Pasifika Hub is a collective of Pasifika people in Wellington who are like minded with one goal at heart and that is to help mobilise social services to our Pasifika families residing in the Wellington region.
01/08/2025
🇨🇰 ‘Epetoma o te Reo Māori Kūki ‘Airani 2025
🇨🇰 Cook Islands Māori Language Week 2025
OPENING CHURCH SERVICE - The Cook Islands Religious Advisory Council NZ invites you to the Opening Service of the Cook Islands Māori Language Week 2025 hosted by the Cook Islands Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
When: Saturday 2 August
Time: 2.30pm
Venue: Cook Islands SDA Church (East Tamaki), 15 Birminghan St, Otara
👉 All AUCKLAND EVENTS in comments (please contact us if info needs correction)
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31/07/2025
We support Hutt based Kupega o Moana (formerly NET Pacific and Pakeha Trust) and look forward to their community celebration of their new ingoa/igoa/higoa/name.
31/07/2025
Mark your calendars! Voting in the upcoming local elections opens on 9 September and closes at midday on Saturday, 11 October 2025. It will be conducted by postal voting using the First Past the Post electoral system, meaning that the candidate(s) with the most votes will win. VOTE KEN LABAN FOR MAYOR!!!!
31/07/2025
Vote Ken Laban for our 1st Pasifika Mayor of Lower Hutt.
31/07/2025
12/04/2025
Our fale hosts led by Jensen proud to host Niue Rarotonga Author Inangaro Vakaafi and world renowned publisher Dahlia Malaeulu of Mila’s Books to launch Hunt for Niu Tupu. Oue tu tulou. Congratulations Ina. Meitaki maata.
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It took COVID-19 for three Pasifika women from the Hutt Valley to come together. Each shared their own experiences of Pacific families desperate need for help since New Zealand’s state of emergency lockdown. Many needed food packs and many were frustrated with engaged 0800 numbers, long wait times and confusing messages.
With different disciplines and natural abilities in each of them, they concluded with tasks, including to reach out to Pasifika champions and leaders who can contribute and work together as a collective to respond more effectively to their communities.
Within a week Pasifika Hub was set up. The social impact was immediate. Conversations with Pacific champions and a viral online form led to a partnership with local agencies who delivered emergency food packs to over 1,500 Pacific families.
They are here for the long term … so watch this space for all their projects and how you can get involved. If you can help or would like to donate please contact the team through messenger or by email [email protected].
