thrive sustainably in New Zealand.
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Empowering waste-free Auckland
Culturally Relevant
Programmes designed with cultural understanding and respect
Linguistically Accessible
Information delivered in languages communities understand
Practical & Action-Oriented
Real-world solutions that communities can implement today
Community Engagement
We connect with communities through local hubs, cultural celebrations like Diwali Mela and festivals, and ethnic media platforms—reaching 100,000+ community members across Auckland.
Recognition &
Impact
Proudly recognised by the Zero Waste Initiative Awards and a 2022 Zero Waste Awards finalist, we collaborate to educate and empower ethnic communities across Auckland and beyond.
Sustainable Community Empowerment
Knowledge can make significant difference!
Our mission is rooted in valuing and protecting natural resources, while helping communities feel confident, informed, and connected in their sustainability journey in New Zealand.
To educate, inspire, and support diverse communities to adopt sustainable lifestyles through culturally and linguistically inclusive programmes focused on waste minimisation, sustainable living, and climate awareness.
Empowering our mission through shared values
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Innovate
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Respect
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Community
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Perseverance
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Responsibility
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Sustainability
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Individual Volunteer
We currently have opportunities across the United States and we always need your hands.
See Us in Action
Eco-cultural events for green living.
Repair cafe
Meat free meal cooking classes
How Can We Help?
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Based on the needs of your sponsored child, our local staff will take your child and their family shopping to select things like school supplies, clothing, livestock, or something else they could really use. The entire community also can benefit from gifts like agricultural tools, building supplies, support for a local school or clinic, or a water tank.
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Proud partners driving innovation together
Auckland Council
Whau Local Board
Contact With Us
Together, let’s create a greener, united Aotearoa for generations ahead.
Address
1254a New North Road, Avondale, Auckland 1026, NZ
Phone
+64 22 608 4466
info@asgnz.org.nz