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Assalaam Alaikum, Nau Mai Haere Mai Welcome
We strive to safeguard the collective tāongā of: Wairuatanga *Spirituality *Mata Pono, being true to who you are Manaakitanga *Care and Respect for all *Lifting the mana of people through our actions Whānaungatangā *Connecting to people *Belonging in our present and our future
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Your contributions have made a significant difference in numerous lives. We deeply appreciate your generosity! Collaborating with each other allows us to achieve far greater outcomes.
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Vision
Principles
Mission
Kotahitangā: To live in harmony as one community while working to ensure equity, self-determination, and belonging for every person in
Aotearoa, New Zealand.
In an environment of social cohesion, that strengthens the building blocks that allow multi-cultural, pan-ethnic, and Muslim whanāu to safeguard and advance their spiritual, cultural, health, educational, and economic aspirations.
Mission
Principles
Mission
We strive to safeguard the collective tāonga of:
Wairuatangā: spirituality
Manaakitangā: care and respect
Whanāungatanga: connections and belonging for the benefit of the present and future generations.
Giving people the tools they need to feel safe in their homes and secure in the community is a priority.
To enhance people's lives by providing them with fulfilling experiences that promote social harmony, respect for differences, equity, and raising future generations free from harm.
Principles
Principles
Principles
The fundamental principles of prevention and intervention guide our approach.
Whanau wellbeing:
- starts within a safe home
- promotes healthy individuals
- empowers to achieve
- is inclusive and protective
- is free from discrimination
- has a strength-based approach
The concepts of Wairuatangā, Aroha, Tikanga, and Manaakitangā can be used to define these principles as well as our values that are sacrosanct and upheld within the framework of The Fatimah Foundation's kaupapa.
