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19 March 2019Dear all, I am a Muslim social worker and have been working in The Anglican Trust for Women and children (ATWC) for 14 years. Many people have changed jobs since, but I have stayed on. On several occasions I have been asked why I don’t change jobs like many others in the same profession. I also asked myself this question numerous times. Each...

BOC Limited New Zealand **Process Engineer** Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand | req15818 **What you will enjoy doing** - You will identify and implement engineering projects to drive productivity savings and compliance initiatives, to drive improvements in key health and safety metrics and fundamentally improve cost per unit produced - You shall provide...

14 February 2019This month we said goodbye to one of ATWC’s longest serving members of staff, Lorri Higgins. ATWC has been honoured to have had such a loving, kind, caring person who has not only touched the lives of many, but has made such a positive impact on the people she has supported. Lorri’s ATWC story began 43 years ago upon her return from...

26 February 2019A massive THANK YOU to everyone who helped out on Saturday at the annual Otahuhu Family Fun Day and for everyone who visited our stall! As the weather was not the best, the stalls were moved inside. However this did not put people off. We talked to hundreds of families, gave away lots of donations and had numerous people sign up to our FREE...

With growth on the agenda, this successful organisation is moving towards providing a world class offering - and they want their HR offering to match This is a part time role where you'll be working 24-30 hours per week.  Here's what you'll be involved inThere are already some great things in place to support the 60+ staff in this organisation - and it's...

18 July 2018**IT IS THE JOB OF THE CHILDREN TO SMASH THE CALABASH** - A calabash (taha) was a gourd that held precious oils and water. They were treasured object. The taha stands for the tipuna rules and tikanga. Children were expected to explore the boundaries and break some rules. They need to learn and grow without fear._ **Tamariki need aroha (Children...

Do you have a gift for providing support for women and their children? Do people describe you as creative? innovative? If so, we want we need to talk **Ko wai mātou | About us** The Anglican Trust for Women & Children (ATWC) is a multi-disciplinary Social Services organisation with over one hundred and sixty years of service to families in our community....

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20 February 2019**It’s not the destination, but the journey that counts.** The destination was Great Barrier Island; the journey was one of leadership, self-belief, self-worth, and confidence. 10 boys from Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate (SEHC) in Otara were selected by staff for a leadership programme, run by ATWC’s Social Workers in Schools (SWiS). The...

2 May 2019In April, we celebrated the completion of the first group of the Tepa I Tua Samoan Parenting Programme for 2019. The celebration took place at ATWC HQ, Beatty Street, Otahuhu. 4 participants in this group completed the programme and following the presentation of certificates, the parents were invited to share their testimonies of what they learnt...