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2018 Pacific Family Violence Training Programmes
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Preventing family violence through culture
We look at how the Pacific Family Violence Training Programme is tailored to help those working with families
Foundations of love, respect and patience
Mangere College student leader Levi Teleiai joined ASB Polyfest to keep his aganu’u (culture) alive in New Zealand
Embracing her culture
Jane Malauulu draws on the strength of her family’s support, built on love, respect and staying connected to her culture, in order to lead
Fiji Migration Story
Featuring Amalaini Ligalevu-Legge, who migrated with her husband and children from Fiji in the early 1970s.
Niue Migration Story
Migration and Legacy stories featuring our Pacific mothers - our first story features Akeletama Etuata who migrated from Niue in 1967
Preventing Families from Harm
As a police officer in South Auckland, Papaloa Talosaga is working to spread the Pasefika Proud message to build strong families, preventing and addressing violence
Projecting Hope
Project Hope is helping young people to talk about their harrowing experiences in order to heal
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Preventing family violence through culture
Launched in 2016, Pasefika Proud’s Nga Vaka Family Violence Training Programme (PFVTP) has seen some interesting and heartening results so far. With the 2018 training programmes starting soon, we look at how the programme is tailored to help community support workers and community members, with working knowledge of the communities they serve, who are often the first point of contact for Pacific families at risk.
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Embracing her culture
Jane Malauulu feels immensely proud to see other people embrace her Samoan culture at ASB Polyfest. The year 13 Mangere College student and Samoan Group leader says she draws on the strength of her family’s support, built on love, respect and staying connected to her culture, in order to lead.
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Foundations of love, respect and patience
Year 13 Mangere College student leader Levi Teleiai joined ASB Polyfest to keep his aganu’u (culture) alive here in New Zealand. The 17-year-old, who migrated from Samoa in 2016, says the values of love, respect and patience taught to him by family have made him the all-round leader, both in and out of school Samoan group, he is today.
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