The Alliance française promotes cultural diversity and an idea of globalisation respectful of differences. There is no need to be fluent in French to be a member of our Alliance and enjoy our activities as most of our events are bilingual.
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Please call us to know how we are able to assist. Our website for more information is www.aclc.org.nz
9 AM to 11.30 PM Outreach clinics (without appointment)
1. Avondale: at the Age Concern Building (57 Rosebank Road)
2. Mt. Roskill: Wesley Community Centre (740 Sandringham Road)
3. Glen Innes: GI CAB office (100 Line Road)
4. Panmure: Panmure Community Centre (5-17 Pilkington Road)
5. Orakei: Orakei Marae (Tumanako House)
]]>Since 2003, our dedicated staff, volunteers and community partners have provided specialist settlement, orientation, training and employment services for over 30,000 clients.
We provide a range of settlement information workshops and events for ethnic communities and have a joint partnership with Auckland Refugee Community Coalition on two community development projects – the WISE (Women Strong Inspired Strong Empowered and Enterprising) Collective, supporting former refugee women in becoming independent and connected), and Safari Multicultural Playgroup Projects – three playgroups for migrant and former refugee mums and children.
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The Trust aims to equip youths of Chinese origin, residing in New Zealand, with the necessary social, leadership and life skills to become fully integrated and contributing members of New Zealand society. It aims to address the alienation felt by many young Chinese migrants who are prevented from involvement in the mainstream community due to language and cultural barriers. Through the Chinese Youth Developmental Programme, the Trust hopes to encourage the development of positive interests from a young age, to promote local community involvement, and to provide these youths with positive social and support networks to build self-esteem and a sense of belonging.
]]>Access Community Radio Incorporated, which broadcasts as Planet FM, doesn’t make radio programmes. We provide the facilities, advice, training and technical support needed for community groups and individuals to make their own radio programmes.
]]>SANZ offers new immigrants from Southern Africa an opportunity to organise groups and activities that will improve your social and professional life in New Zealand. We hope to provide you with a means to get to know other South Africans who have moved to New Zealand, and for you to form local social get togethers in your region of New Zealand. We value our members suggestions and always encourage participation.
If you would like to get more involved in SANZ by initiating a new group or activity where you live, please use the contact us page to share your ideas. We’d love to hear from you!
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