Who We Are
South Alive is an urban rejuvenation project, led by the community, with the goal of identifying the best possible future for South Invercargill and ways to make it happen.
It was established in 2012 with a small steering group, which then held a public meeting in April 2012 to generate ideas and decide priorities. Action teams of volunteers formed around each of the priority areas, and have been working since then to develop and implement projects.
South Alive is an urban rejuvenation project, led by the community, with the goal of identifying the best possible future for South Invercargill and ways to make it happen.
It was established in 2012 with a small steering group, which then held a public meeting in April 2012 to generate ideas and decide priorities. Action teams of volunteers formed around each of the priority areas, and have been working since then to develop and implement projects.
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Children's Day shoutout 💛
What a fantastic day we had on Sunday at Elizabeth Park celebrating Children’s Day! Even though the weather kept us on our toes, it was wonderful to see so many smiling faces and whānau out enjoying the day together.
A huge thank you to the incredible organisations who brought the fun and made the day so special for our tamariki, the food vendors who kept everyone fuelled and our amazing volunteers who helped with set up, supporting activities and packing down!
And the biggest thank YOU to all the whānau who braved the rain and came along to celebrate. Your support and community spirit made the day truly special.
We hope you all had a memorable time, rain and all and we can’t wait to see you all again next year! 🌟
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A massive THANKYOU to the Westpac NZ team, who came down to South Alive over two Mondays to host a workshop series, around money, for our community.
The shared kōrero, visuals and hands on activities was a great way to learn!
Hoping to bring these back again to South Alive, so keep an eye out.
Remember to check out their website if you would like to add some knowledge to your kete in your own time.
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Part 2 of our free workshop with Westpac around money is happening this afternoon! Here's some things to know -
⭐️You dont have to be a Westpac customer to join!
⭐️The team who run this are fun, knowledgeable and the kōrero is practical but so informative!
⭐️The vibe is for our Rangatahi but adults can learn heaps too!
⭐️There's lollies...
Come on down, its hands on, visual and really good stuff to add to the kete.
4.30pm today, 262 Ness Street
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Well it was fun while it lasted. We have made the call to wrap up Children’s Day a bit earlier than expected due to the rain and strong winds.
Thanks to all the brave people who came out depite the weather and enjoyed the fun activities on offer
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Children's Day shoutout 💛
What a fantastic day we had on Sunday at Elizabeth Park celebrating Children’s Day! Even though the weather kept us on our toes, it was wonderful to see so many smiling faces and whānau out enjoying the day together.
A huge thank you to the incredible organisations who brought the fun and made the day so special for our tamariki, the food vendors who kept everyone fuelled and our amazing volunteers who helped with set up, supporting activities and packing down!
And the biggest thank YOU to all the whānau who braved the rain and came along to celebrate. Your support and community spirit made the day truly special.
We hope you all had a memorable time, rain and all and we can’t wait to see you all again next year! 🌟
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Our Supporters
Support from local organisations and businesses has been critically important in achieving our project goals, and we’re very grateful for the help we’ve received.
Support from local organisations and businesses has been critically important in achieving our project goals, and we’re very grateful for the help we’ve received.