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Useful Links
Office of Ethnic Affairs
www.ethnicaffairs.govt.nz Keeping it Legal www.keepingitlegal.net.nz
Office of the Community and Voluntary Sector www.ocvs.govt.nz
Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations www.nzfvwo.org.nz Employment ready migrants looking for work and requiring advice and preparation are welcome to consult Ethnic Voice member Ralph Penning of RU Penning & Associates in Auckland on Tel 419-0450 during office hours for a qualified opinion on your prospects to join the NZ labour force. eMail:ibf-nz@clear.net.nz Ginkgo Design offer expert services in communicating to target ethnic groups. In addition, we are offering a wider range of services to ensure the success of New Zealand businesses exporting to Asia. www.ginkgodesign.co.nz.Contact Liway Wu (Eric). The Migrants On-line Network http://www.ion.net.nz/ is an online discussion group developed to assist migrants to find or create employment for themselves. This professionally moderated, virtual engagement allows immigrants to use existing skills and networks and develop new ones. The network is a feature of the Innovators On-Line Network and related research developed by Dr Annick Janson and Dr Prue Holmes The research seeks to make sense of how immigrants use the computer to facilitate integration and settlement. To contact the authors: Annick Janson a.janson@auckland.ac.nz Dr Prue Holmes pmh@mngt.waikato.ac.nz
Building Success The site is aimed at community groups and provides a good starting point for those groups and individuals that are wanting to find out more about the not-for-profit sector and management. The site offers key texts and resources to assist groups to do what they do better as well as links to a variety of other useful resources, from the CITY database and Community Net through to information on what Auckland City Community Development has to offer . Check it out!
http://www.aucklandcitylibraries.com/exploreyourcommunity/communitysector
Refugee Lifeline
is a joint venture between Refugees as Survivors (RASNZ)
New Zealand Trust and LifeLine Auckland. The new
national service provides language and culturally
appropriate telephone based counselling support to
refugees and their families in Burmese, Farsi, Dari
and Arabic languages. The service will help to
address the many challenges and problems associated
with the settlement process. This service is free
and can accessed from anywhere in New Zealand.
Numbers to call:
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