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The Cook Islands Girls' Brigade handed over a hard-won cheque for $1410 to Te Vaerua Community Rehabilitation Services yesterday. From left: Girls' Brigade national president Tangi Taoro, young leader Matangaro Emmanuela (19), Girls' Brigade national patroness Mrs Akevai Ngametua, equipment officer Tuaine Akama, Te Vaerua team leader Donna Smith, Girls' Brigade assistant president Ngametua Arakua, and Te Vaerua board member Niki Rattle.
The Cook Islands Girls’ Brigade gave a cheque for $1410 to Te Vaerua Community Rehabilitation Services yesterday, after raising the money earlier this month through a route march from the Cook Islands Christian Church in Avarua to the Nikao CICC grounds.
The Cook Islands Girls’ Brigade gave a cheque for $1410 to Te Vaerua Community Rehabilitation Services yesterday, after raising the money earlier this month through a route march from the Cook Islands Christian Church in Avarua to the Nikao CICC grounds.
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