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Read More Announcing the Promotion of Tamara Anderson
We are excited to announce that Tamara Anderson has been promoted to Service Delivery Manager - Whanau Services at the Anglican Trust for Women and ...
Read More Announcing Linda Potauaine as Our New Addition to ATWC
We welcome Linda Potauaine (Ngai te Rangi) to the ATWC team! With a remarkable community service and leadership track record, Linda brings a wealth of ...
Read More Caring Magazine Summer Edition 2023
Please click the link to view our Summer Edition Caring Magazine. ATWC Caring Mag Summer 2023
Read More Permanent Closure of ATWC Opportunity Shop Rainbow Avondale.
The Rainbow Shop has 45 years of history in serving the needs of ATWC in various ways. The Rainbow Shop was initially located on Jervois ...
Read More Caring Magazine Summer Edition 2022
Please click the link to view our Summer Edition Caring Magazine. ATWC Caring Mag Issue 148 Summer 2022
Read More Annual Report 2021
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Read More ATWC Christmas Appeal 2021
Join us in spreading Christmas Cheer! Click here to make a monetary donation and reference "Xmas Appeal" Click the link below to download the flier: ...
Read More Client Rights and Privacy
ATWC work to ensure all its clients receive the best service possible. When clients access ATWC services they have the right to: Be treated fairly, ...
Read More Complaints Procedure
It is ATWC policy to respond to and learn from complaints received about its operation or about the services it provides. Complaints provide important information ...
Read More Newly Qualified Social Workers Framework
At ATWC we strive to provide the best service to our clients at all times, we also want to encourage quality professional development and build ...
Read More Tepa I Tua Samoan Parenting Programme April 2019
In April, we celebrated the completion of the first group of the Tepa I Tua Samoan Parenting Programme for 2019.The celebration took place at ATWC ...
Read More ⭐ Superstar alert! ⭐
Our Social workers continue to do incredible things. Jasmine Faiza (SWIS) has been recognized for her amazing voluntary work by being presented with the Mangere-Otahuhu ...
Read More Thinking of you
Dear all, I am a Muslim social worker and have been working in The Anglican Trust for Women and children (ATWC) for 14 years. Many ...
Read More International Women’s Day 2019
We celebrate women everyday through the work we do. ATWC's Social Workers are committed to the cause of gender equality, self-determination and women’s rights. The ...
Read More Welcome to ATWC’s Kia Ora Cafe 2019
Welcome to ATWC's Kia Ora Cafe! This is the 5th year we have opened the doors of our relaxed cafe to stakeholders, partners and friends. ...
Read More Otahuhu Intermediate boost our food bank
Here at ATWC we run a small food bank for the families that we work with who need extra help. It is completely reliant on ...
Read More Congratulations!
Congratulations to Marona for winning our Otahuhu Family Fun Day hamper! She popped into our head office in Otahuhu to pick up her prize. It ...
Read More Otahuhu Family Fun Day 2019
A massive THANK YOU to everyone who helped out on Saturday at the annual Otahuhu Family Fun Day and for everyone who visited our stall! ...
Read More Great Barrier Leadership Camp 2019
It’s not the destination, but the journey that counts. The destination was Great Barrier Island; the journey was one of leadership, self-belief, self-worth, and confidence. ...
Read More 👩🏽🎓 YWiSS Graduation Time 👨🏾🎓
The Check & Connect Programme aims to re-engage students who are showing signs of dis-engaging from school. It is an early intervention/prevention programme that supports ...
Read More End of an Era
This month we said goodbye to one of ATWC's longest serving members of staff, Lorri Higgins. ATWC has been honoured to have had such a ...
Read More 👩🏽 ATWC’s Girls Leadership Camp 2018 👩🏽
A few of our Social Workers have been a part of the Year 7 Girls Leadership Group at Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate. On November 14th, ...
Read More Family Fun Day 2018
On Friday 30th November, ATWC held its annual Family Fun Day, this year’s theme … In the Jungle! This was the first year the event ...
Read More TVNZ1 – Social Worker wage gap
Social agencies may be forced to shut their doors as wage gap sees social workers leave for government jobs Social agencies working with the country's ...
Read More 🎉 Happy National Social Workers Day 2018! 🎉
To acknowledge the hard work that our social workers engage in daily and the amazing jobs they do working with our more vulnerable families ...
Read More 👩🏽🎓 Tikanga Ririki Graduation 👩🏽🎓
3 mothers have recently graduated from our Tikanga Ririki programme. This Māori Parenting Programme promotes violent free parenting by teaching Māori mamas about the traditions ...
Read More Talking to you matters to me
How data from LENA recorders gives power to parents This clip is taken from the Talking Matters NZ Summit where this inspirational organisation talked about ...
Read More Gladiators of Change 2018
Gladiators of Change (GoC) is the Anglican Trust for Women and Children’s free parenting workshop. Past events have been hosted by various schools across Auckland. ...
Read More Winter Wonderland 2018
❄️ A massive thank you to everyone who helped with and attended our Winter Wonderland event at St Marys Church, Tamaki on Saturday! ❄️ ...
Read More Tepa I Tua Parenting Programme
The Tepa I Tua Parenting Programme is primarily for Samoan speaking families who are struggling to parent their children under the New Zealand laws and ...
Read More TĀ TE TAMARIKI TĀNA MAHI WĀWĀHI TAHĀ
It is the job of the children to smash the calabash A calabash (taha) was a gourd that held precious oils and water. They were ...
Read More The Ministry of Social Development visits ATWC
We had the privilege of welcoming the Minister of Social Development and Disability Issues, Carmel Sepuloni MP, to ATWC on 10th July 2018. The Minister ...
Read More Friends of ATWC Open Day 2018
We had a fantastic day on Friday, saying thank you to our wonderful supporters who came out in force for the Friends of ATWC's annual ...
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