We, the Nauruan Community in New Zealand, are a small but passionate group committed to preserving our culture and heritage while supporting our members living in Aotearoa. Our journey as a growing community has ...
Ask the Experts/Talanoa Together sessions held out in community In 2024 ANCAD had organised free to access, drop in and pre-booked sessions for NFP community groups and organisations, to come along and ‘Ask the ...
From Vision to Action: Supporting the Formation of Faamelea Molia Trust One of the aims of ANCAD’s Pacific People’s capability-building programme is to help emerging community leaders turn their vision into structured, sustainable action. ...
Empowering Pacific Communities: Building Capability through Lasting Relationships A powerful example of the impact of our Pacific People’s capability-building programme is our ongoing collaboration with NAPS Support Trust (New to Aotearoa Pacifica and Samoans ...
NAURU COMMUNITY NZ EMPOWERING THE NAURU COMMUNITY: FROM VISION TO REALITY Written by Clark Tuagalu Building a charitable trust isn’t just about paperwork – it’s about creating a foundation for future generations. The Nauru ...
My name is Ann, Zin Moe Ei, and I am currently studying a Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc) at Massey University. Along with my schooling, I oversee an offshore team in Myanmar and work ...
The Noor Foundation is a newly established organisation that supports underserved communities, such as southeast Asian and faith-based communities. It provides culturally responsive services and initiatives that aim to improve community wellbeing and social ...
The first social supermarket in south Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, officially called Tatou, translating to “everyone” in te reo Māori, Samoan and Tokelauan, is supporting local needs. Foodstuffs North Island partnered with Māngere Budgeting Services Trust ...
A group of passionate Pan-Asian artists came together to organise a showcase that reflected their unique journeys – navigating expectations and misunderstandings from both their cultural roots and their lives in Aotearoa. Many spoke ...
