A team from Enliven in Canterbury were excited to host yet another PSUSI Service Morning Tea; this time in the new main office, Te Korowai.
Category: Children and young people
A Taonga for Cashmere High School’s Wellbeing Week
Today a team from Presbyterian Support USI presented a very special Cashmere High School student with a taonga to recognise her work in supporting student wellbeing.
Volunteer Week 2019!
Our volunteers are vital to the work Presbyterian Support does. In the upper South Island alone we have approximately 300 volunteers donating thousands and thousands of hours.
Appointment of New Chief Executive Officer
Christchurch, 28 June 2019 -- Presbyterian Support Upper South Island today announced the appointment of its new Chief Executive Officer, Barry Helem.
New Building “Te Korowai” to Cloak All Who Enter with Safety, Strength, and Connection
The building’s name, Te Korowai (meaning cloak), signifies safety, strength, and connection for both staff and clients alike. A gifted korowai will permanently reside at Te Korowai.
PSUSI Main Office Has Moved Home
The building, named Te Korowai – The Home of Presbyterian Support Upper South Island, will house about 60 staff, including corporate and service employees.
Pink Shirt Day
Presbyterian Support celebrates Pink Shirt Day! In Christchurch today staff showed off their pink shirt style from top-to-toe over a pink-themed morning tea.
A Mother’s New Emotion-Coaching Skills Reduce Her Daughter’s Anxiety
Tuning in to Kids is a six-session course that teaches parents to recognise, understand and respond to children's emotions in an accepting, supportive way.
A Mentor Keeps a Promise to Himself
Many years ago Robert Hall promised himself that one day, when he had time, he would give back. He never forgot his promise.
Family Works: “See” the Power of Slow Breathing
Your adrenal glands release hormones that, among other things, cause your heart rate, breathing rate and blood pressure to increase.
