Paid internships being offered by one of New Zealand’s largest non-government organisations is hoping to give a much needed boost to the number of people working in the social services sector.
Read moreEmerge Aotearoa has been gifted the new name ‘Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa’ by eastern Waikato iwi, Ngāti Hauā.
Read moreEmerge Aotearoa has been gifted the new name ‘Ka Puta Ka Ora Emerge Aotearoa’ by eastern Waikato iwi, Ngāti Hauā.
Read moreEmerge Aotearoa’s Tagata Pasifika Success Celebration event on 31 May was a wonderfully colourful occasion that honoured the contribution of Pacific peoples in New Zealand.
Read moreAn announcement about the appointment of a new Emerge Aotearoa Group Chief Executive
Read moreThe Emerge Aotearoa Group celebrates the passing of the Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill (2022).
Read moreIn this video, Dr Api Talemaitoga speaks with kaimahi from across the Emerge Aotearoa Group about COVID-19 and the vaccination.
Read moreIn this video, Dr Hinemoa Elder speaks with kaimahi from across the Emerge Aotearoa Group about COVID-19 and the vaccination from a Māori world view.
Read moreAt the Emerge Aotearoa Group, Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori is a very important time of year and although we find ourselves in a different world right now, it did not stop us celebrating the Reo. We just did it in different ways.
Read moreWe support the banning of conversion practices in Aotearoa New Zealand and the three objectives of this bill. We have made recommendations for the improvement of the bill. This submission is made on behalf of Barbara Disley, Chief Executive, and members of the Emerge Aotearoa Group Executive Team. It has their full support and endorsement.
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