BAYS AREA COMMUNITY

DIRECTORY

2020

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Welcome to the 2020 edition of the Bays Area Community Directory ...... 3

Emergency Information ...... 4

Local Emergency Services ...... 4

Community Response Teams...... 5

Christchurch Hospital ...... 5

After Hours Medical Care ...... 5

Natural disasters ...... 5

Defibrillator Locations...... 9

How to Stay Informed - Radio ...... 10

Notes about this directory ...... 11

Key local organisations ...... 11 Charitable Status ...... 11

Public interest/good ...... 11

Acknowledgments ...... 11

The Directory ...... 12

Key Local Organisations ...... 12

Medical Centres & Pharmacies ...... 17

Schools & Educational Institutions ...... 17

Libraries & Museums ...... 18

Community Activities ...... 19

Service Clubs & Local philanthropy ...... 21

The Environment ...... 22

Religious Organisations ...... 24 Sports & Exercise ...... 25

Venues for Hire ...... 28

Elected Representatives ...... 28

Ferrymead Heritage Park ...... 29

Directory Index ...... 31

Useful Links ...... 33

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Welcome to the 2020 edition of the Bays Area Community Directory - Taylors Mistake to . This directory is a publication of the Bays Area Seniors’ Project. What is the Bays Area Seniors’ Project? Our mission: To enhance wellbeing and connectedness and reduce social isolation among seniors in the Bays area (Sumner, , Mt Pleasant, Heathcote Valley, Lyttelton, and Woolston) The Bays Area Seniors Project team is a collective which consists of the following organisations and community representatives • Sumner Bays Union Trust • Sumner Community Residents’ Association • Redcliffs Residents’ Association • Mt Pleasant Community Centre & Residents’ Association • Heathcote Valley Community Association • Lyttelton Community House Trust (activities not listed in this directory) • Woolston Development Project (activities not listed in this directory) We welcome anyone who cares about our seniors (including seniors themselves) to join us. Our Strategic Objectives: • Facilitating connections • Sharing information across our areas • Linking seniors with groups, services and activities. • Coordinating and collaborating in our approach Our Intended Outcomes • Increased participation among seniors in activities/groups • Collaboration between organisations operating in the Bays area • Individuals in our communities know of the choices and opportunities for social connection Our project is designed to support seniors in several ways: • Social work support – carried out by social workers based in Sumner and Lyttelton • Supporting our local residents to be good neighbours to their senior neighbours • To highlight opportunities to get involved in social activities in our local community. You will see that there are plenty of opportunities available in the directory section of this booklet. Social isolation and loneliness are significant issues facing our seniors. We hope to alleviate this major cause of mental illness together as people living in communities. Whether you are a senior or not, there is information in this booklet for you.

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Emergency Information Dial 111 in an emergency: • New Zealand Police • St John Ambulance • Fire & Emergency New Zealand • Sumner Lifeboat Dial 105 to report crimes that have already happened. Local Emergency Services

Sumner Volunteer Fire This is a volunteer station. That means all 111 Brigade members of our brigade dedicate their CC29457: own time in order to serve this community. Sumner Fire Station We respond to a variety of emergencies in our local area. These include: • Fires • Medical emergencies • Motor vehicle accidents • Search and rescue • Civil defence • Natural disaster responses The Sumner Fire Station is located at 4 Wiggins Street, Sumner If you are interested in volunteering, email [email protected]

Lyttelton Police Station 5-9 Sumner Road, Lyttelton. This police 111 station serves the Bays Area. Call 105 in a non-emergency.

Sumner Surf Lifesaving 301-305 Main Road, Clifton 03 352 1102 Club CC42501

Taylors Mistake Surf 229 Taylors Mistake Road, 03 326 6771 Lifesaving Club Taylors Mistake CC34316

Sumner Lifeboat Institution 2 Scarborough Road, Sumner 111 CC22950 03 326 6170

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Community Response Teams

Redcliffs Emergency [email protected] 03 376 6133 Response team or text Contact Pat McIntosh for further 027 427 4772 information. This team will respond by setting up an emergency hub when required. Good information is available on the website: www.redcliffs.org.nz/emergency-planning/

Mt Pleasant Emergency Contact Caroline Syddall 022 017 0710 Response Team [email protected] This team will respond by setting up an emergency hub when required.

Sumner Emergency Contact the Sumner Hub if you are 027 237 1128 Response Team interested in being the champion for this. [email protected]

Christchurch Hospital Dial 111 in an emergency 2 Riccarton Avenue, Christchurch Central 03 364 0640 After Hours Medical Care 24 Hour Surgery 401 Madras Street, Christchurch Central 03 365 7777 Natural disasters Flooding: • Do not try to walk or drive through flood water • Move valuable or dangerous items as high as you can off the floor • Listen to the radio and follow the instructions of emergency services. Source; www.happens.nz/types-of-emergencies/ Find out more here: https://www.ccc.govt.nz/services/civil-defence/hazards/flood/ Tsunami Tsunami are created by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions or landslides and are made up of waves or surges lasting for several hours. Tsunami can cause strong and unpredictable currents and surges in the sea and river mouths. Only the largest tsunamis flood land. Things you need to know to be tsunami prepared:

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Warning Signs: • A long rolling motion earthquake that lasts longer than a minute • A strong earthquake that makes it hard to stand up • Unusual ocean behaviour: loud or strange noises coming from the sea (e.g. like a jet plane or train) or sudden sea level changes. If you experience any of these warnings, you may need to evacuate. Warning Times Warning times for a tsunami to reach the coastline varies, depending on where they originate from and how long it takes to travel to our coastline. Less than 1 hour of warning time: tsunami coming from close to our shore. There will not be any time to issue an official tsunami warning, or sound sirens. THE STRONG EARTHQUAKE IS YOUR BEST WARNING 1-3 hours of warning time: tsunami coming from outside the Canterbury Region. You may feel the long-rolling earthquake. An official tsunami warning will be issued 12 hours or more of warning time: tsunami coming from across the Pacific Ocean. Official tsunami warnings will be issued. Tsunami sirens installed along the Christchurch coastline will be sounded. You will not feel the original earthquake across the Pacific Ocean. Civil Defence official tsunami warnings are given on the radio, television, social media, or through an Emergency Mobile Alert, telling you which evacuation zones to evacuate. You can also do your bit by sharing official tsunami warnings with neighbours, friends and family. Am I in a tsunami evacuation zone? A tsunami evacuation zone is an area that you may need to evacuate from if you feel a long or strong earthquake or if there is an official tsunami warning. To find out if you are in an evacuation zone go to www.ccc.govt.nz/tsunami If you are not in an evacuation zone, you do not need to evacuate in a long or strong earthquake. When is it safe to return? Stay out of the evacuation zone(s) until the "all clear" has been given by Civil Defence. If the sirens stop sounding, this does not mean you can return. Follow the instructions of emergency services and/or Civil Defence personnel. Safe to return, "all clear" messages will be broadcasted by Civil Defence using radio, TV, Newsline and social media. A tsunami warning can be in place for many hours, as the first wave may not be the biggest. So, you may be out of the evacuation zone for some time. You need to be prepared to wait for many hours until the "all clear" is given by Civil Defence. Tips to evacuate safely It is your responsibility to determine the best place for you and those with you to move to. Understand your evacuation zones so that you know which zones you may need to evacuate and make a household plan together. Plan your evacuation route ahead of time.

