Le Va was out in full force again this year at #ASBPolyFest2019 with a team of volunteers to help ignite our communities and create that change. It was also an opportunity to engage with Pasifika young people and offer a variety of Le Va’s latest wellbeing resources....
A nurturing approach was the best way moving forward, it created a great atmosphere for learning and development. Malo e lelei, my name is Natasha Barber, Director of As i am. As i am is a community foundation that raises disability awareness and supports...
Ua aofia i le futiafu e tasi, When the river dries up, water is found only in the basin of the waterfall. Project: To create a digital resource to combat the stigma and discrimination associated with blind people who are able to lead fulfilling lives. Talofa lava,...
It’s all about building relationships with others and building trust so that you are better able to influence change in a system that sometimes doesn’t respond well to the unique needs of our communities. FLO Talanoa is a community led suicide prevention education...
To celebrate the 2018 Mental Health awareness week 8 – 14 October, Le Va is running the Connecting with Culture Photo competition. Culture gives us a sense of belonging, pride and identity and for your young Pacific people in New Zealand, the stronger their...
Suicide is a global public health issue which has devasting effects on whanau and communities throughout the world. While each country has its unique approaches to reducing suicide, in May this year a platform was created in Stockholm for leaders in the suicide...
