Welcome to Atwc’s Kia Ora Cafe 2019

**Ko wai mātou | About us** This exciting opportunity is a new working collaboration between ATWC and Te Whare Ruruhau o Meri Trust. The Anglican Trust for Women & Children (ATWC) is a multi-disciplinary Social Services organisation based in Otahuhu, with over a hundred and sixty years of service to families in our community. Our values of Hope & Aroha,...

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...

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...

11 July 2018We had the privilege of welcoming the Minister of Social Development and Disability Issues, Carmel Sepuloni MP, to ATWC on 10th July 2018. The Minister visited Granger Grove, our residential family care programme, and spoke to the mothers and staff on site. She then fielded questions about many issues that impact ATWC and the work we do on a...

11 March 2019We celebrate women everyday through the work we do. ATWC’s Social Workers are committed to the cause of gender equality, self-determination and women’s rights. The International Federation of Social Workers policy statement on women / wahine asserts: Human rights are women’s rights; accordingly, social workers recognise that almost every...

1 February 2019A few of our Social Workers have been a part of the Year 7 Girls Leadership Group at Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate. On November 14th, 15th and 16th ATWC Staff and a video crew took the girls away to Ferndale Lodge Christian Camp in West Auckland. It was an amazing retreat with the theme of Leadership through the lens of Te Whare Tapa Wha (a...

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...

29 May 2018At ATWC, we are committed to treating all of our clients with respect and confidentiality and to ensuring they are involved in decision-making relating to the services we provide. As an ATWC client, you have a right to: - Be treated with respect and care regardless of your age, gender, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation or religion - A...

Home What we do Social Work Family Start ATWC’s Family Start programme is an early intervention home-visiting service that supports families across Auckland. - Programme Overview - Family Start is a free home-visiting service that focuses on improving children's overall wellbeing and safety with holistic and culturally responsive support. We accept...

**Location**: Otahuhu, Auckland **Applications Close**: Friday, 15 August 2025. Maintenance and Grounds Worker **Full Time** If you love fixing things and working in the outdoors, then we have a role for you to work as our Maintenance and Grounds Worker based in Otahuhu with no two days being the same. This is a full-time permanent role. **About...