The Aro Valley Community Council Annual General Meeting (AGM) is on at 7.00pm WEDNESDAY 24 JULY 2019 at Aro Hall.
Hear from the chairs and treasurer about 2018 - 2019 including the site development project and elect a new committee for 2018 - 2019.
The committee represents Aro Valley Community Council and has a strong tradition of being involved in social action relating to local issues, such as the advocacy and action which established Aro Park and in protesting the inner-city bypass. The Community Council continues to be involved with issues which affect the community. Our public meetings and special events are often lively, and are well attended when issues that have the potential to have a local effect are under discussion. The Aro Valley Community Council Inc has been in existence since 1978 and is a registered charitable organisation run by elected volunteers from the Aro Valley.
The committee also manages the Aro Valley Community Centre which employs two staff to coordinate and fund community groups, special events and projects. We have had some great success in music festivals and fairs, sustainability initiatives (Plastic Free July, Aro Cargo Bike Share), English Language classes, community gardens, shared meals, holiday programmes, emergency preparedness, soup kitchen, galleries and lots more. Regular hall users include yoga, capoeira, Aro Jam and Debbie for dance classes for kids, Qigong, Tai Chi, Meditation, Sing for your life, Sit and be fit, Taiko drumming. They are currently working on projects with Wild Aro, Polhill Restoration, Kai O Te Aro, 128 Radical Centre, Community Fridges Wellington, WREMO, Waste-ed, Aro Valley Preschool and Te Aro School.
If you or someone you know would be perfect to step up to the committee, be in touch with Lexi and Tahiti at the community centre or send in the form below.
The AGM Agenda will be announced shortly.
Be there!
T: 384 8499
E: community@arovalley.org.nz
Hear from the chairs and treasurer about 2018 - 2019 including the site development project and elect a new committee for 2018 - 2019.
The committee represents Aro Valley Community Council and has a strong tradition of being involved in social action relating to local issues, such as the advocacy and action which established Aro Park and in protesting the inner-city bypass. The Community Council continues to be involved with issues which affect the community. Our public meetings and special events are often lively, and are well attended when issues that have the potential to have a local effect are under discussion. The Aro Valley Community Council Inc has been in existence since 1978 and is a registered charitable organisation run by elected volunteers from the Aro Valley.
The committee also manages the Aro Valley Community Centre which employs two staff to coordinate and fund community groups, special events and projects. We have had some great success in music festivals and fairs, sustainability initiatives (Plastic Free July, Aro Cargo Bike Share), English Language classes, community gardens, shared meals, holiday programmes, emergency preparedness, soup kitchen, galleries and lots more. Regular hall users include yoga, capoeira, Aro Jam and Debbie for dance classes for kids, Qigong, Tai Chi, Meditation, Sing for your life, Sit and be fit, Taiko drumming. They are currently working on projects with Wild Aro, Polhill Restoration, Kai O Te Aro, 128 Radical Centre, Community Fridges Wellington, WREMO, Waste-ed, Aro Valley Preschool and Te Aro School.
If you or someone you know would be perfect to step up to the committee, be in touch with Lexi and Tahiti at the community centre or send in the form below.
The AGM Agenda will be announced shortly.
Be there!
T: 384 8499
E: community@arovalley.org.nz
Agenda for the AGM
1. Receive the accounts
2. Receive reports from the Officers
3. Elect the Officers and the elected members of the Committee of the Community Council
4. Decide whether to approve an auditor
5. Decide whether to appoint an honorary solicitor
6. Conduct such other business as has been notified
7. Conduct urgent general business
1. Receive the accounts
2. Receive reports from the Officers
3. Elect the Officers and the elected members of the Committee of the Community Council
4. Decide whether to approve an auditor
5. Decide whether to appoint an honorary solicitor
6. Conduct such other business as has been notified
7. Conduct urgent general business
AVCC Committee Members 2018-2019
Co-chair-Luke Allen
Co-chair- Madeleine Rashbrooke
Secretary- Hilary Unwin
Treasurer - Helen Baxter
Daniela Butterfield
Jay Buzenberg
Hemi Pairama-Lewington
Ingrid Irene
Martin Wilson
Pearl Hanify
Russell Taylor
Shan Jordan
Co-chair-Luke Allen
Co-chair- Madeleine Rashbrooke
Secretary- Hilary Unwin
Treasurer - Helen Baxter
Daniela Butterfield
Jay Buzenberg
Hemi Pairama-Lewington
Ingrid Irene
Martin Wilson
Pearl Hanify
Russell Taylor
Shan Jordan
AVCC Committee Members 2017-2018
Co-chair – Luke Allen
Co-chair - Hilary Unwin
Treasurer – Chris Loveday
Secretary - Heather Mackay
Brent Efford
Jay Buzenberg
Thomas Petitt
Madeline Rashbrooke
Nicole Benkert
Hayley Burns
Daniela Butterworth
Nadine Dodge
Rachel Griffiths
Te Aro School representative
Daniel Brown
Co-chair – Luke Allen
Co-chair - Hilary Unwin
Treasurer – Chris Loveday
Secretary - Heather Mackay
Brent Efford
Jay Buzenberg
Thomas Petitt
Madeline Rashbrooke
Nicole Benkert
Hayley Burns
Daniela Butterworth
Nadine Dodge
Rachel Griffiths
Te Aro School representative
Daniel Brown
