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Supporting full participation of refugee background communities in life in Aotearoa New Zealand
ChangeMakers Resettlement Forum is a grassroots non-governmental
organisation (NGO) walking alongside 18+ refugee background communities
in the greater Wellington region (Aotearoa New Zealand).
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ABOUT US
ChangeMakers Resettlement Forum is a grassroots non-governmental organisation (NGO) representing 18+ refugee background communities in the greater Wellington region (Aotearoa New Zealand).
We work towards our vision of New Zealanders from refugee backgrounds participating fully in life in Aotearoa New Zealand, through advocacy, research and community development activities.
- accountability
- transparency
- non-discrimination
- participation
18+
years
EXPERIENCE
What we do
We listen to the needs communities tell us that they have and also consider emerging challenges then, from those, develop a strategy for work. The operations team carries out community development, advocacy and research in response to those, often in partnership and collaboration with other organisation.
Get Involved
Vacancies – You can help make a real difference by joining our team of passionate and committed people.
Volunteer – We’re always looking for people with the energy and enthusiasm to help either for our events or on our programmes.
Fundraise for us – Are you running a marathon? Organizing a community fundraiser? Or just getting friends together to help make the world a better place? Get in touch with us to see how you can support ChangeMakers.
Become a volunteer
ChangeMakers Resettlement Forum is a grassroots non-governmental organisation (NGO) representing 18+ refugee background communities in the greater Wellington region (Aotearoa New Zealand).
Testimonial
I would like to thank changemakers for their help.
I needed to drive to go to school and work and pick up my daughter from school
After getting the license my life became easier I can go anywhere
Thanks you very much
We couldn't enrol at the medical centre because we didn't have anything with our address on it. We spoke to ChangeMakers and received a letter from them with our address on it and immediately were able to enrol at a medical centre, and with IRD. Thanks so much CRF 🙂
Well driving was challenging but I wanted to learn so I can drive my parents to halal shop every weekend or take them to botanic gardens for a picnic. Being able to drive literally gives you so much freedom to easily travel around and get things done in just a few hours!
I wanted to thank you guys for being so supportive throughout my driving journey! my dad was over the moon when I told him I got my restricted license. I couldn’t be happier and it’s all thanks to you guys!
Thank you very much Susan and also for this driving programm. Really helps me a lot at driving and confident and much more.I really want to say thank you for your team as well and God bless you.
Thank you Thank you thank you....You have restored my faith in human nature.Today we received enough food to see us thru our self isolation ... and then some !! I was not expecting soo much just the very basics. I have donated 150 dollars now on our Visa account and would appeciate if you could forward a reciept by return email.
Thank you so much for connecting us with the Social Supermarket. Our family truly needed the food parcels and we thank CRF from the bottom of our hearts for supporting us navigating the system
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Our sponsors and supporters
It is with the support of the following organisations, as well as a lot of individuals that donate or volunteer with us, that we are able to work towards our mission of “New Zealanders from refugee backgrounds participating fully in Aotearoa New Zealand life”. We Also send out a special thanks to Red Cross, Catholic Social Service, Sisters of Compassion and CCDBH for the immense amount of support they are providing to our communities and our work.