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Carpool: If possible, take extra passengers in your car. Check whether your neighbour needs a ride or help evacuating. Carpooling reduces the number of cars and helps with traffic flow. Cycle or Walk: Sometimes evacuating on foot or bike is faster because the roads can get congested easily. Why not take the time to go for a walk and plan a walk/bike evacuation route? Talk to family and friends: If you need to evacuate, it's more comfortable to go to a friend or relative's place away from the evacuation zone(s) until the "all clear" has been given by Civil Defence. Talk to them now about your evacuation plans. Secure your home: Make sure to lock your doors and shut windows securely, and if you can, turn off any utilities like power or gas. Secure your home as you normally would when leaving for an extended period. Source: www.ccc.govt.nz/tsunami Landslides/rockfall/erosion Landslides can range from a single boulder or rock, to a very large avalanche of earth and rock. They are caused by heavy rain, earthquakes and, in some cases, human activity. Landslides often happen without warning. During a landslide: Get out of the path of the landslide quickly Warn neighbours and help others if you can Contact emergency services and Christchurch City Council. Earthquakes Each year we have over 150 earthquakes throughout New Zealand that are large enough to be felt. A large damaging earthquake could happen any time and can be followed by aftershocks that continue for a long time. Most earthquake-related deaths and serious injuries are caused by collapsing walls, and falling glass and objects caused by the shaking. In a major earthquake, masonry and glass can fall off buildings and into the streets. During an earthquake: If you are inside, Drop, Cover and Hold. Do not run outside as this risks you getting hit by falling masonry and glass If you are outside, move away from buildings, trees, streetlights, and power lines, then Drop, Cover and Hold

Stay there until the shaking stops If an earthquake is very strong and/or long and you are near the beach or coast, move quickly to higher ground in case a tsunami follows the quake. Sourced from www.happens.nz/types-of-emergencies/

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For more information on what to do before, during and after an earthquake, visit www.getthru.govt.nz Storms Major storms and severe weather can happen any time of the year. They can include strong winds, heavy rain or snow, thunder, lightning, tornadoes and rough seas. The Metservice puts out severe weather watches and warnings through news services and on their website www.metservice.com and Facebook: www.facebook.com/MetService/ During a Storm: • Secure, or move inside, anything that could cause damage in strong winds • Close windows and doors, close curtains to prevent injury from breaking windows • Stay inside and bring your pets inside. If you have to leave, take them with you • Listen to the radio and follow the instructions of emergency services. Sourced from www.happens.nz/types-of-emergencies/ Fire During summer we can experience long periods of hot and dry weather. This is great if you like hanging out at the beach and beside the pool, but as vegetation becomes dry in the , the risk of wild fire increases. Key fire safety tips include: • Make sure your property has good access for fire trucks, and to water supplies • Have a well-practiced escape plan so everyone knows what to do if there is a fire • Call 111 immediately if you see any smoke • Maintain a defensible area free of vegetation around your home • Store firewood in a cool dry place, not next to your home. It will dry out with the sun and heat and ignite easily • Dispose of cigarettes safely, do not throw them out of the car window • Be vigilant when carrying out activities with machinery that may cause sparks and ignite a fire. Dampen down the surrounding area beforehand, and undertake the activity first thing in the morning when it is coolest. REMEMBER TO CHECK THE FIRE SEASON – restrictions may be in place. Do I need a permit for a specific type of fire in my area? Go to http://urban.checkitsalright.nz/check-fire-season-status/ What does a RESTRICTED or PROHIBITED FIRE SEASON mean? Restricted: A permit is needed to light a fire in open air. Prohibited: There is a total ban on the lighting of any fires in open air. Information sourced from www.checkitsalright.nz/ www.fireandemergency.nz Health Emergencies Health emergencies may take a number of forms: • Threatened or actual contamination of water supplies or food • Outbreak of a contagious disease • Epidemics. Infectious disease spreads rapidly to many people (e.g. SARS, Ebola) • Pandemics. Global disease outbreak (e.g. COVID-19).

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We are currently in the grip of a global pandemic. This is not likely to change for some time. Follow government instructions on what to do and how to do it. www.covid19.govt.nz General Considerations • Local radio and Civil Defence websites will have the right information and GP surgery phone messages will be updated with the latest information • Include face masks, plastic or latex protective gloves, soap and hand sanitiser in your emergency kit. • Be prepared to remain indoors with minimal contact. You can also call Healthline on 0800 611 116. It's free and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call if you: • Feel unwell, but are not sure whether you need to see a doctor • Need some urgent advice about a family member or friend who is sick • Are on holiday in NZ and want to know where the nearest doctor or pharmacy is. Defibrillator Locations Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) can be found at the following locations. Please note that they may not be available at certain times.

Place Location Phone 24/7 Taylors Mistake Surf 229 Taylors Mistake Road, 03 326 6771 Lifesaving Club Taylors Mistake, Christchurch 8081 Ko Taku Reo Deaf 38 Truro Street, Sumner 03 326 6009 Education Centre Sumner School – Sick 15 Colenso Street, Sumner 03 326 6546 Bay Sumner Fire Station 4 Wiggins Street – call point 111  at front of station Matuku Takotako: 14-16 Wakefield Avenue. 03 941 6819 Sumner Centre Foyer beside lift Sumner Health Centre 35 Nayland Street 03 326 6288 Sumner Surf Lifesaving 301-305 Main Road, Clifton 03 352 1102 Club Bays Barnett Park – inside gear Call 111 for  Football Club shed/kitchen on kitchen combination for bench beside window cabinet from Ambulance communications Redcliffs Mt Pleasant 9 James Street, Redcliffs. 03 384 3733  Bowling Club Deck overlooking greens Redcliffs Medical 184 Main Road, Redcliffs 03 384 1151 Centre

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Sumner Redcliffs 148 Main Road, Redcliffs. Call 111 combination  Anglican Church Bright yellow alarmed for cabinet from cabinet Ambulance Communications Mt Pleasant Medical 2 Soleares Avenue, Mt 03 373 6077 Centre Pleasant Mt Pleasant Tennis 11 Quarry Road, Mt Pleasant 03 384 5359 Clubroom Mt Pleasant Primary 82 Mt Pleasant Road. 111 combination for  School Cabinet outside Main Office cabinet from Ambulance Communications The Valley Inn Tavern 2 Flavell Street, Heathcote 03 384 1124 Valley 10 Bridle Path Road, 03 384 3116 Control Room Heathcote Valley Open 10am – 11pm Christchurch Gondola 825 Summit Road 03 384 0310 Open 10am -4pm How to Stay Informed - Radio More FM: Canterbury 92.1 FM Sumner 94.9 FM Newstalk ZB 100.1FM, 1098AM The Hits Christchurch: 97.7 FM Sumner: 96.5FM Plains FM: 96.9FM Radio New Zealand (RNZ): National 675AM or 101.7FM Parliament: 963AM Concert: 89.7FM (Canterbury) and 99.7 (Sumner) Radio Live: 99.3FM

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Notes about this directory We have done our best to make sure that every entry is correct as at the time of publishing. It is, however, important to remember that such a directory is inevitably immediately out of date as soon as it goes to print.

