For more than ten years, Le Va’s Pasifika Suicide Prevention Community Fund has supported community groups to find their own innovative solutions to preventing suicide. This year, following a robust application and evaluation process, Le Va has distributed...
Tiana Watkins, senior manager for suicide prevention at Le Va, opened day two of the 2024 Indigenous Wellbeing Conference with her inspiring keynote speech – ‘Empowering communities: LifeKeepers’ culturally responsive approach to suicide prevention in Aotearoa.’...
Le Va continues to recognise the vital role communities play in reducing suicide and we are proud to engage with many amazing individuals throughout Aotearoa New Zealand championing suicide prevention. These are ordinary people doing extraordinary things – creating...
As a recipient of Le Va’s Pasifika Suicide Prevention Community Fund, BOP Youth Development Trust believes that by investing in the youth of today, we are shaping our community for a better tomorrow. The Trust used their funding to create Aiga – a youth development...
Le Va has a longstanding close relationship with New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL) and One NZ Warriors, sporting organisations with a real commitment to the wellbeing of their teams, staff, families and communities. On 10 April, Le Va’s FLO: Pasifika for Life team...
“Love us the same, hold us the same” was the theme of the colourful 2024 Manioro Festival held in Hawkes Bay over three days from February 29. Hosted by Nevertheless Trust, Manioro 2024 brought together people from the Takatāpui, Pasifika Rainbow+, MVPFAFF+ and...