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A Historic Day in Hawkes Bay

The work being done in the area of mental health in the Hawkes Bay area by the AIGAMUA group goes from strength to strength.

Pacific Practitioners’ Fono – Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland

The last of six nationwide Fono covering the problem of Family Violence/Sexual Violence (FV/SV) in our community has been held, this time in the Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland region, funded and supported by PASEFIKA PROUD.

A Milestone of Hope: Celebrating the Graduation of the Seuga Programme

Pasefika Proud-sponsored initiative, Seuga, is making a powerful impact, supporting Pacific families in Christchurch to overcome family violence.

Pacific Practitioners’ Fono - Hawke's Bay & Tairāwhiti

Hawkes Bay and Tairāwhiti are the latest regions to welcome the Fono aimed at putting a halt to the scourge of Family Violence and Sexual Violence (FV/SV) in our Pasifika communities, funded and supported by PASEFIKA PROUD.

Elder Abuse, It's Not Ok

Elderly abuse is a very sensitive topic within Pacific communities, but it is something that needs to be talked about and confronted, not just in the community but within the family.

Stopit Campaign Highlights Family Harm and Sexual Violence

New Zealanders are being asked to speak out as a campaign is launched to highlight family harm and sexual violence. Christchurch organisation Aviva is trying to highlight concerns around sexual consent.

Calls for Stalking to be made Illegal

The Coalition for the Safety of Women and Children is calling for Pacific support in its efforts to make stalking illegal in Aotearoa.

Fono brings together South-Island based practitioners

South Island-based practitioners working with Pacific peoples and communities to further address family violence and sexual violence have had their chance to get involved in the nationwide campaign to address issues in the sector.

Standing Up for the Children

In a New Zealand first, the thoughts and words of children on how individualised Family Violence advocacy makes them feel has been used in a landmark report.

Niu Dawn Raids Funding Initiative Grants

Expressions of Interest are now open for the Niu Dawn Raids Funding Initiative Grants, made possible by a one-off fund from Manatū Taonga Ministry of Culture and Heritage and delivered via Creative New Zealand (with support partner NZ On Air).

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One Year On: The Police and Champions of Change

The Nga Vaka o Kāiga Tapu’s Champions of Change (CoC) partnership with the Police Pacific Responsiveness Work Group in Auckland marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to address critical issues within Pacific communities, including family harm, youth challenges, and navigating the legal system in New Zealand. Read more

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A Historic Day in Hawkes Bay

The work being done in the area of mental health in the Hawkes Bay area by the AIGAMUA group goes from strength to strength. Set up as a response to the rise of young people in the area suffering mental health issues, for the past year AIGAMUA dedicated itself to a health model to ''give hope to our people.'' Read more

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Pacific Practitioners’ Fono – Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland

The last of six nationwide Fono covering the problem of Family Violence/Sexual Violence (FV/SV) in our community has been held, this time in the Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland region, funded and supported by PASEFIKA PROUD. Read more

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Filling in the Gaps

A new report into Family Violence and Sexual Violence (FV/SV) instigated by the Ministry of Social Development makes for grim reading in places for our Pasifika peoples.The 'Gaps Report' focus is on areas which have the biggest impact on Tangata whenua and diverse communities. Read more

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A Milestone of Hope: Celebrating the Graduation of the Seuga Programme

Pasefika Proud-sponsored initiative, Seuga, is making a powerful impact, supporting Pacific families in Christchurch to overcome family violence. Recently, this transformative programme celebrated the graduation of its latest cohort, marking a significant milestone in their journey of healing and empowerment. Read more

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REACH OUT FOR HELP

Some people in our community are at risk of violence from a partner, family member or house-mate. You have the right to be safe. Read more