Zonta Club of Mangawhai

Zonta Club of Mangawhai Formed in 1919, Zonta has over 31,000 members and is active in 66 countries of the world. We combine service and advocacy, with fun and fellowship.

The Zonta Club of Mangawhai is a chartered club in District 16 (New Zealand) of Zonta International, a global organization of executives and professionals working together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. Learn more about Zonta International on www.zonta.org

Members of Zonta Clubs support women and girls in their local communities, run projects in many parts

of the world that address some of the most pressing needs facing women, and advocate on women issues at all levels of society. Zonta International has a long and well respected history of partnership in conjunction with the United Nations agencies, and maintains consultative status on women issues with the UN, and Council of Europe. In New Zealand, Zonta has been active for more than 45 years, and has 28 clubs from Northland, to Otago. We welcome membership enquiries from women wishing to join us in this important work.

Zonta Second Chance Study AwardAn awesome opportunity for a local womanto receive up to $2,500 for tertiary study!(Note:...
13/06/2026

Zonta Second Chance Study Award
An awesome opportunity for a local woman
to receive up to $2,500 for tertiary study!
(Note: this Award is NOT intended for school leavers)
If your ability to complete tertiary study would be enhanced by this Award and you are resident in Mangawhai, Tomarata, Wellsford, Maungaturoto, Kaiwaka, Dargaville, Ruakaka, Bream Bay or Waipu areas you may be eligible.

Details in this Zonta Club of Mangawhai flyer.
Text Sheryl 027 478 2540 for an application form, with your name, email address and cite 2nd Chance Study Award. Applications close Friday 17 July 2026.

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06/06/2026

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🌏 🌱 World Environment Day 🌱 🌏

As the climate crisis intensifies, Zonta International continues to call for urgent and gender-responsive climate action. In its official statement, Zonta highlights that women and girls face unique and compounded risks from climate change, including increased burdens of unpaid care work, higher rates of gender-based violence during disasters, and greater economic insecurity.

We urge governments, communities, and civil society to ensure women are meaningfully included in climate policy, planning and decision-making. It also stresses the need for increased investment in women-led adaptation and mitigation efforts, particularly in regions most affected by environmental harm.

This World Environment Day, Zonta reaffirms its commitment to addressing climate change as a critical gender equality issue.

Read Zonta International’s full statement:
https://www.zonta.org/images/docs/NewsEvents/Statements/ZontaInternationalStatementonClimateChange_ClimateChangeAGenderEqualityIssue.pdf

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31/05/2026

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Congratulations to Barbara Astill, long-time member of the Zonta club of East Auckland who was today awarded the King’s Service Medal for her services to women, the community and governance. Barbara is a chartered accountant and has held several Board roles in New Zealand companies as well as serving on the Zonta District 16 Board. Well done indeed!

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P O Box 401046
Mangawhai
0541

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+6421528170

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