Tauranga Multicultural Council office is open now
Tauranga Multicultural Council office is now open from 10am to 2pm, Tuesday to Thursday under alert level 2. Newcomers Network can’t start until level 1, same as for JP service and Tai-chi class. Please wait for further notice.
We will recommence 3 ESOL English classes starting on the 25th of May.
We only can take a maximum of 6 people per class plus the tutor following COVID-19 level 2 restrictions. Therefore each class is resuming by registration only. Please email me first your information with the attached registration form.
We have a few policies in place to keep us all safe at alert level 2. Please be mindful of these if you plan on coming to the office.
We will no longer provide drinks, biscuits, cups, cutleries for drinking and eating, please bring your own drink or food if needed.
We acknowledge that these situations continue to be a challenging time in different ways for all of us. Thank you for your ongoing support, patience, and care. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
We will recommence 3 ESOL English classes starting on the 25th of May.
- Monday Basic English Classes at 9:30 to 11:30 am by Alex on 25th of May.
- Tuesday Intermediate English Classes at 10-12pm by Ian and Jandy on 2nd of Jun.
- Thursday Conversational English Classes from 10-12pm by Mark on 28th of May.
We only can take a maximum of 6 people per class plus the tutor following COVID-19 level 2 restrictions. Therefore each class is resuming by registration only. Please email me first your information with the attached registration form.
We have a few policies in place to keep us all safe at alert level 2. Please be mindful of these if you plan on coming to the office.
- Please do not come to our venue if you are not feeling well.
- Personal information must be provided on arrival for contact tracing purposes – we will be using sign-in sheets.
- Staff will be cleaning surfaces regularly.
- Hand sanitizer will be available for public use. Please clean your hands upon entering and exiting our venue.
- People to keep a 2m distance from those they don’t know.
- We will have staff enforcing the rules if need to be.
- Please use the contactless payment where possible.
- People should not share drinks, cups, plates, cutlery, or other items.
We will no longer provide drinks, biscuits, cups, cutleries for drinking and eating, please bring your own drink or food if needed.
We acknowledge that these situations continue to be a challenging time in different ways for all of us. Thank you for your ongoing support, patience, and care. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
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Food parcels from Multicutural Tauranga
Information - inclusion - integration
Multicultural Tauranga is a charitable, non-profit, non-political, non-religious community organisation and a registered charity. We are run by a committed group of volunteers who share the desire to promote and protect the interests of various groups which make up New Zealand's multicultural society.
We offer settlement support services and organise a number of multicultural community events.
We offer settlement support services and organise a number of multicultural community events.
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Newcomers Network
Our most popular Wednesday coffee mornings start again on 23 January 2019 from 10:30 am to 12pm at our centre in the Historic Village.
No registration necessary - just turn up for a chat and meet people from all over the world.
Can’t make it to the Newcomers Network coffee morning because of work, study or other commitments? Well, we have great news for you! We have started an evening session. If you are new to Tauranga or a local, this is a great opportunity to make new friends and learn about a new culture. The Owl Chats are on the 4th Thursday of every month, from 6 to 7pm.
See also Welcoming Communities initiative, Tauranga City Council, Welcoming Communities Initiative, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, and Welcoming Communities, Immigration New Zealand.
No registration necessary - just turn up for a chat and meet people from all over the world.
Can’t make it to the Newcomers Network coffee morning because of work, study or other commitments? Well, we have great news for you! We have started an evening session. If you are new to Tauranga or a local, this is a great opportunity to make new friends and learn about a new culture. The Owl Chats are on the 4th Thursday of every month, from 6 to 7pm.
See also Welcoming Communities initiative, Tauranga City Council, Welcoming Communities Initiative, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, and Welcoming Communities, Immigration New Zealand.