Several schools and organizations in the Bream Bay area held computer literacy graduation ceremonies in December 2009 where a total of 52 families received certificates. Ceremonies were small, ranging from 4 to 16 participants, and were attended by local community leaders, teachers, and Computer in Homes staff. Special thanks were given to volunteers who organized and taught the various computer literacy courses. The document also thanked the Whangarei CiH Steering Committee for their guidance and looked forward to providing training to 140 more families in 2010.
9. Bream Bay College Thank you to Wayne Buckland and Lee Chase who got CiH up & running for Bream Bay College Also a special mention to Dorothy from SeniorNet and Cr Phil Halse
15. Totara Grove School A special thanks to NgaireOlley who taught three classes per week for 10 weeks. Thank you to Vince Cocurullo who attended and presented participants with their certificates. Thanks to David Hain who has been easy to deal with and so positive towards the CiHprogramme within his school.
22. TKKM Te RawhitiRoa Joanne Murray went out of her way in helping her families with their training. Thank you so much Joanne. Special thanks also to TKKM Te Rawhitiroa for allowing us to use their existing computer suite.
28. Manaia View School Special thanks to Sheryle Beckham who organised the logistics. Thank you Gareth for taking the new role on with such enthusiasm.
33. 155 Community House A very big thank you to Anita for doing all the training and organising a wonderful BBQ meal on graduation day. Thanks also to Carol Peters for hosting CiH in their premises.
40. Te Kura o Waikare Many thanks to Kelvin Davis for taking to time to attend. Thank you to Noel Te Tai for hosting CiH
41. CiH Whangarei Steering Committee Thank you to all of you who participate in our monthly meetings, providing me with valuable advice and support. We look forward to 2010 where we will provide a further 140 families with the opportunity to up-skill and take a home a computer for their children and extended whanau to enjoy.