First National (Tauranga)
Property Managers in Tauranga
www.taurangafirstnational.co.nz
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firstnational. nz for New Zealand wide property listings and information ww. firstnational. au for Australian wide property listings and information ww. Real Estate News First National Media Partner with First National First National Real Estate Tauranga Licensed REAA 2008. She was staying in her grandmother's Northland garage to celebrate a cousin's 21st birthday when an unattended candle caused the blaze.
Christine has endured 27 operations and 17 stays in hospital since the accident in April 2001. When first injured, she wore face masks, neck, leg and finger splits and spent two years wearing pressure garments. It was during the 29 year old's most recent stay in the National Burn Centre, which offers treatment and rehabilitation to the most severe burn patients from across the country, that she inspired staff and aided future patients. Christine explained how isolated she felt living in a hospital unit without social media and Internet accessibility for months on end. I love coming to the National Burn Centre because everyone has got something in common, says Christine.
Christine uses social media and email to connect with the majority of her extended family and friends who live in Northland and Australia. Until, First National Tauranga donated to the First National Charitable Foundation, which donated four new iPads with ongoing connectivity. Christine has another major reconstruction surgery next year and is already feeling more positive knowing she can keep engaged via social media. They also help patients and their family manage life's ongoing demands that don't stop in spite of a major family trauma, such as finding new accommodation if a house is fire damaged or paying bills.
From the purchase of each kit 5 will go directly to the First National Charitable Foundation, which is in partnership with the National Burn Centre. In March, the First National Charitable Foundation donated new Freeview flat screens to the National Burn Centre in time for the digital switchover. The surrounding clear pristine waters offer many water based activities including swimming with dolphins, diving, game fishing and surfing. The area features many first class golf courses and there is white water rafting, jet boating and 4WD thrills for the adventurous.
Alternatively, a relaxing time can be had visiting a winery or soaking in either hot mineral or the unique hot salt water pools. Tauranga has a great selection of restaurants and cafes and a range of accommodation to suit your budget
Christine has endured 27 operations and 17 stays in hospital since the accident in April 2001. When first injured, she wore face masks, neck, leg and finger splits and spent two years wearing pressure garments. It was during the 29 year old's most recent stay in the National Burn Centre, which offers treatment and rehabilitation to the most severe burn patients from across the country, that she inspired staff and aided future patients. Christine explained how isolated she felt living in a hospital unit without social media and Internet accessibility for months on end. I love coming to the National Burn Centre because everyone has got something in common, says Christine.
Christine uses social media and email to connect with the majority of her extended family and friends who live in Northland and Australia. Until, First National Tauranga donated to the First National Charitable Foundation, which donated four new iPads with ongoing connectivity. Christine has another major reconstruction surgery next year and is already feeling more positive knowing she can keep engaged via social media. They also help patients and their family manage life's ongoing demands that don't stop in spite of a major family trauma, such as finding new accommodation if a house is fire damaged or paying bills.
From the purchase of each kit 5 will go directly to the First National Charitable Foundation, which is in partnership with the National Burn Centre. In March, the First National Charitable Foundation donated new Freeview flat screens to the National Burn Centre in time for the digital switchover. The surrounding clear pristine waters offer many water based activities including swimming with dolphins, diving, game fishing and surfing. The area features many first class golf courses and there is white water rafting, jet boating and 4WD thrills for the adventurous.
Alternatively, a relaxing time can be had visiting a winery or soaking in either hot mineral or the unique hot salt water pools. Tauranga has a great selection of restaurants and cafes and a range of accommodation to suit your budget
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