Key local organisations These are listed at the beginning of the directory section. These groups exist to support the local community in four ways: • As entities which undertake or support community(-led) development projects • In three cases, as entities which are community or residents’ associations. • In two cases, as entities which run community centres. • In one case, the local youth centre. Charitable Status Where possible, the Charities Registration number is given under the entity name. This is a six-digit number preceded by CC. Not all community organisations are registered as charities; most have some kind of legal incorporation. All key organisations have legal status though only some have charitable status. They are all not for profit organisations. Public interest/good Where the primary purpose of the organisation is to provide services to support the wellbeing of the community, even if they are commercial entities, these have been included. These include medical practices, pharmacies, schools and preschools. For commercially run exercise classes, see the website of the community centre in question for class times. These vary from term to term in many cases so it has not been possible to put every single class into this booklet. Acknowledgments • United Way New Zealand for funding this directory. • Robin Arnold for writing the bulk of the emergency information for our original directory in 2017-2018. She made this directory easy to produce by having done the hard yards already. Thank you, Robin! • All the members of the Bays Area Seniors’ Project team for proofreading and checking the content of this directory.

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The Directory Key Local Organisations Heathcote Valley Meetings last Wednesday of the 021 799 744 Community Association month, 7.30 pm, Heathcote Valley Community Centre

www.hvcc.org.nz/community- association/ Contact: Jackie Foulkes (Project Support Practitioner) Heathcote Village Project [email protected] www.hvcc.org.nz/heathcote- village-project/ Heathcote Valley Community 45 Bridle Path Road. 027 284 2773 Centre www.hvcc.org.nz Bookings details: www.hvcc.org.nz/venue-hire/ [email protected] Contact: Jenni Saunders Mt Pleasant Memorial 3 McCormacks Bay Road 03 384 1656 Community Centre & Kathy Bartlett (Community Residents’ Association Development Coordinator) Incorporated [email protected] CC46153 www.mpcc.org.nz Front Room Café Opening Hours 9am – 2 pm Monday - Saturday A Very Pleasant Playgroup For pre-schoolers and their grown- ups. Thursday 9.30 – 11am Soup and A Show Social lunch and film group. Thursdays 11.30 am One Stitch at a Time Craft group Thursday 10am – 12 noon. Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market Every Saturday, 9.30am– 12.30pm

Mt Pleasant Singers Group singing last Thursday each month. 1.30 – 3pm A wide range of exercise, language, dance and wellness classes are privately run at the centre and details can be found by picking up a timetable in the centre or checking the website www.mpcc.org.nz/classes-1 Not for profit Community activities held in the Centre by other entities are further down this directory

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Redcliffs Residents’ Dr Pat McIntosh (Secretary) 03 376 6133 Association [email protected] (Pat) Christine Toner (President) [email protected] www.redcliffs.org.nz Redcliffs Emergency [email protected] 03 376 6133 Response team Contact Pat McIntosh for further or text information. This team will respond by 027 427 4772 setting up an emergency hub when required. Good information is available on the website: www.redcliffs.org.nz/emergency-planning

RRA Environment, Eco- For details of current projects and to 03 384 9967 Village and Sustainability suggest new ones contact Dave Bryce. subcommittee [email protected] RRA - Main Road Contact Peter Croft 03 384 9534 Masterplan sub-committee RRA - Council & Coastal Contact Chris Doudney 03 384 2263 Pathway subcommittee RRA Community events, Darren Fidler: 021 031 6707 fundraising, newsletter, [email protected] Facebook

Predator Free Redcliffs Contact [email protected] Redcliffs Newsletter Philippa Mein-Smith [email protected]

Shoreline Youth Trust Gareth Davies (Manager) 021 842 214 CC33510 Fenella Eagle (Programme Coordinator) www.fuse.org.nz Fuse Youth Centre [email protected] 25 Wakefield Avenue, Sumner After school programmes, school holiday programmes and more.

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Sumner Bays Union Eddie Hayes (Community Development 03 376 4020 Trust Team Leader) (office) [email protected] 027 781 1348 CC38407 www.sumnerbays.org.nz (Eddie)

Office located in the Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre’s Sumner Collective, ground floor. Sumner Bays Union Trust is a secular community development organisation. The Learning Exchange Contact: [email protected] 03 376 4020 www.beyondlearning.co.nz A platform for hosting and attending learning events. Bays Area Seniors’ Project Contact Eddie Hayes 027 781 1348 [email protected] for further information

Redcliffs Coffee & Coffee morning held Fridays (except first 03 376 4020 Conversation Friday of the month), 10.30 am in the Port Hills Uniting Parish church hall, 4 Augusta Street, Redcliffs. Everyone welcome. A partnership between Sumner Bays Union Trust & the Port Hills Uniting Parish. Happy Hour Come and enjoy good company and 03 376 4020 refreshments. First Friday of the month, 4- 6pm at the Port Hills Uniting Parish Church hall at 4 Augusta Street, Redcliffs. Everyone welcome. A partnership between Sumner Bays Union Trust & the Port Hills Uniting Parish. Loopy Tunes Preschool Sumner: Puoro-raki, upstairs, Matuku 022 027 5447 Music Takotako: Sumner Centre, 9.30am (Leah) Tuesdays 022 632 6140 Redcliffs: Port Hills Uniting Parish Church (Siu) hall, 10.30am Tuesdays Leah Williams-Partington or Siu Williams- Lemi (tutors) [email protected] www.loopytunespreschoolmusic.com Cost: $2 per child Movies & Outings for Contact Maree McGovern for details 027 327 4493 Seniors Older Persons’ [Social] Worker or 03 376 4020 Seniors’ Social Work [email protected]

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Sumner Bays Union Trust continued:

Sumner Community Annual carol singing event held in the 03 376 4020 Carols Sumner Village Mall Carpark off Wakefield Avenue. Features the Sumner Silver Band. Usually held the second or third Thursday night of December. Sumner Community Gardens located at Ko Taku Reo - Deaf 027 676 6100 Gardens Education Centre, off Truro Street, (Kathryn)

Sumner

Working bees each Tuesday 9.30 - midday

Food Forest located at Ko Taku Reo - Sumner Food Forest Deaf Education Centre, off Heberden

Avenue, Sumner.

