora koutou we have had a mobile phone handed in found on the road outside Woodlands Rest home in Woodlands ave. Call into see us before 4pm today or call on 027 337 2209. Thanks

28/05/2026

Kai Rescue is an integral operation. Even though they are based in Nelson, they support our community twice a month with rescued and donated Kai. At Community House we distribute this Kai directly to people who need it every day. Without this service, tonnes of food will go to waste every week and our people will go hungry. Please support however you can, even if it’s just by sharing this post.

Every day these boxes start empty. By the end of the day they’re filled with rescued kai, sorted, shared and on their way back out into our community.

Kai Rescue moves around 1 tonne of food every weekday, redistributing it to 60 community groups across Nelson Tasman. Because of this mahi, around 3,000 people eat every week.

But right now, Kai Rescue is at risk of shutting down. Without support, good food could go to waste and local organisations, whānau and individuals who rely on this kai could miss out.

If Kai Rescue has ever made you proud of our community, please consider helping us keep these boxes full. 💚

Donate here: www.nec.org.nz/donate

No food wasted. No belly goes to bed hungry.

25/05/2026

The June timetable from our friends at The Shed…

Kia Ora everybody

The theme for the month of June

Lots of low-pressure social connection, creativity, gentle movement, and practical support.

Mindfulness, art, reflexology, and peer talk sessions are mixed with shopping trips and swimming to keep people active and connected through winter.