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HP ProDesk 600 G1 Small Form Factor Desktop - Certified Refurbished The HP ProDesk 600 G1 Small Form Factor delivers reliable business-class performance with its Intel Core i7-4770 3.40 GHz 4th generation processor, 8 GB DDR3 RAM, 1 TB HDD storage, and Intel HD Graphics 4600 in a compact 33.8 × 37.9 × 10 cm chassis weighing 7.6 kg. This professionally refurbished desktop provides exceptional value for office environments, home computing, and light business applications where space efficiency and dependable performance are essential. Ideal Use Cases

Using the exact text, format using bold where appropriate to enhance readilbity.## Certified Refurbished HP Pro 3330 Small Form Factor Desktop The HP Pro 3330 Small Form Factor (SFF) features a powerful Intel Core i7-2600 processor running at 3.40 GHz with 4 cores and 8 threads, paired with 4 GB DDR3 RAM, a spacious 1 TB hard disk drive, and AMD Radeon HD discrete graphics in a compact black chassis designed for professional environments. This certified refurbished business desktop excels in office productivity, light multimedia tasks, and everyday computing applications. Perfect for small businesses, home offices, or as a reliable secondary workstation, the Pro 3330 SFF delivers dependable performance whilst maintaining a minimal desktop footprint.

A shared vision between Jeannette Baalbergen a teacher for people with disabilities and potter Iain Crichton to establish a place where people of all abilities could celebrate their creativity and be empowered to become valued members of their own communities saw the establishment of the Panacea Arts Trust and then the Spark Studio in early 2000. “Thanks to Microsoft we are able to further develop our visual arts education programmes for people with disabilities and I now have access to the programmes I need to ensure that Spark Studio can meet its administrative needs.”

Congratulations to Hazel of Dale Jennings Associated Ltd - a runner up at the Community Economic Development Conference held on April 19th in Waitakere. The New Zealand Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations facilitated two sessions at the Community Economic Development Conference.  These session were branded  The HotHouse - A Social Enterprise Dragons Den. The Hothouse sessions were derived from the reality television series Dragon's Den; where ten entrants were selected to pitch to an expert panel of leading business and community practitioners an idea that combined making a profit with community benefit.

The NGO Working Group, in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, organises Health and Disability Sector NGO forums. These Forums are an opportunity for engagement between the Ministry and the health and disability groups in the not-for-profit sector (NGOs) which come together to work on issues of importance to the wider health and disability sector. The forums are also an opportunity for health and disability sector organisations to share experiences and build understanding among themselves.  The outcome of these forums guides the agenda for the NGO Working Group action on behalf of the sector.