Services to migrant communities
Most services we offer at the Tauranga Multicultural Centre at the Historic Village are free, and hence are very well accepted by migrants and temporary visa holders. We have also become a meeting point for social activities to share our customs and cultures.
Our free services:
Our free services:
Weekly walk-in Justice of the Peace service desk on Thursdays from 11:30am to 1:30pm.
Services: certifying copies, witnessing a signature on a document, completing an affidavit or a declaration.
The service is provided by Justice of the Peace Nina Payne.
Services: certifying copies, witnessing a signature on a document, completing an affidavit or a declaration.
The service is provided by Justice of the Peace Nina Payne.
Personal counselling by appointment.
This service is provided by student counsellor Sudha Bhandari who speaks Nepali, Hindi and English.
She holds a New Zealand Diploma in Professional Counselling (Level 6) and is doing her required practicum at Multicultural Tauranga until April 2017.
This service is provided by student counsellor Sudha Bhandari who speaks Nepali, Hindi and English.
She holds a New Zealand Diploma in Professional Counselling (Level 6) and is doing her required practicum at Multicultural Tauranga until April 2017.
We organise Newcomers Network meetings, informally known as the "Cookie and Coffee Club", on Wednesdays at 10:30am at our centre.
We teach English conversation classes at our centre during school term.
We cooperate with the Women's International Network Group (WING), who meets once a month, usually in private homes.
Free English classes for holders of a New Zealand permanent residency visa are also offered by English Language Partners, to whom we refer suitable applicants.
For details about any of the above please contact us.
We teach English conversation classes at our centre during school term.
We cooperate with the Women's International Network Group (WING), who meets once a month, usually in private homes.
Free English classes for holders of a New Zealand permanent residency visa are also offered by English Language Partners, to whom we refer suitable applicants.
For details about any of the above please contact us.
Nina Payne, founding member of Multicultural Tauranga, herself a migrant and Justice of the Peace, provides free services such as certifying copies.
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The Newcomers Network group aka The Cookie and Coffee Club meets at our centre on Wednesday mornings for a friendly chat.
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