Year 11 students from Nayland College's Foundation Certificate seeking volunteering opportunities that will allow hands-on experience that contribute to the community. We have around 22 students, and they are a mixture of 15-16-year-olds. We would be open to doing a full class at the same time or we could individualise to the different students. During school hours would be best but we can work around this if we need to. We can have 2 or 3 teachers there to support as well. For more information, please contact Missy Seymour, [email protected]
Māori Engagement with Citizens Advice Bureau
A CAB Spotlight Report into Inequity Experienced by Māori in Aotearoa.
This report puts a spotlight on the areas of everyday life where Māori seek the assistance of Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). In the year from 1 November 2021 to 31 October 2022, the CAB received 14,200 enquiries from clients identifying as Māori. This represents 13.3% of total in-depth client enquiries to the CAB for that period. This report provides insights based on analysis of a sample of those enquiries from Māori clients of the CAB. We acknowledge that in this report we are highlighting the issues and experiences of the Māori clients we see – those who have chosen to contact Citizens Advice Bureau for information, advice and support. Our research does not provide a full picture of the experiences of Māori in Aotearoa.
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Contact Name: Lenka Caslavska
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