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We are dedicated to supporting the local indigenous community through awareness campaigns and funding impactful community projects.

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Community Engagement Services

We support local indigenous initiatives and promote awareness through community-driven projects and fundraising.

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Four Indigenous people are standing in traditional clothing in front of a decorated teepee. Two men are wearing feathered headdresses and holding staffs. A woman and an elder are also present, with the woman wearing a dress adorned with beadwork. The background shows other tents or teepees and what appears to be a wagon wheel, suggesting a cultural gathering or event.
Four Indigenous people are standing in traditional clothing in front of a decorated teepee. Two men are wearing feathered headdresses and holding staffs. A woman and an elder are also present, with the woman wearing a dress adorned with beadwork. The background shows other tents or teepees and what appears to be a wagon wheel, suggesting a cultural gathering or event.

Raising awareness about indigenous culture and community projects through education and outreach activities.

A green tent labeled 'Aboriginal Embassy' is set up in an open area surrounded by pathways and grassy fields. There are multiple signs displayed in front of the tent, some with text about Aboriginal democracy. A few people are near the tent and one person is walking toward it. In the background, several trees provide a green backdrop, and there is a large building with an 'AOK' logo. Parked vehicles are visible around the area.
A green tent labeled 'Aboriginal Embassy' is set up in an open area surrounded by pathways and grassy fields. There are multiple signs displayed in front of the tent, some with text about Aboriginal democracy. A few people are near the tent and one person is walking toward it. In the background, several trees provide a green backdrop, and there is a large building with an 'AOK' logo. Parked vehicles are visible around the area.
A poster pinned to a textured blue board, titled '10 Decolonisation Actions for Non-Māori Kiwis'. The poster lists various actions such as learning about Māori history, understanding the Declaration of Independence & Te Tiriti o Waitangi, speaking up for treaty settlement processes, strengthening relationships with Māori organizations, and challenging inequities. Each action is highlighted in different blocks of colors including red, yellow, and black, contributing to the visual emphasis of the text.
A poster pinned to a textured blue board, titled '10 Decolonisation Actions for Non-Māori Kiwis'. The poster lists various actions such as learning about Māori history, understanding the Declaration of Independence & Te Tiriti o Waitangi, speaking up for treaty settlement processes, strengthening relationships with Māori organizations, and challenging inequities. Each action is highlighted in different blocks of colors including red, yellow, and black, contributing to the visual emphasis of the text.
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Organizing events and campaigns to raise funds for community projects that benefit local indigenous groups.

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Empowering local communities through collaborative projects that enhance cultural and social development.

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