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Jay Hepi leaves the patch to help his community
He was the president of the Tribesman Motorcycle Club in Auckland, a professional fighter and a rugby league star but Jay Hepi left life with the patch to head to his home town, Kaikohe.
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The level of need is still at crisis- Kootuitui ki Papakura
Kootuitui ki Papakura is an organisation in South Auckland that focuses on education, health and homes. With the rate of unemployment in the area, they say the level of need is still at crisis.
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Bay of Plenty community crowd fund to ensure survival of grassroots rugby
In the Bay of Plenty a givealittle page has been set up to raise money and ensure the survival of local rugby clubs.
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What should the future of NZ look like beyond COVID-19?
Professor Margaret Mutu, Sir Tipene O'Regan, Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon - these are some of the voices behind 'Aotearoa 2020 Vision', a national conversation that encourages community engagement around what Aotearoa should look like in the future. The initiative is calling out to New Zealanders of all ethnicities and from all communities to participate.
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Community social services expect increase in demand despite Budget announcement
Despite a jobs-focused Budget announced by the Government today, community help groups are expecting to see an increase in demand for their services as families continue to feel the impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Taranaki iwi consider stopping community checkpoints in Level 2
Taranaki iwi are considering whether or not to continue community checkpoints when the country moves into Alert Level 2.
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NewsKaitāia charity continues to help whānau during lockdown- 12.30pm Newsbreak
Ricky Houghton of He Korowai Trust, has been living at the Trust's premises since day one of the lockdown, along with the three other kaimahi and 20 whānau.
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Whānau with children in state care receiving help to understand rights
Whānau Ora navigators Karen Mills and Kylie Jane-Phillips say there are common misconceptions about Oranga Tamariki, stopping whānau from learning about the steps they can take.
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Kai, hope and clothes- Waka of Caring
In the last 7 years of Debbie Munroe feeding the homeless on the streets, she has seen that the problem has only gotten worse with not only homeless going without food but also middle-class whānau as well.
