Kia Rite Hoea Workshop (Online)
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Online event
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Refunds up to 7 days before event
Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.
Create successful and accessible recreation opportunities for everyone in your community with Kia Rite Hoea.
About this event
Do you want to ensure your community has access to the recreation programmes and events they deserve? Kia Rite Hoea is your one-stop-shop resource and training package to running cutting edge, safe and successful community programmes and events.
In this workshop you will:
- Discover the A to Z of running safe and successful programmes and events
- Learn how to design programmes and events communities will flock to
- Recieve and workshop with the latest research, information and hot tips
- Receive tools and templates that work (plus save you tonnes of research and uncertainty)
- Find out how other projects like yours have been successful
Your registration fee includes the workshop the access to the Kia Rite Hoea publication.
Following the workshop you will recieve one-on-one coaching to finalise your programme/event plan.
Facilitator: Esther Bukholt
Contact esther@nzrecreation.org.nz for more information.
We also have workshops scheduled on the following days:
Tuesday 7 September, 9:30am - 12:30pm OR Wednesday 3 November, 9:30am - 12:30pm
Testimonials
“I learnt lots of new things I didn’t even think about – really useful pointers/tips”
“I really appreciate the book and planning sheets, so useful for a small organisation.”
“I’ve taken home a brainstorming session sheet which will really help with the planning of our event and I will be using the resource to check that everything I do is in order.”
Facilitator Bio
As Community Recreation and Sport Programme Manager at Recreation Aotearoa for the past eight years, Esther has provided leadership and inspiring professional development to the sector through conferences, webinars, workshops, forums and more.
As a long-term community developer, Esther has worked is committed to equity, equity and social inclusion. She has initiated and supported a wide range of successful, multiple partner projects with community, public, and private partners. For a bit of light relief, Esther likes family escapes to the bush, growing vegetables in her windy garden and late night jazz piano.
