Tangata Atumotu Trust (TAT) have been providing and delivering health and social services to Christchurch's Pasifika community for over 21 years. Through their work in the community, they have established a strong community outreach and reputation for serving their Pacific community in Christchurch.

Pacific entrepreneur, fashion enthusiast and Founder of the Pacific Fusion Fashion Show, Nora Swann, has had a busy start to 2023 already, running a number of Dressed in Confidence programmes in the Pacific community – a programme she founded to encourage others to embrace the skin they're in.

Pasifika Futures (PFL) partners, SIAOLA and Etu Pasifika (Auckland & Christchurch) are currently on the ground in the Hawke's Bay region supporting RSE workers affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. PFL have currently invested $2.14 million towards flood relief support for Auckland as well as support for the Hawke's Bay.

Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) will be deploying a medical assistance team (PACMAT) today with a focus on assessing needs for those in the Hawke's Bay Region affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. The PACMAT team will travel to Napier before heading to Gisborne on Sunday. Pasifika Futures (PFL), the Whānau Ora commissioning agency for Pacific families, have also donated $50,000 towards support for RSE workers and the Tongan community in Hastings.

Etu Pasifika Auckland have continued to respond to families' needs through their Etu Rere Call Centre, following the impact of the recent floods and cyclone. They also continue to provide medical support to evacuation centres such as the Henderson Evacuation Centre, with a team of five recently sent to support evacuees from Muriwai.

As the upper North Island continues to be prepared for Cyclone Gabrielle, Pasifika Futures (PFL), the Whānau Ora commissioning agency for Pacific families, will continue to support affected communities, having invested $1.8 million into flood relief support.

We sat down with CEO of The Fono, Tevita Funaki, and their Whānau Ora team to talk about the work they do to serve families under their programme.

During the Delta outbreak in 2021, Pasifika Futures (PFL) partnered with De La Salle College to offer Covid-19 support to their school population. The all boys school is located in the South Auckland suburb of Mangere, with a mission to educate boys in a Catholic environment of love and service.

Pasifika Futures (PFL), the Whānau Ora commissioning agency for Pacific families, have urgently mobilised support in response to the recent Auckland floods. PFL has currently invested $1.17 million into several partners, ensuring that immediate on-the-ground relief support has been readily available for families in need.

We caught up with Chief Executive of CIDANZ, Rouruina, and Whānau Ora Family Advocate for the organisation, Anthony, about the work they do to serve the Cook Islands and Pacific community. Meitaki ma'ata to the team at CIDANZ for their passion and heart for serving our Pacific families.

South Seas Healthcare, located in Ōtara is a health and well-being provider that aims to serve and provide the community with excellence. South Seas Healthcare was founded in 1999 and currently offer a wide range of different services; they have grown to become the largest integrated Pacific provider in Ōtara.

On Friday 27th January 2023, multiple international flights were diverted from Auckland due to the floods. Among these flights was an Air New Zealand flight from Tonga carrying 300 passengers, which was diverted to Christchurch. Pasifika Futures Ltd (PFL), the Pacific Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency, and Etu Pasifika Christchurch mobilised quickly alongside Air New Zealand staff and local community groups to support passengers with food, accommodation and necessities.