Contact: Kathryn Newbery [email protected] Sumner Community Conservation of heritage variety fruit Orchard trees (especially apricots). Awaiting final 021 2133 053 confirmation but very likely to soon be (Kevin) located on red zone land. Contact Kevin Hay for details. [email protected] Sumner Silver Band Meets Thursdays, 7.30pm Redcliffs Mt 03 384 9534 Pleasant Bowling Club, James Street Contact: Peter Croft [email protected] www.sumnersilverband.co.nz Sumner Tea & Talk Coffee morning held Mondays, 10.30am, 03 376 4020 upstairs foyer, Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre. Everyone welcome.

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Sumner Community Sumner Hub 027 237 1128 Residents’ Hub Coordinator: Charlie Hudson Association [email protected] CC52852 57 Nayland Street, Sumner [email protected] We are seeking volunteers to work in the Hub so to allow us to increase opening hours. Where possible the Hub is open: Monday - Friday 10am-12pm www.facebook.com/sumnerhub/ Sumner Community The Sumner Community Residents Equipment Pool Association and the Sumner Environment Group have jointly established a Community Equipment Pool to provide an efficient way for the community to share good quality tools and equipment. Sumner Community Van The van is available to residents, local not for profit organisations and local commercial entities (Sumner to Mt Pleasant) for staff outings. The van was purchased by the Sumner Community Residents' Association and is covered by vehicle insurance. Booking details are here: www.sumnercommunity.nz/community- van or drop into the Hub and talk to Charlie. See website for costs. Payment to be made in cash (as arranged with Hub) or via the SCRA bank account ASB 12 3483 0001983 03 Sumner Disaster In 2011 the Sumner Hub in conjunction Response with The Sumner Disaster Response Group planned an appropriate structure, volunteers, resources and contacts to cope with being cut off for 5 days. The Sumner Hub welcomes your involvement to reinstate this group as we cannot rely on Civil Defence to come to our aid. In the days after a disaster, our community will be responsible for itself. Sumner Advertising Sumner Hub Facebook page, Sumner Hub website Whiteboards for messages and advertising Email newsletters Village Mall, Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre, and Sumner Hub noticeboards 16 | P a g e

Sumner Community Residents’ Association continued… Sumner E-newsletter www.sumnercommunity.nz/e-newsletters Future Sumner meetings Public meetings held occasionally.

Sumner Safe Community Join the Street Coordinator network 03 326 4144 Contact: Marnie Kent The Sumner Bikery For repairs and maintenance. 027 518 4789 Open: Saturday and Sunday mornings. Garage at 57 Nayland Street art@SumnerHub Hours by appointment 027 748 2036 Art and craft classes Contact: Nikki Wallace-Bell Plant Powered Workshops Body, beauty, and homeware products. 027 431 2220 Contact Kirsten Wylie

Medical Centres & Pharmacies Call 111 in an emergency!

Ferrymead Medical Centre 10/2 Waterman Place, Woolston, 03 384 5484 Christchurch 8023 www.ferrymeadmc.co.nz Pharmacy @ Ferrymead 1005 Ferry Road, Woolston, Christchurch 03 943 9635 8023 Mt Pleasant Medical 2 Soleares Avenue, McCormacks Bay 03 373 6077 Centre www.mtpleasantmc.co.nz Redcliffs Medical Centre 184 Main Road, Redcliffs 03 384 1151

Redcliffs Pharmacy 87 Main Road, Redcliffs 03 384 1037

Sumner Health Centre 35 Nayland Street, Sumner 03 326 6288 Sumner Pharmacy 17 Wakefield Avenue, Sumner 03 326 6154

Schools & Educational Institutions

Ferrymead Preschool & Nursery 12E Settlers Crescent, Ferrymead 03 384 8026

Heathcote Valley Preschool 108 Port Hills Road, Heathcote 03 384 9249 Valley James Street Preschool 5 James Street, Redcliffs 03 381 9008

KidsFirst Kindergarten 1 McCormacks Bay Road, Mount 03 384 1065 The Bays CC30259 Pleasant

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KidsFirst Kindergarten Sumner 25 Dryden Street, Sumner 03 326 6718 CC30259 Moa Kids Community Early Barnett Park, Main Road, 03 384 1910 Learning Centre Inc. Redcliffs CC34036 Pebbles Preschool Sumner 48 Nayland Street, Sumner 03 326 5063

Heathcote Valley School 61 Bridle Path Road, Heathcote 03 384 1058 Valley Our Lady Star of the Sea School 45 Colenso Street, Sumner 03 326 5315

Sumner School 15 Colenso Street, Sumner 03 326 6546

Te Raekura-Redcliffs School 113 Beachville Road, Redcliffs 03 384 3853

Ko Taku Reo - Deaf Education, 38 Truro Street, Sumner 03 326 6009 Christchurch (formerly van Asch Deaf Education) CC53497 Linwood College @ Otakaro 180 Drive, Avonside 03 982 0100

Libraries & Museums Heathcote Valley 45 Bridle Path Road, Heathcote Valley Open 021 107 1211 Community Library Mon-Thurs 2-4pm, Friday 2-6pm, Sat (Liz Hughes) CC32951 10.30am-12pm. Free membership. Contact: Liz Hughes [email protected] Matuku Takotako: 14/16 Wakefield Avenue, Sumner 03 941 7923 Sumner Library Open 10 am – 6pm Monday to Friday and (Christchurch City 10am-4 pm Saturday & Sunday. Libraries) Redcliffs Village 91 Main Road, Redcliffs - Library [email protected] CC34187 Open 10am – 4pm Monday to Friday, 10am – 12.30pm Saturdays. Closed Sundays. Sumner Redcliffs Upstairs, Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre, 03 384 1159 Historical Society - 14/16 Wakefield Avenue, Sumner (Topsy) Sumner Museum [email protected] 03 326 6788 CC25740 (Kitty)

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Community Activities Where an organisation has multiple activities, they are grouped under the name of that organisation. See Key Organisations and Religious Organisations sections for other activities not listed in this section.

