He Whānau Manaaki Kindergarten Association operates kindergarten centres across various regions, including Whanganui, Central Plateau, Horowhenua, Kapiti, Porirua, Greater Wellington, Upper Hutt, and Wairarapa. Their goal is to create an enjoyable and secure learning environment filled with connections and aroha (love). They also provide a home-based service, Etu Ao, in Porirua and Levin.

Fonua Ola, a wellbeing centre for Pacific families, stands as a pillar of strength with its mission to empower families.

In celebration of Tokelau Language Week, we highlight the work carried out by Pasifika Futures (PFL) partner, Atafu Tokelau Community Group (ATCG), whose goal is to work towards and maintain prosperity for Tokelauans in the region.

Nora Swann, creative entrepreneur and fashion enthusiast, founded community-based wellness programme Dressed in Confidence, in 2016. Her vision was to advocate for Pacific representation across all sectors, and help facilitate the connection between confidence and mental wellbeing.

The Tuvalu Auckland Community Trust (TACT) operates in the community under the vision of Tuvaluans living productively, progressively and prosperously. Through their partnership with Pasifika Futures (PFL), TACT is able to carry out key pieces of their work.

The Tongan Health Society (THS) is an integrated healthcare provider, facilitating a range of services and initiatives aimed at providing high-quality, affordable, and culturally appropriate health care services to all New Zealanders.

As Mental Health Awareness wraps up we thought we’d share across some of the meaningful work happening at Community Approach Trust based in Auckland. The organisation runs an eight-week aqua aerobic swim session designed for postpartum mothers. This program aims to promote their mental well-being, enhance their physical fitness, and create a supportive space for them to connect with other mothers while taking valuable time for themselves.

To conclude Tongan Language Week 2023, we'd like to highlight the celebratory activities organised by one of our partners, the Tongan Youth Trust

Vaimoana Pasifika Charitable Trust is a dedicated provider for the Pacific community in Taranaki. They are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of Pasifika people living in the region and have demonstrated their commitment through various free programmes and initiatives.

The Pacific Advance Secondary School (P.A.S.S), situated in Otahuhu, South Auckland is a secondary institution that is proud to be crafted 'for Pasifika by Pasifika'.

The Fono Faufautua Samoa is a men's group based in Canterbury, with a dedicated focus and vision on cultivating Samoan traditions, language, culture and the enriching role of the Matai (chief).

The Tupumaiaga A Niue Trust was first established in January 2007 and is based in Auckland, New Zealand. The organisation is a non-profit, volunteer group, whose purpose is to provide aid to Niuean youth and families, as they navigate the challenges of being a diaspora, and work hard to reconnect with their heritage and root foundations.