Asian Family Services Resources

Analogous to moving a tree to a new location, each part of the tree represents different aspects of a person’s life:

• the roots represent culture, beliefs and values
• the trunk represents what the person was born with (e.g. ethnicity, skin colour)
• the branches represent language ability and education
• the leaves represent achievements, social networks and friends
• the fruit represents health and well-being.

2022 Annual Report and Christmas greetings video

The PGF Group annual Report to Stakeholders 2021 is digital again this year. We hope you enjoy reading a snapshot of some of the work the PGF Group (PGF Services, Asian Family Services and Mapu Maia) have undertaken across New Zealand over the last year.

26/09/2021--02/10/2021 is Chinese language week. Here is the information about Chinese culture

26/09/2021--02/10/2021 is Chinese language week. Here is the information about Chinese culture

AFS has issued the 2021 calendar, it includes Asian traditional festival date, New Zealand public holiday and New Zealand school holiday.

During COVID-19 1st round of lockdown, WTV invited Asian Family Services counsellors and health promoters to attend the talk show. It is in Mandarin.

National Director from Asian Family Services, Kelly Feng give an introduction of mental health services in New Zealand in Chinese.

Asian Family Services was established in 1998 to provide counselling, public health education and support for all Asians in New Zealand.

Our staff at Asian Family Services are passionate about what they do and are dedicated to making a difference in people’s lives.

Gambling Harm Awareness Week (GHAW) evolved from Gamblefree Day which was traditionally held on 1 September.