“Oh man, it was such a relief,” says Tu’uta Maue of the moment he received confirmation he had been awarded a Futures that Work scholarship, “Telling my wife, sharing the news with my family, I was so over the moon,” says Tu’uta, who is of Tongan descent from the...
Laura Tongalea Nolan has a simple message for Pasifika considering study in the Mental Health and Addiction space. “Get on that scholarship train,” she says. To be more precise, Le Va’s Futures that Work scholarship and mentoring programme. A five-time recipient of Le...
International Day of Persons with a Disability (IDPD) was on December 3 and the theme this year is “Fighting for rights in the post-COVID era”, celebrating the challenges, barriers and opportunities for people who live with disabilities, in the context of a global...
Published with permission from Anauli Karima Fai’ai, Reporter/Director TPP A new programme called the Fathers Fono is connecting Pasifika dads to combat family violence in response to alarming statistics that show Pacific children are two times more likely to...
Le Va board member Josiah Tualamali’i pens his thoughts about the recent apology made by the government for the Dawn Raids: There are not many days in one’s lifetime like Sunday 1st August – where the Government, reflecting on past actions, apologised for...
