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Make a life-saving impact

By Frank Neill

The New Zealand Blood Service is coming to Johnsonville next month. People will have the opportunity to join the blood service in its mission to save lives by donating blood on 18 July at the Johnsonville Community Centre.

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“Every drop of blood has the power to bring hope and support those in need,” the blood service says.

“Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals in our community.

“Every day, patients rely on blood transfusions for various medical treatments, surgeries, and emergencies.

“By giving just a little of your time and blood, you can be a hero to someone in need.

“Your generous contribution can provide comfort to families, bring relief to the sick, and offer a second chance at life.”

And it is “immensely rewarding,” the blood service says.

Donating blood is a simple process, and the blood service’s experienced team will guide donors through it every step of the way.

“Join us in Johnsonville and be a beacon of hope for those in need of blood. Together, we can create a stronger and healthier community,” the blood service says.

“Don’t miss this opportunity to make a life-saving impact.

“One small act of kindness can have a ripple effect that extends far beyond what you can imagine. Your blood is a gift of life.” together to form protection against erosion.

People can book appointments on the NZ blood website, NZ blood donor app or 0800 448 325.

Donors need to bring when they make their donation and they need to ensure they have had something to eat within four hours of donating.

The wastewater pipes within Glenside Reserve are classified as critical gravity trunk mains which convey large volumes of wastewater (including sewage) from the Northern Suburbs to Porirua using gravity pipes.

From the southeast wastewater is coming from Woodridge, Newlands and Paparangi via a 525mm pipe.

From the southwest wastewater is coming from Johnsonville and Churton Park via a 300mm pipe. These pipes join in the horse paddock where the old treatment plant was, as a 600mm diameter pipe and then conveys wastewater towards Porirua down Middleton Road.

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