A source of strength and empowerment to all ethnic women.
| Tuesdays | 10am - 12pm Sewing started 13 Oct |
| 12.30pm - 2pm English started 13 Oct | |
| Wednesdays | 10am - 12pm English started 14 Oct |
| Thursdays | 10am - 12pm English starts 15 Oct |
| Fridays | 10am - 12pm Cooking & Conversation at 27 Beatty Street, Melville starting 16 Oct |
| Saturday | 10am - 12.30pm SuperSHEro collage at Settlemen Centre Waikato 46G Boundary Rd on 14 November - Register |
| Mondays | 10am - 12pm Swimming Classes via contacting our programmes coordinator - Register |
| Thursdays | 12pm - 2pm Sewing Class at 365 Cameron Road |
| Fridays | 12pm - 2pm Cooking & Conversation at 365 Cameron Road |
For all ethnic women in New Zealand to achieve their aspiration as Mana Wahine, to be respected and welcomed into their communities and the wider community, free from fear, prejudice and violence.
Shama Ethnic Women’s Trust is a vibrant social service agency providing support, advocacy, and programmes in order to empower all ethnic women, their children and their families.
Shama was proud to launch its latest research report, Thriving and Ageing Well: Insights from Older People of Culturally Diverse Backgrounds in Kirikiriroa Hamilton, at
Maya’s Story is a graphic novel developed by Shama as part of our research, Navigating Safety and Justice in Aotearoa New Zealand. While Maya is a fictional character,
