Who We Are
South Alive is an urban rejuvenation project, led by the community, with the goal of identifying the best possible future for South Invercargill and ways to make it happen.
It was established in 2012 with a small steering group, which then held a public meeting in April 2012 to generate ideas and decide priorities. Action teams of volunteers formed around each of the priority areas, and have been working since then to develop and implement projects.
South Alive is an urban rejuvenation project, led by the community, with the goal of identifying the best possible future for South Invercargill and ways to make it happen.
It was established in 2012 with a small steering group, which then held a public meeting in April 2012 to generate ideas and decide priorities. Action teams of volunteers formed around each of the priority areas, and have been working since then to develop and implement projects.
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Well it was fun while it lasted. We have made the call to wrap up Children’s Day a bit earlier than expected due to the rain and strong winds.
Thanks to all the brave people who came out depite the weather and enjoyed the fun activities on offer
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Rain? What rain? Children’s day is still on so come down and support our awesome organisations and food vendors who have come out today to make this event happen, and have some fun at Elizabeth Park, 12pm-3pm
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Today’s the day! We can’t wait to see you all at Elizabeth Park to celebrate children’s day. Come on down from 12-3pm to join in all of the fun free activities for the whole family
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Only one day to go until Children's Day 2026!
We want to give a massive shout out to these awesome organisations who are coming along and running all of the fun FREE activities that will be on offer!
See you tomorrow at Elizabeth Park - Sunday 1 March - 12pm - 3pm.
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🌟 Children’s Day Celebration – Sunday 1 March 2026! 🌟
www.facebook.com/events/881692001424743
Get ready for a fun-filled, free day for the whole whānau!
🎨 Games & activities for all ages
🎯 Exciting challenges and entertainment
🍔 Loads of food stalls – or bring your own picnic!
🎈 Laughter, fun, and memories to be made
📍 Where: Elizabeth Park, 166 John Street
🕛 When: 12pm – 3pm
Bring the kids, invite friends, and make a day of it! Don’t miss out on the fun, food, and festivities!
#ChildrensDay #FamilyFun #SouthAlive #CommunityEvent #freefunforkids
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Children's Day is only a few days away now and we cannot wait to try all of the delicious kai on offer. Check out these awesome food vendors who will be joining us...
For more info on what is planned, check out the facebook event here South Alive Children's Day
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Well it was fun while it lasted. We have made the call to wrap up Children’s Day a bit earlier than expected due to the rain and strong winds.
Thanks to all the brave people who came out depite the weather and enjoyed the fun activities on offer
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Rain? What rain? Children’s day is still on so come down and support our awesome organisations and food vendors who have come out today to make this event happen, and have some fun at Elizabeth Park, 12pm-3pm
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Today’s the day! We can’t wait to see you all at Elizabeth Park to celebrate children’s day. Come on down from 12-3pm to join in all of the fun free activities for the whole family
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Our Supporters
Support from local organisations and businesses has been critically important in achieving our project goals, and we’re very grateful for the help we’ve received.
Support from local organisations and businesses has been critically important in achieving our project goals, and we’re very grateful for the help we’ve received.