About Us
Our organisation focuses on enriching peoples lives & meeting community needs. To do this we have a dedicated team who manage the centre & lead our programmes & services. We have 9 staff & 15 volunteers. We pride ourselves in offering high quality evidence-based programmes & services. We have a number of long term strategic partners who we share resources, expertise & administration support. We welcome over 2,500 people through our doors each week!
Meet the team
Accounts: Tawera Ormsby
OSCAR Coordinator: Josie Gin Child Carers: Awhi Aramakutu, Diana Tafa, Kayla Te Ruki Events Coordinator/Fundraiser: Belinda Fowler |
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We also have the privilege to work with..
Ohomairangi Trust
Our shared aim is to provides families with high quality parenting support. To enable parents to care
for their children with love & warmth. Our partnership enables parents to access parenting education in a community environment. |
Aorere College & ACE
Aorere College & the Mangere East Community Centre are proud members of ACE Aotearoa - a dynamic network of committed adult & community educators.
We believe in transforming communities & whānau through adult & community education. That is why we offer accessible learning opportunities relevant to our community's needs. |
Auckland Council
We strive for our children, young people & families to grow in healthy safe communities, to live in thriving neighbourhoods, & to reflect the diversity of our distinct cultures & identity. Through these common values the Mangere-Otahuhu Local Board & Auckland Council support the work that we do in the community in many ways including providing facilities & support for community events.
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Manukau Institute of Technology MIT
Manukau Institute of Technology is a leader in technical & vocational education, delivering a range of academic qualifications from certificate to degree level. We work together to make learning more accessible by providing opportunities for study in the Mangere East community.
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PARS |
English Language Partners |
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For families & whanau of prisoners, there is often little support & many struggle to visit loved ones as often as they would like. PARS believe continued whanau relationships are vital to wellbeing & to positive re-integration following release. To support this, we are part of a team who volunteer their time to bring whanau to visit prisoners.
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Our shared vision is that refugees and migrants have the opportunity to learn English, to pursue aspirations for themselves and their families, and to participate in all aspects of life in Aotearoa New Zealand. We aim to provide English language skills and social support for effective resettlement of refugees and migrants in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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