Jordan Parker, School Holiday Programme leader
Posted by Te Hua Rangatahi on 20 June 2010
Jordan Parker, School Holiday Programme leader, tells her story
I first got involved as a family friend of Julie Black two years ago. I'm a student at Sacred Heart College in Lower Hutt and I'm in my final year.
Next year I'm keen to go and study exercise science and to be a physio. I really enjoy the recreational part of the holiday programmes - in between organising the kids to get ready and going with all the activities that we do with them.
When we have other events such as the Te Arawa fundraiser I help with as much as I can because I think the Trust is a great environment where everyone just helps and supports each other. The holiday programme is really useful to the community and the kids enjoy it so much.
Julie asked me to assist with the website side of things when Te Hau Rangatahi was picked as the New Zealand charity for FullCodePress, a website-building competition. I helped a lot with the updating of the Facebook and YouTube areas and I think these are going to be great for us all to use to talk to each other.
- Jordan
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Cool one Jordan! Nice to hear about it!
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