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Asian Community Engagement Trust (ACET)
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INZ Welcoming Week 2023 — Te Wiki o Manaaki
Welcoming Week is a time for thousands of voices, in communities big and small, rural and urban, to come together and celebrate the virtues of an inclusive society. It's a moment when we reaffirm our dedication to building places that embrace everyone, including migrants. At ACET, our commitment to the Asian community is unwavering, and we've organized numerous community activities to foster togetherness. We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to you for being a part of these events and supporting our mission. Your involvement makes all the difference. We extend our warmest welcome to you. Let's continue working hand in hand to create a more inclusive and welcoming world.
Date: 1 Sep to 10 Sep 2023
Date: 1 Sep to 10 Sep 2023
Change of Organization Name
Dear valued members and supporters,
We are excited to announce that Natural Environment Defence Foundation (NEDF) has changed its name to Asian Community Engagement Trust (ACET). This new name reflects our continued commitment to serving the community in a more inclusive and comprehensive manner.
At ACET, we are still with the mission of fostering a sense of belonging among Asian migrants through good interactions, assisting recent Asian migrants in making New Zealand their home, and actively engaging in and contributing to the local community.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@acetcommunity.org.nz.
We appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to working with you under our new name.
Sincerely,
The Asian Community Engagement Trust (formerly NEDF)
We are excited to announce that Natural Environment Defence Foundation (NEDF) has changed its name to Asian Community Engagement Trust (ACET). This new name reflects our continued commitment to serving the community in a more inclusive and comprehensive manner.
At ACET, we are still with the mission of fostering a sense of belonging among Asian migrants through good interactions, assisting recent Asian migrants in making New Zealand their home, and actively engaging in and contributing to the local community.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@acetcommunity.org.nz.
We appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to working with you under our new name.
Sincerely,
The Asian Community Engagement Trust (formerly NEDF)
Employment Support Programme Questionnaire Lucky Draw Winners Announcement
Congratulation to the 4 winners of the Employment Support Programme Questionnaire Lucky Draw! Thank you to all participants for your valuable feedback. We really appreciate your time in completing this questionnaire. We value the information you have provided us. Your responses will contribute to shape the Employment Support Programme to better meet your needs.
The Employment Support Programme aims to equip the job seekers in NZ with required skills and knowledge to compete in the NZ job market and gain valuable working experience through internship.
If you are interested in joining this programme, please register now at application@nedf.org.nz
The Employment Support Programme aims to equip the job seekers in NZ with required skills and knowledge to compete in the NZ job market and gain valuable working experience through internship.
If you are interested in joining this programme, please register now at application@nedf.org.nz
Te Hōnonga a Iwi The Rosedale Park Restoration Project
Te Hōnonga a Iwi is a collaboration between the North Harbour Hockey Association (NHHA) and the Natural Environment Defence Foundation (NEDF), along with leaders and ecological experts from the Māori community, public, education, arts, sport, and business sectors, to undertake the ecological restoration of Rosedale Park.
This ground-breaking five year community-led project aims to restore a 4000m2 area within Rosedale Park using bio-organic principles to revitalise the land and the adjacent Alexander Stream, making the park a place where biodiversity can increase and local people can go to connect with nature.
The Rosedale Park Restoration Project aims to
• increase the wellbeing of the people who contribute to the Project
• increase the social use of Rosedale Park
• increase the ecological value of the land and stream associated with the Project
• promote increased financial resilience of local business contributors through creating a purpose-led, integrated, sustainable urban restoration of a 4,000m2 site within the Rosedale Park using bio-organic land care principles.
This ground-breaking five year community-led project aims to restore a 4000m2 area within Rosedale Park using bio-organic principles to revitalise the land and the adjacent Alexander Stream, making the park a place where biodiversity can increase and local people can go to connect with nature.
The Rosedale Park Restoration Project aims to
• increase the wellbeing of the people who contribute to the Project
• increase the social use of Rosedale Park
• increase the ecological value of the land and stream associated with the Project
• promote increased financial resilience of local business contributors through creating a purpose-led, integrated, sustainable urban restoration of a 4,000m2 site within the Rosedale Park using bio-organic land care principles.
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