Part two of a 25-year plan to, hopefully, help our people live free from violence in Aotearoa has been launched.

In Southland, New Zealand, Re:Woven Therapy Charitable Trust is pioneering a transformative programme, the Pasifika Women’s Healing Collective, that empowers Pacific women to heal and break cycles of violence.

A new community resource for parents and caregivers to help prevent the scourge of child sexual abuse has been launched by Pasifika-kaupapa organisation Le Va.

With support from Pasefika Proud, P.A.C.I.F.I.C.A successfully delivered a number of initiatives designed to help keep Pacific women and girls safe.

Pasefika Proud are committed to supporting Pacific communities in Aotearoa New Zealand to determine their unique community aspirations and implement community-led solutions to achieve them.

On September 14, 2024, the Cook Islands Aotearoa Communities Plan Steering Group gathered in Auckland to discuss the implementation of national priorities. Supported by Pasefika Proud, the meeting focused on sustainable leadership and youth development.

The needs of Aotearoa's 18 Fijian communities received a significant boost at the end of September when a group of Fijian leaders gathered in Wellington for the National Fijian Wellbeing Bose Vata.

Pasefika Proud-sponsored initiative, Seuga, is making a powerful impact, supporting Pacific families in Christchurch to overcome family violence.

The work being done in the area of mental health in the Hawkes Bay area by the AIGAMUA group goes from strength to strength.

The last of six nationwide Fono covering the problem of Family Violence/Sexual Violence (FV/SV) in our community has been held, this time in the Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland region, funded and supported by PASEFIKA PROUD.