Jammies For June: Margi Mellsop from Middlemore Foundation Describes Initative
On Mic
•
4m 15s
Too many children are being admitted to Kidz First Hospital with respiratory illnesses due to living in cold, damp houses. The Middlemore Foundation aims to address this issue through its Jammies for June initiative. CEO Margi Mellsop joins Rhema Breakfast to explain how they're making a difference.
For more information visit: www.middlemorefoundation.org.nz/jammies-in-june
Up Next in On Mic
-
Sunlight on the Ocean: Rhyl Venning's...
Rhyl Venning's "miracle" daughter, Kari-Lee, was born with cystic fibrosis, facing a predicted lifespan of just thirty years and no cure. Despite this, Kari-Lee courageously chose to live a vibrant and extraordinary life. Author and mother Rhyl Venning joins Di Campbell to discuss her memoir, det...
-
Child Safety Online: Rory Birkbeck I...
Rory Birkbeck, co-founder and CEO of the New Zealand company SafeSurfer, is a tech innovator and father of two who has dedicated nearly a decade to developing cutting-edge solutions for child safety online. He joins Rhema Breakfast to discuss how his partnership with Samsung has led to the creati...
-
Making 'Tiny' Change: Lauren Parsons ...
Breaking habits is challenging. To successfully change, we often need to simplify our goals into small, manageable steps. Lauren Parsons from Lauren Parsons Wellbeing discusses this approach with Rhema Afternoons, offering insights on how to make these changes achievable and easy to implement.
