Philosophy
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We believe the ability to communicate confidently and effectively in English is essential for successful settlement in Aotearoa New Zealand. |
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We believe shared learning among people of different cultures benefits our communities by promoting mutual respect and understanding. |
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Learners' needs and aspirations form the basis of our work. |
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We recognise the essential contribution of volunteers to our service and endorse the Universal Declaration on Volunteering (1990). |
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We affirm that the Treaty of Waitangi gives all New Zealanders turangawaewae (the right to belong). |
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We believe the diversity brought by migrants and refugees enriches New Zealand society. |
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We endorse the UNHCR Convention (1951) and Protocol (1967) relating to the status of refugees and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations (1971). |

