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Category: Media releases
Volunteering at Enliven Is Social, Fun and Rewarding
Francey is one of almost 300 volunteers supporting their local community through Presbyterian Support Upper South Island (PSUSI).
Expos for Older People Show What Ageing Well Looks Like
When it comes to improving the health and wellbeing of older people, their living well in the first place plays a critical role.
When Injury Leads to Housing Instability
They found a rental home to move into but didn’t have enough money to cover the moving costs—it was hard enough making ends meet.
Barry Helem Is Confirmed as White Ribbon Ambassador
White Ribbon is a social change campaign that aims to transform attitudes around violence, specifically men’s violence towards women.
Supporters Learn about Enliven Social Work and Kaiāwhina over a Cuppa
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.
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.
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.
