Every 40 seconds, a life is lost to suicide worldwide. World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September is an important annual event in the Le Va calendar, providing an opportunity to acknowledge the impact suicide has on so many families in Aotearoa. Also in September...
‘E tu’uloa ‘a e Lea Faka-Tongá ‘o ka lea’aki ‘i ‘api, siasi (lotú), mo e nofo-‘a-kāingá – the Tongan language will be sustainable if used at home, church and in the wider community. Uike Lea Faka-Tonga – Tonga Language Week,...
Over two sunny days in Bruce Pulman Park at the start of September, Le Va’s Atu-Mai violence prevention team was pleased to support the National Secondary Schools Rugby League Tournament held by New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL). The tournament showcased some of the...
Le Va was honoured to host visitors from Whaikaha – Ministry of Disabled People in September, in a meeting with the Faiva Ora leadership group to exchange views on the challenges facing Pacific disabled people in Aotearoa today and into the future. Led by their Chief...
Le Va, a leading Pacific primary prevention organisation in Aotearoa, received the top honour in the Diversity Awards NZ Impact category last night. The award recognised Le Va’s achievements in developing and supporting the Pasifika mental health and addiction...
Le Va, a Pacific primary prevention NGO, and leading healthcare provider, ProCare, are delighted to announce a partnership to improve health equity and Pacific healthcare in Tāmaki Makaurau. This formal partnership is the result of several years of working together...