Girl Guiding New Groups in Sumner and Heathcote Valley. 0800 22 22 92 Zealand https://girlguidingnz.org.nz/ Please ring 0800 22 22 92 to find your local unit

Heathcote Valley Come and grab a well-priced coffee and a School Coffee Cart complementary scone from the school coffee cart on Monday and Thursday mornings from 8.30-10am. Everyone welcome

Heathcote Valley Connect over knitting, crochet, sewing, 027 941 6476 Craft Club patchwork or any chosen craft (Judy) Heathcote Valley Community Centre Monday 10-12pm. Gold coin donation Contact: Judy Stack Heathcote Community Wednesday morning (during term time) Morning tea 10am-12pm A relaxed get together with a good cuppa, some home baking and some great people. No charge. Heathcote Valley Creative fibre - Spinning, knitting, felting and 03 384 1175 spinning and craft weaving $2 per session, visitors welcome. or group Thursday 9.30 -12pm St Mary’s Village Hall, 027 214 7833 Heathcote Valley (Felicity) Contact: Felicity Backhouse [email protected] La Leche League Meets 10am – 12 noon on the 3rd Monday of CC25745 the month, Mt Pleasant Community Centre Breast Start La Leche League Christchurch on Facebook. Mt Pleasant Bridge Meets at Mt Pleasant Yacht Club on 03 384 9113 Club Wednesday at 7.15pm and Friday at 1 pm. (Kay) Contact: Kay Thomas [email protected] Mt Pleasant Pottery Currently at the Phillipstown Hub, 39 Nursery 021 133 6620 Group Road. Plans to move to Redcliffs Park. Pottery Classes for beginners, intermediate & advanced [email protected] www.mtpleasantpottery.org.nz

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Mt Pleasant Walking Meets at the Mt Pleasant Community Centre 03 384 1269 Group carpark, 3 McCormacks Bay Road, (Judy) Tuesday: 9.30am – 11 am 03 376 4960 [email protected] (Beverley) Thursday: 9.30am – 11am [email protected] (Beverley) Pegasus U3A We offer a range of Interest Groups for visits, 03 384 3475 tours and talks. Lectures 3rd Mon of month at (Pat) 10 am at the Mt Pleasant Community Centre [email protected] Redcliffs Community Monday, Wednesday, Friday. 9 am – 2 pm Shed 99C Main Road, Redcliffs www.redcliffscommunityshed.org.nz [email protected] Rockers of Ages Choir Wednesdays, 10am - 12pm at the Sumner 0800 843 687 Bridge Club Scouts New Zealand www.scouts.nz 0800 726 887 Activities for boys and girls. Contact them to find out about the closest groups. Sumner Bridge Club 57 Dryden Street, Sumner 027 242 2132 Monday 7.30pm 03 326 5401 Wednesday 1 pm (Robin) First Saturday, 7.30pm Robin Denley [email protected] Sumner Playgroup Monday, 9.30-11:30am, during term time 021 293 6107 Puoro-nuku, Matuku Takotako: Sumner (Julita) Centre Julita Hewitt [email protected] www.facebook.com/SumnerPlaygroup/ Sumner Redcliffs This group is for semi-retired and retired 03 384 1975 Friendship Group women to encourage intellectual and (Lois) cultural interests. Friendship is promoted 03 326 6195 through monthly meetings which include (Lee) speakers and outings. Meetings are held on the first Monday of every month at 10 am at the Star of the Sea Church Hall, 42 Dryden Street Sumner Redcliffs 2nd Thursday of the month, 10 am, Redcliffs- Men’s Probus Mt Pleasant Bowling Club Sumner Senior Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club, 2nd & 4th 03 384 1605 Citizens’ Club Wednesdays (Miriam) CC41658 20 | P a g e

Sumner Theatre Group We are a small but passionate community 022 361 5317 CC28910 (Sumner theatre company run entirely by volunteers! (Sarah) Community Centre Sarah Mankelow Incorporated) [email protected] www.stg.org.nz Te Kete Koha - Share skills & talents, connect with others & 022 049 2996 Christchurch Time become an author of life-enriching Exchange (bays exchange, in the bays and across the city. quarter) Contact: Dean Harliwich - [email protected] , www.bridge2rocks.co.nz Twinkle Tots Twinkle Tots is a community music group for 027 285 1843 Under 5’s, a delightful space where the littlest (Suzanne) members of our community and their guardians can catch up for singing, dancing and practicing social skills. Beautiful morning tea is provided. Come and join the fun on Fridays from 10.30am at St Mary’s Church Village Hall, Heathcote. Gold coin donation. Facebook page @twinkletotsheathcote [email protected]

Service Clubs & Local philanthropy Lions Club of Every 2nd, 4th Tuesday at 6pm 03 326 7097 Ferrymead Ferrymead Heritage Park 020 4133 6921 CC55274 Truscotts Road (Bernie) 03 326 6333 Christchurch (Rosemary) Contact: Bernie Godden, president [email protected] Rotary Club of We meet on Tuesday evenings, generally 03 384 9485 Ferrymead at 6pm at the Good Home Gastro Pub, 3 027 2930637 CC32199 Waterman Place in Ferrymead. (Kai) Our programme is varied - dinner meetings, speakers, on-site visits, social occasions or working on projects, community and fundraising activities. Secretary: Kai Tovgaard [email protected] Sumner-Ferrymead Secretary: Daniel O’Carroll 021 2881871 Foundation [email protected] (Daniel) CC36209 www.sumnerferrymeadfoundation.co.nz C/- 133 Mt Pleasant Rd Mt Pleasant, Christchurch 8081

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The Environment NB: See Sumner Bays Union Trust entry for Sumner Community Gardens & Food Forest & Sumner Community Orchard

Adopt A Patch Become a local caretaker of the Sumner 03 941 8999 (and wider Bays) Area (Council – to Choose an area dear to you and if you see report issues) an issue which needs addressing either a) tidy/garden/care for it yourself - or with your family/neighbours/friends b) use Snap Send Solve to notify Council https://ccc.govt.nz/report/snap-send-solve/ b) notify Council via their helpdesk 03 941 8999. Together we can keep our area beautiful and cared for. Avon-Heathcote Tanya Jenkins 027 224 5627 Estuary Ihutai Trust www.estuary.org.nz CC40209 [email protected] Christchurch Coastal The CCPG is dedicated to establishing a 022 175 4507 Pathway Group safe, accessible, scenic, 6.5km pathway (Mr Hanno CC48158 from Ferrymead bridge to Scarborough Sander) bridge. The pathway will be accessible for pedestrians, cyclists, mobility scooters, wheelchairs, skateboarders, etc. [email protected] www.ccp.org.nz Drayton Reserve Dave Bryce 021 363 498 Volunteers [email protected] (Dave) www.draytonreservevolunteers.org.nz EastEnders Summit Meets on Monday mornings twice a month. 03 384 3592 Road Working Party Contact Graeme Paltridge for details. (Graeme) [email protected] Affiliated to the Summit Road Society Heathcote Village Located behind St Mary’s Church. 03 332 0186 Garden Contact: John Marks or [email protected] 027 229 0847 Heathcote Food Forest Birdsey Reserve, Bridle Path Road - opposite 021 205 8685 the Cricket Club. Contact Amelia (Amelia) [email protected] or call to get on the mailing list, stay connected with mulching sessions, planting times and progress.

