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Keep Silke, Sakshin and Gabriel in New Zealand

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Brian Ensor
9 years ago

Silke has demonstrated that she is a valued member of the Tasman District with her work in helping others in the community. She has skills that would be of benefit to NZ

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Robyn Lockhart
9 years ago

I care about people who care for our country and people

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Suzanne Chesterman
9 years ago

Valuable citizens.

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Anahata Ishaya
9 years ago

Great Role Models!

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Gus Lawless
9 years ago

Silke is a force for good in the community, she has championed people who are in poor economic conditions and has been working to better their lot in life.

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verena gruner
9 years ago

Both Silke and her partner Sakshin have a made a significant contribution to the development of their local community of which they have become an integral part. They bring highly valuable and benficial skills to NZ and I hope that the family will be allowed to stay in this country that has become their home.

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Karen Howieson
9 years ago

As a vegan and coordionator of a charity working with young people I am supportive of the work and value that this family have in our local community

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Christiane Vogl
9 years ago

I met her years ago at Wakefield School. She is a very nice and friendly person who deserves to live with her family here in New Zealand. Would be very great to see that they can stay. Christiane Heeg, New Zealand, Stoke

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Catrin Jacksties
9 years ago

I support Silke completely and would love for her to stay inNZ

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Sarah Holmes
9 years ago Featured

Silke is always willing to help others and share her knowledge. She has been a great person to have along to our business network meetings. I hope she is able to stay as i am sure she and her family will continue making a valuable contribution to the community.

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denise cochrane
9 years ago

I believe they should stay.

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Kristina Jensen
9 years ago

Silke is such a positive vibrant person and I would love to see her and her family living here in New Zealand forever! Her commitment to the environment, to family, to community and education is awesome. Please let them stay. Kristina Jensen, Clova Bay, New Zealand

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dhara stuart
9 years ago

Silke and Sakshin add their wisdom hard work, and commitment to Nelson in many ways, they are exactly the sort of people NZ needs

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Charles Newton
9 years ago

This is an incredibly community-focused family who work tirelessly to improve things for others and look for innovative yet sustainable economic solutions. They are having a positive impact on the social wellbeing of others - and are just the calibre of people a vibrant community needs. Nelson will be the poorer if they have to leave!

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Richard Chadderton
9 years ago

Two lovely easy going fantastic family orientated people who are committed to sustainable enterprise in NZ. Surely this family represents our values in NZ and should be welcome to make this country their home!

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Rae McDowell
9 years ago

Please let them stay!

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Janne Kelly-Smith
9 years ago

We need more good productive people like this family in New Zealand.

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Natasha Gall
9 years ago

This family is contributing positively to their community on both a social and economic level. Having them in NZ enhances the lives of many and helps the economy. Please let them stay

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Anonymous
9 years ago

This family is a huge contributor to the community on so many different levels. We should be encouraging more people like this to be part of our communities.

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Josie Cairney
9 years ago

I have seen Silke offer her wide range of IT and technical skills to the Victory Wifi Project. I must say I am surprised that someone with her advanced technical skills who has a proven record of working with underprivileged communities to improve connection and open up options of education and social mobility has not been granted residency. I also feel that the fact she is a woman who possesses these skills in an area of which women are chronically unrepresented should not be over looked. It would be a real shame for New Zealkand to loose a women of this caliber. Josie Cairney Financial Administrator YMCA Nelson