News
News related to Falls Prevention.
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Kaumatua Wellbeing Day (2nd April 2009)
- NPiS & Mahia Mai A Whai Tara teamed up to run our first ever Kaumatua Wellbeing Day at Owae Marae.
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Vogeltown Bowling Club supports NPiS Wellbeing Day
- Vogeltown Bowling Club attracted over 80 older people to an event held to raise awareness of the links between keeping active and preventing falls.
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Young At Heart get active in New Plymouth
- Around 200 local older people enjoy a range of activities at the annual TSB Stadium wellbeing event.
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Tai Chi training is huge success
- Rest Home Diversional Therapists, Physiotherapists and Community Workers were among 19 individuals who took part in a successful 2 day Tai Chi Instructor Training workshop held 25-26 January at Peak Health Taranaki.
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Health Checks prove popular at Older Persons Wellbeing Day
- A steady stream of older people took up the offer of a free health check at a recent event aimed at raising awareness the how keeping fit and well can reduce risks of falls in later life.
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Busy afternoon at Marfell Wellbeing Day
- Around 70 older people turned out for the Keeping Well in Marfell wellbeing day on 31st March ensuring that stallholders were kept busy all afternoon.
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Kaumatua travel from far and wide to Wellbeing Day
- Owae Marae came alive with waiata, dancing, weaving and music at a Wellbeing Day designed to encourage kaumatua to find out more about keeping fit and well in later life.
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Mayoral Tea Party celebrates our older folk
- An extra special Mayoral Tea Party was just one of the events held in celebration of this year’s International Day of the Older Person (1st October 2010).