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Redcliffs Eco Village Encouraging residents to live more 021 363 498 Group sustainably and care for our local (Dave) environment. Dave Bryce [email protected] Predator Free Volunteer coordinator, Myles Mackintosh, 021 128 0113 Heathcote Valley for traps and advice. [email protected] Predator Free Mt A backyard trapping initiative in the peri- Pleasant urban fringe surrounding the Port Hills, in the suburbs of Mount Pleasant, Redcliffs and . [email protected] Predator Free Port Hills [email protected] 03 349 3409 [email protected] (Marie) This is the overarching project that supports Sumner – Heathcote Valley individual projects. Predator Free Redcliffs A Predator Free Community Project establishing a backyard predator control program for Possums, Rodents and Mustelids in Redcliffs, New Zealand [email protected] Predator Free Sumner A Kiwibank Predator Free Community 021 0835 3415 Project establishing a backyard predator (Paul) control program for Possums, Rodents and Mustelids in Sumner New Zealand [email protected] Summit Road Society Enhancing, preserving and protecting the 03 349 3409 CC27184 nature, beauty and open character of the (Marie) Port Hills for people to enjoy. www.summitroadsociety.org.nz Contact Marie Gray (secretary) [email protected] PO Box 377-115 Christchurch 8245 Sumner Environment Keen to help improve the Sumner Group environment? Email us to join our group email list for news and updates on projects – and click ‘like’ on our Facebook page. www.sumnercoastcare.wordpress.com [email protected]

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Tree Planting in John Marsh [email protected] 027 431 0182 Duncan Park & Birdsey (John) Reserve

Religious Organisations Heathcote-Mt St Mary's, corner Martindale & Truscott Roads, 027 475 9946 Pleasant Anglican Heathcote Valley Parish Church of the Ascension, 39 Major Hornbrook CC52596 Rd, Mt Pleasant Vicar: Rev. Mark Sullivan. [email protected] 1st & 3rd Sundays: Heathcote Valley, 2nd & 4th Sundays: Mt Pleasant. 5th Sunday: alternates. Services at 10am Our Lady Star of the 42 Dryden Street, Sumner 03 384 1600 Sea Catholic Church, Parish Priest: Rev. Benito Velasco (Parish Ferrymead Catholic Assistance Priests: Rev Peter Costello, Rev office, Parish Paulo Filoalii Woolston) CC53068 [email protected] Port Hills Uniting Parish 4 Augusta Street, Redcliffs, 10am Sundays 03 384 1535 CC23811 PO Box 17733 (Jim) Sumner Christchurch 8840 Minister: Rev. Mark Gibson Contact: Jim Park [email protected] Sumner Redcliffs St Andrews Anglican Church, 148 Main Road 03 326 6251 Anglican Parish Redcliffs CC52739 Sundays: 9am, St Andrews, Redcliffs, 10.30am 87 Nayland Street chapel. Wednesdays 10am communion at St Andrews Redcliffs [email protected] Vicar: Rev. Thomas Brauer Curate: Rev. John Fox. Mainly Music Preschool music & movement group 03 384 1965 Cost: $4 per family. Fridays: 9.30-11.30am Create & Connect St Andrews Anglican Church, Redcliffs, 9.30 – 022 678 1252 Craft Group midday Thursdays (Beth) Contact: Beth Moore [email protected]

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Riding the Waves Art Anglican Chapel, 87 Nayland Street, Sumner Contact Group 10am – 1pm last Saturday of the month Beth Moore The Rock Sumner 10 Wakefield Ave, Sumner. If our sign's out, 027 326 3275 CC57920 pop in for a coffee and chat next time you're in the village. http://www.therocksumner.co.nz/ [email protected] Meets at 9.30am Sundays. Sports & Exercise Christchurch Yacht Located on Main Road, Moncks Bay. 022 170 6127 Club www.cyc.net.nz [email protected] Ferrymead Bays Home ground Barnett Park 027 746 5130 Football Club Erna Rogers [email protected] www.ferrymeadbaysfootball.co.nz Heathcote 40 Bridle Path Road - down the long 027 960 9299 Community Sports drive above the school (Don) Club Winter indoor bowls, summer outdoor 03 384 4905 or bowls, petanque, table tennis. 022 431 8051 [email protected] (Allan– Petanque) Heathcote Cricket Located on corner of Port Hills Road and 021 226 7919 Club Bridle Path Road. (Ken) Club President - Ken Lomax. 027 414 7659 [email protected] (David) Club Captain (Adults) - David Stack 022 043 1142 [email protected] (Matthew) Club Captain (Juniors) - Matthew House [email protected] Heathcote School 60 Bridle Path Rd, Heathcote Valley 03 384 1058 Pool A school pool key can be purchased (Heathcote over the warmer months. Valley School) www.hvs.school.nz/ [email protected] Heathcote Valley Callum Templeton 021 0241 9742 Runners Club [email protected] Facebook: heathcoterunning Heathcote Valley 60 Bridle Path Road. 022 422 7917 Small Bore Rifle and [email protected] Archery Club $20 an hour per person. Kids 8-15 years old, only $15 www.fulldrawarchery.co.nz

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Katang Fitness Tuesday, 9.15-10.15am, Puoro-nuku, 027 496 6845 Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre. Cost (Kat) $5. Beginners/seniors gentle exercise class Contact: Katrina McKenzie Mt Pleasant Squash 11 McCormacks Bay Road, Mt Pleasant. 03 332 3667 Club www.mtpleasantsquash.co.nz (Ann) [email protected] Mt Pleasant Tennis 11 Quarry Road, Mt Pleasant. Senior’s 021 295 6723 Club [email protected] (Clubhouse) Junior’s Email: 021 0232 0143 [email protected] (Andrew) www.mtpleasanttennis.org.nz Coach: Andrew Falck [email protected] Mt Pleasant Yacht Scott Park on Main Road, Mt Pleasant 03 384 3889 Club (just over the Ferrymead Bridge). [email protected] PT in the Park PT in the Park is run by a group of individuals and professional trainers who gift their time. Every Saturday morning they meet by the monkey bars at Hagley Park (Harper Avenue side) 9am- 10am PT in the Park is planning some 'POP Up PT' sessions in local neighbourhoods soon - like their page on Facebook to find out when PT pops up at the Beach and other locations over Summer. Find out more about it at: www.facebook.com/PTintheParkNZ https://ptinthepark.nz/ [email protected] Redcliffs Tennis Club 75 Main Road, Redcliffs www.redcliffstennis.co.nz Enquiries to [email protected] or [email protected] Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant 9 James Street, Redcliffs. 03 384 3733 Bowling Club & [email protected] (Club) Function Centre www.redcliffsbowls.co.nz 03 384 3984 Club president: Andy Caddie (Andy) Richmond Hill Golf Meets at Ferrymead Golf (not affiliated) 021 217 3919 Ann Newsom (Ann) [email protected]

