Additional Funding through Ethnic Communities Development Fund nearly fully allocated
The government made an additional $1 million available to fund projects to strengthen ethnic communities affected by the Christchurch terror attacks.
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The government made an additional $1 million available to fund projects to strengthen ethnic communities affected by the Christchurch terror attacks.
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Minister Jenny Salesa has announced that we will receive an additional $9.4 million in funding to boost our capacity and capability.
In May, several members of ethnic communities were appointed to regional Lottery Distribution Committees and Community Trusts.
The Ethnic Communities community directory is a public resource that lists ethnic community organisations and groups in one place.
On 27 April 2019, Canterbury Tamil communities celebrated the Tamil New Year, also known as Tamil Puthandu.
My aroha is still strong for all our ethnic communities who have been directly or indirectly affected by the Christchurch terror attacks ...
Today the Office of Ethnic Communities has gone live with our upgraded website platform.
Minister announced that the Fund, which supports initiatives to improve social cohesion and development of our ethnc communities will receive additional $1M.
New Zealand youth are inspiring action on race relations in New Zealand.