News from the ConneXu community

It was a day to celebrate together the diversity and uniqueness we have within ConneXu with some tasty pink food as a bonus …

Partnering and enablement will improve and increase individuals’ capacity and capability over time. These improvements will lead to increased choice and control for disabled persons and the achievement of the goals that they have set for themselves.

ConneXu’s first opportunity to come together in true partnership to learn about what System Transformation is.

Amazing race, new homes, lockdown, wish for a fish, and more!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank and acknowledge Murray Mansfield who has recently resigned from the ConneXu 2020 Trust Board after serving on the Board for the past 18 years.

“We encourage people we support to build natural supports and to connect with their communities. With the whole team, we provide the best support possible for the people in our service to live to their full potential and empower them to achieve ordinary life outcomes.”

‘Here we go again’. We dusted off the home gym equipment and got our cooking ingredients ready for another lockdown - Delta style.

If you have driven through downtown Te Awamutu lately you might recognise the familiar yellow and pink circles of ConneXu’s logo along Sloane Street.