It is now two months since the books arrived and we are very pleased with the way sales are going. Many have purchased an initial copy and then come back for more as they wish to give them away as presents and the feedback we are getting has been great.

As we have previously mentioned the Te Whakapono Health Trust are selling them to raise funds for a new dialysis machine (these machine have a 5 year life span), it is great to see that this small group of volunteers have raised in the vicinity...
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We are having great press from the local newspapers! First the Rotorua Review and now in the Weekender, thank you Cherie Taylor. Sales are going well and we would like to thank everyone. Don't forget if you wish to support Te Whakapono Health Trust, you need to purchase directly from them at the NZCU, Picnic Cafe or Waikite Hot Pools. 
 
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We had a lovely evening at RAVE celebrating the launch of the book, there was one copy available for people to look at and a powerpoint presentation rolling on a big screen TV. The books are still sitting in Tauranga. Close to 100 hundred people came along and enjoyed a glass (or two) of bubbles and something to eat. Philippa Wells spoke on behalf of the Te Whakapono Health Trust, this group of volunteers have raised over $1,000,000.00 for health care in Rotorua and we hope this fundraising v...
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