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We work to fight human rights violations around the world as well as promoting human rights in Aotearoa through research, lobbying, and the amazing work of our supporters across the motu.

Use Matariki as an opportunity to learn more about Māori culture and traditions.

Known as “Act-Belong-Commit”, the approach promotes keeping active, building stronger relationships with friends, family and community groups, and committing to hobbies, challenges and meaningful causes.

Attending one of our classes will not only be informative or have lasting benefits for your health and wellbeing, it will also provide an opportunity to make new friends, have some fun and strengthen your connection to the community.

Our activities and workshops are aimed at increasing social connection, enhancing wellbeing, increasing confidence, developing skills, self-development, and empowering women.

Learning, remaining curious and setting goals are important for everyone at every stage of life.

Yoga is a practice that is guided by the breath. The movements in yoga are simple, yet powerful, and are designed to be coordinated with the breath.

What do you get when you mix one part tap dancing and a little bit of Irish? Why Clogging of course, and sometimes you may hear of it being called Hillbilly Tap.