Here’s a story about Aaron Ward – a remarkable young man I met 24 years ago, working wonders in the lives of broken children in a shattered country.
Read more >I have discovered a concept called manaakitanga. It means kindness. It means walking a mile in someone else’s shoes.
Read more >“Tell the crippled children where you come from, to do two things. To find something each day that makes them grateful, and if you ever have anything spare, give it away to someone who needs it.”
Read more >This amazing Kiwi gentleman was instrumental in starting an organisation called ECPAT, “End Child Prostitution and Trafficking.”
Read more >A doco from the archives, featuring two New Zealanders working with Hagar Cambodia on the recovery of trafficked and abused women and children.
Read more >I don’t usually make a practice of ‘stealing’ stuff, but this one really got to me.
Read more >As the death toll in Gaza passes 40,000 and hopes of a ceasefire seem dim, many of us are feel impotent, some of us enraged, most of us feel impotent in the face of this unfolding tragedy.
Read more >It wasn’t until I got a job in communications at Middlemore a couple of years ago, that I came to fully realise the breadth of David Galler’s influence.
Read more >Watch stories of people that made a difference in the place they were. These are stories of reconciliation and forgiveness.
Read more >In recent weeks, my brother and I have been leaving bits of our dad all over Auckland! By that I mean, we’ve been scattering his ashes.
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