Download the 2024-2025 Strategic Plan here
Tō mātou orokohanga | Where we’ve come from
Hui E! Community Aotearoa’s journey started in 2014 when two organisations, Association of Non-Governmental Organisations of Aotearoa (ANGOA) and Social Development Partners (previously NZ Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations), merged to form Hui E!
ANGOA was established in 2010 a forum for independent, non-profit making, voluntary organisations (NGOs). They saw NGOs as a vital part of international and national efforts to educate, raise awareness and address global environmental and social crises that were of international and national concern. ANGOA fulfilled its role by recognising the provisions of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and acknowledging that while te tino rangatiratanga is vested in tangata whenua, te kawanatanga is to be shared between both tangata whenua and tau iwi. Officers included Marion Blake, Tony Mayow, Julie Haggie, Peter Isaacs, Vanisa Dhiru and Nadia Abu Shanab.
Social Development Partners was initially established in 2007 as the New Zealand Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations (NZFVWO). As a network of social service organisations, their objective was to advocate, inform and act as an inspiration for the welfare of voluntary organisations in New Zealand. The vision of the NZFVWO was to build a developed and unbiased society through a viable welfare for the voluntary sector. Officers included Simon Cayley, Sonya Rimene, Gillian Peacock, Moira Underdown, Ric Odom and Niamh Lawless.
Both organisations had a long history of tautoko the community sector.
Tā mātou whai pūtea | How we’re funded
Hui E! Community Aotearoa, like most organisations in the hapori, relies on takuhe (grants) from kāwanatanga and philanthropic organisations.
We’d like to thank our main funding partners, their tautoko is invaluable:
If you would like to tautoko our mahi you can make a donation on this page, or contact us about working together.
Ngā taipitopito | The detail
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Moemoeā / Vision
Kia mahi tahi ngā tāngata kia puāwai / Flourishing Communities
Whakatakanga / Mission
Hui e te mārama e, hui e te oranga e / From knowledge comes wellbeing#
We weave collective voices and drive equitable systems change so that communities, hapū and iwi can do what they do best.
#We acknowledge Ihakara Karaitiana mokopuna of Retimana Te Korou Karaitiana as the source of this tauparapara.
We fulfil our vision through our work with community rōpū
We champion and tautoko the mahi of thousands of community groups, hapū and iwi across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Download the 2024-2025 Strategic Plan here
Tō mātou orokohanga | Where we’ve come from
Hui E! Community Aotearoa’s journey started in 2014 when two organisations, Association of Non-Governmental Organisations of Aotearoa (ANGOA) and Social Development Partners (previously NZ Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations), merged to form Hui E!
ANGOA was established in 2010 a forum for independent, non-profit making, voluntary organisations (NGOs). They saw NGOs as a vital part of international and national efforts to educate, raise awareness and address global environmental and social crises that were of international and national concern. ANGOA fulfilled its role by recognising the provisions of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and acknowledging that while te tino rangatiratanga is vested in tangata whenua, te kawanatanga is to be shared between both tangata whenua and tau iwi. Officers included Marion Blake, Tony Mayow, Julie Haggie, Peter Isaacs, Vanisa Dhiru and Nadia Abu Shanab.
Social Development Partners was initially established in 2007 as the New Zealand Federation of Voluntary Welfare Organisations (NZFVWO). As a network of social service organisations, their objective was to advocate, inform and act as an inspiration for the welfare of voluntary organisations in New Zealand. The vision of the NZFVWO was to build a developed and unbiased society through a viable welfare for the voluntary sector. Officers included Simon Cayley, Sonya Rimene, Gillian Peacock, Moira Underdown, Ric Odom and Niamh Lawless.
Both organisations had a long history of tautoko the community sector.
Tā mātou whai pūtea | How we’re funded
Hui E! Community Aotearoa, like most organisations in the hapori, relies on takuhe (grants) from kāwanatanga and philanthropic organisations.
We’d like to thank our main funding partners, their tautoko is invaluable:
If you would like to tautoko our mahi you can make a donation on this page, or contact us about working together.
