WEST Dressed

We would love you to join us for the WEST Community Hub AGM on the 26th June. Come along and hear what we've been doing, and join us for some lunch. If you are interested in joining the Governance Board we have a couple of openings. You can call us on 098371471 for more info on what's involved. Hope to see you on the 26th :)

We are very excited to begin our new FREE Plant Based Cooking Series tomorrow where we make Asian Inspired Fresh and Cooked Vegetarian Rolls and a Dipping Sauce from scratch... bring along a container and take what you have made home... dinner for tomorrow night sorted! And on Wednesday a Brewing Inu Hauora (Kombucha) Course... Starter Scoby and all cooking ingredients provided :) You can book for free here:
https://www.west.org.nz/what-we-do/west-becoming-financially-fit/

Join us for the online Rongoa Maori class. You can register here: https://www.west.org.nz/what-we-do/west-becoming-financially-fit/
Learn the basics of Rongoa (herbal medicine) in this three week short course. Each week you will learn about different rakau (native plants & herbs). You will learn how to make a wairakau (tea), infused oil or pani (balm) and understand the healing qualities of each of the rakau.

Learn to recognise different rakau (native plants and herbs)
• Learn how different rakau can be used
• Make a rakau infused oil
• Prepare a wairakau (tea)
• Understand the different methods of making traditional pani (balms) and their uses

Duration: 3 weeks, Monday mornings
When: 29 November, 1 & 6 December 10.00am- 12.00pm
Where: via Zoom
Cost: FREE
Registration required

Join us for the online Rongoa Maori class. You can register here: https://www.west.org.nz/what-we-do/west-becoming-financially-fit/
Learn the basics of Rongoa (herbal medicine) in this three week short course. Each week you will learn about different rakau (native plants & herbs). You will learn how to make a wairakau (tea), infused oil or pani (balm) and understand the healing qualities of each of the rakau.

Learn to recognise different rakau (native plants and herbs)
• Learn how different rakau can be used
• Make a rakau infused oil
• Prepare a wairakau (tea)
• Understand the different methods of making traditional pani (balms) and their uses

Duration: 3 weeks, Monday mornings
When: 29 November, 1 & 6 December 10.00am- 12.00pm
Where: via Zoom
Cost: FREE
Registration required.