In the heart of Hastings, where a vibrant Pasifika community thrives, a movement known as AIGAMUA is gaining momentum. Led by Jayjay Sali-Laga'aia and Marateina Fameitau, AIGAMUA is dedicated to the mental health and well-being of their Pasifika youth and

A collective effort between the Niue communities in Aotearoa supported by Pasifika Proud will hopefully ignite real change and unleash the potential and the power in its people when it is launched on Saturday (October 21) 2023.

A new report elevates the voices of Pacific women in Aotearoa New Zealand – experiences, both good and bad, and aspirations for the future. The report speaks to the resilience of Pacific women and how far they have come. It celebrates progress, reflects o

Whether he desired the role or not, VITALE LAFAELE has always been a leader. He did it as a child growing up in a Samoan family in Grey Lynn, doing any job he could – milk runs, paper rounds, stacking shelves - to help his family, where Mum and Dad (Souoa

Helping families come together in a safe environment was the aim of a three-day ‘Prosperous Families’ retreat hosted by Affirming Works.

For the past two decades our older pacific population has been well cared for by a special group of people. Now that group – Treasure Older Adults of Pacific (TOA Pacific) has itself been acknowledge for the sterling work it has done over those 20 years.

Following on from the well-received Pacific Practitioners' Fono into Family Violence and Sexual Violence prevention, a number of ideas are about to be put into action from a collective of suggestions at the two-day event.

The two-day Fono was held in Auckland on Thursday 6th and Friday 7th July for non-governmental organisations (NGO) and community practitioners working in the areas of family violence and/or sexual violence.

Through its unique strengths-based interventions and faith-inspired principles, SIAOLA’s Fāmili Vā Lelei Fāmili Vā Lelei programme is empowering families to build stronger, safer, and more resilient homes.

A West Auckland teenager, about to head off to study at Yale University in the United States, hopes to leave behind a legacy that will help other young Pacific youth who are struggling with issues around social media, online bullying, and sextortion.