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Steady as you go Falls prevention exercises 027 434 6678 SAY Go Port Hills Uniting Parish Church hall, 4 Augusta Street, 10 am Mondays. Contact: Julie Cunningham [email protected] Sumner Community Sumner Community Pool is a non-profit 027432 6020 Pool summer open air pool which provides (Gill) CC25843 swimming and water activities to the key holders of the community, public, and local schools. Located at the corner of Dryden & Hardwicke Streets, Sumner. swim.sumnerpool.co.nz/home [email protected] Sumner Cricket Club Based at St Leonard’s Square 021 290 0989 CC48848 [email protected] (Dan) www.sumnercricket.co.nz Senior Club: Captain Dan Vann Junior: Dino Patel, [email protected] Sumner Rugby Based at St Leonard's Square, Campbell 022 104 3053 Football Club Street (Riki) CC43731 (Sumner www.sumnerrugby.co.nz/ 027 296 3327 Sports Pavilion) Riki Tahere: Rugby Development Officer (Andy) Andy Toy: Club President 021 247 7704 Matt Wood: Senior Club Captain (Matt) Al Aldridge: Junior Club Captains 021 908 923 (Al) Sumner Running Club Christchurch's only adventure focused Running Club. Being a registered club, 027 955 3479 you get to compete in the excellent (Katherine) winter programme of cross country and road races. Annual registrations start in April each year. Annual fees are approx. $150 (for an adult) which covers all race fees for the Athletics Canterbury winter Programme. www.sumnerrunningclub.org.nz [email protected]

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Sumner Tennis and 22 Heberden Avenue, Sumner 03 326 5390 Squash Club [email protected] www.sumnertennisandsquash.co.nz Sumner-Redcliffs 28 Colenso Street, Sumner 021 495 056 Netball [email protected] Yoga There are many yoga classes available in the Bays area. Local community noticeboards, Facebook, and websites are the best way to find out about them. Zumba Heathcote: Heathcote Valley School Hall 021 0237 3658 Monday 5.30-6.30pm (Mahla, for Wednesday 6.00-7.00pm Heathcote) Every second Saturday 9.30-10.30am Facebook Zumba with Mahla [email protected] mahlanz.wixsite.com/zumbawithmahla Mt Pleasant: See Mt Pleasant Community Centre website for details Venues for Hire Many organisations have rooms/halls that can be hired. See index/table of contents. • Religious organisations • Libraries • Schools • Community Centres (see key local organisations) • Surf lifesaving clubs

Elected Representatives Dr Tim Lindley Community Board member, Heathcote Ward 03 384 9428 [email protected] 021 707 198 Dr Darrell Latham, Community Board member, Heathcote Ward 021 190 2645 [email protected] Councillor Sara Christchurch City Council, Heathcote Ward 021 036 7672 Templeton [email protected] Dr Tracey McLellan Electorate MP (Labour) 022 105 6744 [email protected] 03 376 4512 Electorate office 642 Ferry Road, Woolston Eugenie Sage Green Party List MP 04 817 9999 https://www.facebook.com/EugenieSageMP (at [email protected] Parliament)

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Ferrymead Heritage Park CC32503 50 Ferrymead Park Drive, Ferrymead, Christchurch 8022 03 384 1970 [email protected] www.ferrymead.org.nz PO Box 41177, Ferrymead, Christchurch 8247 Canterbury Centre for The museum displays a large array of 03 329 6772 Historic Film & antique and vintage camera and (John) Photography Inc. photographic equipment, plus lots of interesting images and early photograph collections. Canterbury Railway The Canterbury Railway Society restores 03 384 1970 Society and operates New Zealand's finest CC21633 collection of steam, diesel and electric locomotives, rolling stock, signalling equipment and buildings. www.canterburyrailwaysociety.org.nz [email protected] Diesel Traction Group The Diesel Traction Group Inc is the 029 772 0116 Inc. Christchurch-based operator of a fleet of CC21966 ex-New Zealand Railways diesel-electric locomotives. www.facebook.com/dieseltractiongroup [email protected] http://www.dtg.co.nz/ Ferrymead The Ferrymead Aeronautical Society is a 027 229 9472 Aeronautical Society group of volunteers dedicated to or CC10185 preserving the civil and military aviation 03 384 1846 history of New Zealand. (Denys) www.ferrymeadaero.org.nz/ Ferrymead Post & www.facebook.com/groups/143689462660 03 385 1100 Telegraph Society 8163/ CC23744 [email protected] Ferrymead Printing www.ferrymeadprint.org.nz 027 477 2276 Society [email protected] CC53243 Ferrymead Two Foot Contact George Wealleans. 03 388 8522 Railway (George) Fire Services Historical The Fire Services Historical Society operates 021 150 0744 Society CC41931 - the most comprehensive fire related (Eric) Hall of Flame Fire museum in New Zealand Museum www.facebook.com/HoFFireMuseum/ [email protected]

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Friends of Ferrymead Contact Martin James 027 222 5447 Fraternity Inc. The Friends of Ferrymead Inc. is one of the or CC27105 18 societies at Ferrymead Heritage Park 03 388 2059 (FHP) in Christchurch, New Zealand, and is based in a restored 1865 house named 'Curragh'. www.facebook.com/groups/friendsofferrym ead/ [email protected] Garden City Model Email [email protected] 03 928 1120 Railroad Club Website: www.gcmrc.org.nz/ (David) CC27672 Heathcote Studios Heathcote Studios Theatrical Society is 027 840 4727 Theatrical Society located within Ferrymead Heritage Park in Christchurch, New Zealand. Email: [email protected] Heritage Youth Contact Deborah Westlake 03 383 9912 CC27767 National Railway The National Railway Museum is under 03 980 4228 Museum of New construction with the goal to open the first or Zealand Incorporated stage of the National Railway Museum of 021 148 2868 CC21221 New Zealand in Christchurch by the end of (Brian) 2020 Website: www.nzrailmuseum.com/ Radio Preservation Located in the Ferrymead Heritage Park in 03 384 5678 Society of New Christchurch, New Zealand, it broadcasts a (Tony) Zealand – Radio variety of music spanning five decades, Ferrymead from the 1930s to the 1980s. and CDs. CC24488 Email: [email protected] Website: www.radioferrymead.co.nz/ The Society of Rural Email: [email protected] 027 671 6434 History Inc. (Heather) Tramway Historical Since it was formed, the Society is best 03 384 1708 Society known for the establishment of the CC21723 Ferrymead Tramway – an operating Tramway at Ferrymead Heritage Park, where restored heritage steam, horse and electric recovered from throughout the can be seen running. The society also has a small fleet of heritage omnibuses, and a working trolley bus line with examples of trolley buses from all the trolley bus systems in New Zealand. www.ferrymeadtramway.org.nz/ [email protected]

