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Nine years ago they started knitting. Seven years ago they started keeping track of what they’ve been knitting. In seven years they’ve knitted just under 3000km – that’s Cape Reinga to Bluff and back to Wellington! Or London to Moscow by road. Insane! These days they deliver over 20,000 hours of volunteer support every year, […]
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We gathered on a beautiful local Marae, connected and shared learnings together. Acclaimed author and Police Negotiations expert, Lance Burdett delivered a great presentation on Tana Hinegaro- Mental and Brain Health . He had us breathing differently and sleeping better (not during the presentation though!) Arohanui Allen’s insightful and powerful delivery of Te Tiriti, He
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One of many stories about young people helped by the Bald Angels KiwiMANA programme.
KiwiMANA mentoring Matters Read More »
Our city cousins caring about our most vulnerable Far North Kids! What a fantastic response we have had to our 2024 Winter Warmer and Coats for Kids projects. We had 1,600 items donated which will have impacted on more than 500 of our vulnerable Far North Kids. This is close to a 50% increase in
Auckland to Northland manaakitanga & whanaungatanga Read More »
You wouldn’t like to be cold … so why should they You wouldn’t like to be cold … so why should they? This is the simple patai (question) tamariki asked their peers. And it’s a good one. Last year we delivered over 9000 warm parcels across Te Tai Tokerau-Far North for children living in sub-standard
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The ‘ho, ho, ho’ of Christmas does not happen for many of our most vulnerable and impoverished Kiwi kids. Just getting a decent meal won’t happen, let alone the thrill of a Christmas gift. For many, Christmas is just super stressful. There are so many added expenses, and if things are going wrong, tensions build
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For our group of vulnerable rangatahi The R Tucker Thompson sailing trip really delivered challenges across physical, mental, social and maybe even spiritual spheres. Many reported anxiety leading up to the event. But seeing tired and happy young people at the end of a stunning day, was so rewarding! Climbing the mast; venturing out across
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Hundreds of whānau have lost everything! We are getting feedback from our partners on the ground (Police, Social Services and Iwi organisations) about what is needed. THEY NEED: New Socks and Underwear packs Warm clothes Baby food and nappies Milk powder and non-perishable food Hygiene items: body wash, shampoos, menstrual products, deodorants etc Towels Flat,
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We were super privileged to celebrate the amazing life of Dame Whina Cooper with her mokopuna and whānau from across the motu. Not only were we graced with the company of Dame Whina’s whānau, we also had Co-Director Paula Whetu-Jones with us. We were all moved and inspired by the story of this incredible wāhine,
WHINA- Take care of our children Read More »
Over 900 warm coats were collected from Auckland Schools on June 28 2022. Literally a trailer load of goodness that will change a life this winter. This is part of our ‘Keep Our Kids Warm’ programme. SHOUT OUTS to Vauxhall Primary School, Takapuna Grammar, Baradene College and Hotel Britomart who all generously donated so many
Coats4Kids-Auckland to Northland Read More »