
Enabling Housing For Ethnic Women
Housing is a real issue in Aotearoa; even people with full-time work often can’t afford to buy a house. Read the Enabling Housing for Ethnic
A source of strength and empowerment to all ethnic women.
Tue | 10am - 12pm Sewing Class |
Tue | 12.30pm - 2pm English Support Group |
Wed | 10am - 12pm English Conversation Class |
Thu | 10am - 12pm English Reading and Writing Class |
Fri | 10am - 12pm Cooking Class at 27 Beatty Street, Melville |
April 17 - 21 | Children's Holiday Programme |
Sat 22 Apr | 10am to 1pm Power tools 101: Make a Planter Box/Seed Tray |
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.
Housing is a real issue in Aotearoa; even people with full-time work often can’t afford to buy a house. Read the Enabling Housing for Ethnic
On the 19 November, Shama celebrated its 20th Anniversary since it became a charitable trust. Since its humble beginnings as conversations among ethnic women in
Office – 8 Liverpool Street, Hamilton Central, Hamilton 3204
Postal – PO Box 4218, Hamilton East 3247
Phone: 07 843 3810
Email: info@shama.org.nz
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