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Directory Index

A Very Pleasant Playgroup, 12 Heritage Youth, 30 Adopt A Patch, 22 James Street Preschool, 17 art@SumnerHub, 17 KidsFirst Kindergarten, 17 Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust, 22 KidsFirst Kindergarten Sumner, 18 Bays & Beyond Learning Exchange, 14 Ko Taku Reo – Deaf Education Christchurch, 18 Bays Area Seniors’ Project, 14 La Leche League, 19 Canterbury Centre for Historic Film & Photography Linwood College @ Otakaro, 18 Inc, 29 Lions Club of Ferrymead, 21 Canterbury Railway Society, 29 Loopy Tunes Preschool Music, 14 Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group, 22 Lyttelton Police Station, 4 Christchurch Yacht Club, 25 Mainly Music, 24 Councillor Sara Templeton, 28 Matuku Takotako: Sumner Library, 18 Create & Connect Craft Group, 24 Moa Kids Community Early Learning Centre Inc., 18 Diesel Traction Group Inc, 29 Movies & Outings for Seniors, 14 Dr Darrell Latham, community board member, 28 Mt Pleasant Bridge Club, 19 Dr Tim Lindley, community board member, 28 Mt Pleasant Community Centre & Residents’ Dr Tracey McLellan MP, 28 Association, 12 Drayton Reserve Volunteers, 22 Mt Pleasant Emergency Response Team, 5 EastEnders Summit Road Working Party, 22 Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market, 12 Ferrymead Aeronautical Society, 29 Mt Pleasant Medical Centre, 17 Ferrymead Bays Football Club, 25 Mt Pleasant Pottery Group, 19 Ferrymead Heritage Park, 29 Mt Pleasant Singers, 12 Ferrymead Medical Centre, 17 Mt Pleasant Squash Club, 26 Ferrymead Post & Telegraph Society, 29 Mt Pleasant Tennis Club, 26 Ferrymead Preschool & Nursery, 17 Mt Pleasant Walking Group, 19 Ferrymead Printing Society, 29 Mt Pleasant Yacht Club, 26 Fire Services Historical Society, 29 National Railway Museum of New Zealand Inc, 30 Friends of Ferrymead Fraternity Inc, 30 One Stitch at a Time, 12 Front Room Café, 12 Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Christchurch Fuse Youth Centre, 13 East Catholic Parish, 24 Future Sumner meetings, 17 Our Lady Star of the Sea School, 18 Garden City Model Railway Club, 30 Pebbles Preschool Sumner, 18 Girl Guiding New Zealand, 19 Pegasus U3A, 20 Happy Hour, 14 Pharmacy @ Ferrymead, 17 Heathcote Community Morning tea, 19 Port Hills Uniting Parish, 24 Heathcote Community Sports Club, 25 Predator Free Mt Pleasant, 23 Heathcote Cricket Club, 25 Predator Free Port Hills, 23 Heathcote Food Forest, 22 Predator Free Redcliffs, 13, 23 Heathcote School Pool, 25 Predator Free Sumner, 23 Heathcote Studios Theatrical Society, 30 Radio Preservation Society of New Zealand –, 30 Heathcote Valley Community Association, 12 Redcliffs Coffee & Conversation, 14 Heathcote Valley Community Centre, 12 Redcliffs Community Shed, 20 Heathcote Valley Community Library, 18 Redcliffs Eco Village Group, 23 Heathcote Valley Craft Club, 19 Redcliffs Emergency Response team, 5, 13 Heathcote Valley Preschool, 17 Redcliffs Medical Centre, 17 Heathcote Valley Runners Club, 25 Redcliffs Newsletter, 13 Heathcote Valley School, 18 Redcliffs Pharmacy, 17 Heathcote Valley School Coffee Cart, 19 Redcliffs Residents’ Association, 13 Heathcote Valley Small Bore Rifle and Archery Club, Redcliffs Tennis Club, 26 25 Redcliffs Village Library, 18 Heathcote Valley spinning and craft group, 19 Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant Bowling Club & Function Centre, Heathcote Village Garden, 22 26 Heathcote-Mt Pleasant Anglican Parish, 24 Richmond Hill Golf, 26 31 | P a g e

Riding the Waves Art Group, 25 Sumner Lifeboat Institution, 4 Rockers of Ages Choir, 20 Sumner Pharmacy, 17 Rotary Club of Ferrymead, 21 Sumner Playgroup, 20 RRA - Council & Coastal Pathway subcommittee, 13 Sumner Redcliffs Anglican Parish, 24 RRA - Main Road Masterplan sub-committee, 13 Sumner Redcliffs Friendship Group, 20 RRA Community events, fundraising, newsletter, Sumner Redcliffs Historical Society -Sumner Museum, Facebook, 13 18 RRA Environment, Eco-Village and Sustainability Sumner Redcliffs Men’s Probus, 20 subcommittee, 13 Sumner Rugby Football Club, 27 Scouts New Zealand, 20 Sumner Running Club, 27 Shoreline Youth Trust, 13 Sumner Safe Community, 17 Soup and A Show, 12 Sumner School, 18 Steady as you go SAYGo, 27 Sumner Senior Citizens’ Club, 20 Summit Road Society, 23 Sumner Silver Band, 15 Sumner Advertising, 16 Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club, 4 Sumner Bays Union Trust, 14 Sumner Tea & Talk, 15 Sumner Bridge Club, 20 Sumner Tennis and Squash Club, 28 Sumner Community Carols, 15 Sumner Theatre Group, 21 Sumner Community Equipment Pool, 16 Sumner Volunteer Fire Brigade, 4 Sumner Community Gardens, 15 Sumner-Ferrymead Foundation, 21 Sumner Community Orchard, 15 Sumner-Redcliffs Netball, 28 Sumner Community Pool, 27 Taylors Mistake Surf Lifesaving Club, 4 Sumner Community Residents’ Association, 16 Te Raekura-Redcliffs School, 18 Sumner Community Van, 16 The Society of Rural History Inc., 30 Sumner Cricket Club, 27 The Sumner Bikery, 17 Sumner Disaster Response, 16 Tramway Historical Society, 30 Sumner E-newsletter, 17 Tree Planting in Duncan Park & Birdsey Reserve, 24 Sumner Environment Group, 23 Twinkle Tots, 21 Sumner Fire Station, 4 Yoga, 28 Sumner Food Forest, 15 Zumba, 28 Sumner Health Centre, 17

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Useful Links Christchurch City Council: www.ccc.govt.nz Tsunami zone maps: www.ccc.govt.nz/tsunami

Environment Canterbury: www.ecan.govt.nz

www.christchurch.getsready.net Neighbourhood Support: Receive emergency alerts and be part of a coordinated response. www.redcross.org.nz/what-we-do/in-new- NZ Red Cross Hazards app: zealand/disaster-management/hazard-app/ www.civildefence.govt.nz/get-ready/civil- Civil Defence emergency defenceemergency-management-alerts-and- mobile alerts: warnings/emergency-mobilealert/ Learn how to quake safe www.eqc.govt.nz/be-prepared/multimedia/quake- your home: safe-your-home

Severe weather watch and www.metservice.com warnings www.facebook.com/metservice/

www.getthru.govt.nz Fire safety information www.checkitsalright.nz/ CINCH (Community www.cinch.org.nz Information Christchurch):

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