This week we hosted a group of Christchurch lawyers for a lunch event to build awareness about the Youth Hub. A big thanks to Venues Ōtautahi who very kindly gave us the beautiful Avon Room in the Town Hall and catered the lunch. We also want to thank Mike Kerr from Anderson Lloyd who helped us to get the lawyers along. It was a great opportunity to provide an update about where the project is at, play our new 3D walk-though video of the facility and talk about our fundraising needs.
Youth Hub Lawyers’ Lunch
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