While Auckland remains in the level 3 lockdown, non-profit groups Unite Aotearoa and Humanity New Zealand are working together to support the homeless.
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NewsWhānau-driven non-profit feeds hundreds in the Far North
Papa Honez 'One Whānau At A Time' is helping to feed struggling kaumātua and whānau in the Far North.
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Taupō milk factory donates thousands of litres to local food banks
Miraka has processed more than 20,000 litres of farmer-donated milk for distribution to food banks in the rohe.
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Mike King calls for health ministry No 2 official's resignation over Gumboot Friday claim
The mental health advocate says he never applied for funding for his charity Gumboot Friday, which Robyn Shearer says they did and missed the deadline for funding.
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Crowdfunding campaign to create NZ’s first community hub for period support
The Period Place works towards a future where periods are seen as normal, healthy and without stigma.
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Deer cull to provide venison to whānau in need
The Fiordland Wapiti Foundation, the Department of Conservation and the Game Animal Council have joined forces for the annual Wapiti Cull.
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Rotorua charity helps tamariki who need warm clothing
Save Our Babies Charitable Trust is collecting warm clothing for tamariki in the Rotorua region.
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KidsCan faces record demand as Kiwi kids return to school
This school term, KidsCan intends to help feed almost 44,000 children in 787 schools and 57 early childhood centres nationwide. They say they've seen a 30% increase in demand for food support as KidsCan schools look to feed 10,000 more children a day.
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Charity clothing people of Te Tai Tokerau in love
As the nation went into lockdown, Tukau Legacy thought about how they could make the best use of their winter clothing stock during this challenging time. As a charity, they decided they will help clothe those who needed it the most.
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Whānau in rural communities to receive emergency relief packages
Thousands of tamariki and their whanau living in rural communities across Aotearoa will soon receive emergency relief packages from the charity Kidscan.
