CAB on Air

Sue updates listeners on current developments at The Youth Hub, and how it will provide for the needs of today's young people between 10-25. She describes other organisations offering onsite services, some exciting new initiatives and the journey so far. Drawing on her life's mahi, working with the sexual, mental and emotional health of youth, Sue shares her views around challenges faced by young people and how the community might best support their needs and extraordinary potential.

Bridie Frost, the Senior Youth Partnership Advisor in the Community and Economic Development team from Selwyn District Council talks about her role and all the work happening to support youth in Rolleston.

"In today's show, Helen Mann talks about how she became involved with Amnesty International Aotearoa, and describes the aims and kaupapa of the organisation. She discusses the ways in which it works for social change through collective action, both globally and locally, overviews some success stories locally and gives details about how people can get in touch and become part of Amnesty's mahi and network.

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Today’s show features Kerry Dalton, Chief Executive of CABNZ.

Kerry talks about how the organisation at national level works to balance support for a universal service, which offers accurate, verifiable information and options to clients across the motu, alongside its advocacy role, working for change on social issues adversely affecting people.

CAB interviewer Ronnie Davey talks with Lesley Williams from Battered Women's Trust about how to empower our community to create safe and healthy lives free of family harm.

This week we are talking about the Christchurch City Libraries- Ngā Kete Wānanga o Ōtautahi.

We are talking to Paul Focamp who provides an update on new initiatives at the Christchurch City Libraries. We discuss the monthly speaker series at Tūranga which is offering a variety of free talks from experts in their fields. We cover services, events, engagement opportunities and hopefully share something you didn't already know was on offer at your local library.

In today's show we have guest - Jamie Martin - Legal Educator / Community Connector from Community Law Canterbury – Te Ture Whānui o Waitaha

In today's show we talk to the new CABCHA Area Manager Stowe Alrutz and the CABCHA Board Chair Ronnie Davey, to discuss the latest updates at CAB. We also talked a little bit about my role as a volunteer at CAB. Tune in to find out about the history of CAB and many more updates.

This episode focuses on the mahi of Family Planning . Sandi , a nurse practioner with Family Planning talks about the organisation's journey and the services they provide.

We talk to Siale Faitotonu a well respected Justice of the Peace, about what it means to be a JP and the service they provide .