Aotearoa New Zealand's ethnic communities include anyone who identifies their ethnicity as:
Based on the 2018 Census, ethnic communities make up around a fifth of New Zealand’s population, almost a million people. This includes new and temporary migrants, former refugees, asylum-seekers, long-term settlers and those born in New Zealand.
They are an incredibly diverse group, representing over 200 ethnicities and speaking over 170 languages.
You can find out more using the Ethnic Communities’ Data Dashboard. Created in partnership with Statistics New Zealand, it is an interactive tool that allows you access to information on ethnic communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. You can use it to create comprehensive information on ethnicity, religion, and language – at national and regional levels.
Welcome to the Community Directory, a register of ethnic community organisations and support services.
If your organisation would like to be included in the directory, please email info@ethniccommunities.govt.nz.
| Name | Description | Website | Region | Services | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supreme Sikh Society of New Zealand | The Supreme Sikh Society of NZ is a charitable organisation working in the interest of well being of wider community since 1978. The society provides community services in education, sports, health, domestic violence, migrant issues, family issues, environmental, cultural and religious fields.... | www.supremesikhsociety.co.nz | Auckland | Youth, Education, Faith Group, Counselling Services, Migrant, Sport, Interpreting & Translation, Refugee, Senior Citizens, Community Services, Arts & Culture, Disability & Special Needs | 09 296 2376 | View |
| The Good Deed Group - Anmar Taufeek | The Good Deed is a voluntary Community Group. It is represented by group of immigrants’ women who works for the wider NZ public benefit. | Auckland | Women, Youth, Community Services, Migrant, Refugee, Senior Citizens | 022 604 8320 | View | |
| Khadija Leadership Network | The mission of Khadija Leadership Network (KLN) is to develop leaders who serve. The organisation was established in 2017 focusing on the personal and professional development of Muslim women in Aotearoa New Zealand. To achieve its mission, KLN focuses on leadership development, capacity building and advocacy.... | www.khadijaleadershipnetwork.org | Nationwide | Women, Business & Enterprise, Research, Community Services, Education, Arts & Culture | View | |
| NZ Council of Sikh Affairs | The main objective of NZ Council of Sikh Affairs is to provide religious, cultural, political, social, and educational services to Sikhs of New Zealand and to wider community and other institutions as may be appropriate. | www.nz-csa.org | Nationwide | Faith Group, Research, Community Services | 027 274 6401 and 04 889 3132 | View |
| Bike Bridge | Bike Bridge is a Christchurch-based charity that offers free bike lessons to former refugee and migrant women. Free bike lessons for former refugee and migrant women. Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub, Aidanfield • Taught by women, for women. | Canterbury | Women, Community Services, Migrant, Recreation, Sport, Refugee, Settlement, Health, Education | 021 068 4235 | View |
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