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What does awesome whanaungatanga (community connecting for good) look like? Whānau support by the whole community. And that’s what we do every day by engaging and motivating our community in our mahi.  A grandma looking after her mokos (grandkids) lost their entire home to fire. How incredibly devasting for them all! It’s difficult to imagine

COATS 4 KIDS and Keep Our Kids Warm: Auckland schools have been collecting warm goodies for our most vulnerable tamariki in the Far North for a few years now, and oh my gosh, what an exciting haul it always is! It’s so fun because we come back packed to the gunnels with fab jackets, PJs and gorgeous

We’ve had Angels flying all over the show lately. Our volunteer Angels have been sorting, packing and delivering 100s of boxes & bags of warmth across the rohe (district). We’ve distributed thousands of items: warm clothing, blankets, quilts, sheets and pillows, Angel Sacks and baby clothing. Our Angel Volunteers are really AMAZING!  This pic: Angels

When cold and tired are normal- when no shoes, no jacket and no bed are NORMAL, then you adapt and accept it. But when you can get to school because you’ve had a good sleep, can keep dry and warm and have some kai, life feels considerably better.    There is so much that many of

We are stoked! When celebrity Angels choose US as their charity of choice on game shows and they pick us, we’re stoked alright!!! It’s enough to get Angel feathers preened and fluffed and some serious excitement going on. TVNZ’s BRAINBUSTERS show has seen two big stars choosing Bald Angels this season and we are super

Enterprising ideas, resilient students, inspiring teachers and our generous mentors- all ingredients in the recipe for healthy, empowered rangatahi.  As part of our KiwiMANA Kaiārahi program, we visit brave and strong young māmās returning to school to continue their education. We help however we can with our life skills, business & enterprise skills and our networking ability. It

We absolutely thrashed 2020 with over 5000 connections to some of our most vulnerable kiwi kids. But most recently, we had a super successful Christmas project with the help of you and our New Zealand community.  Christmas 2020 was a whole lot better for over 400 families in the Far North because we all worked together to make

It’s the end of a challenging year, and this Christmas we know many more families will be struggling-so we need your help! Hundreds of our children are living without the basics like running water and electricity, beds and warm clothes, enough food and reliable access to medical care.   At Christmas, the additional stress on caregivers