
Life in Aotearoa
Do Good. Feel Good. Look Good.
Asian Community Engagement Trust (ACET) is a non-profit organization with the mission of fostering a sense of belonging among Asian migrants through good interactions, assisting recent Asian migrants in making New Zealand their home, and actively engaging in and contributing to the local community.

We believe that actions bring changes. Together, DO GOOD (being close to nature, care for the environment), FEEL GOOD (caring for the community, sharing life), and LOOK GOOD (physical and mental health, sustainable lifestyle) can help create a strong and vibrant community.

DO GOOD

FEEL GOOD

LOOK GOOD
Throughout the year, ACET offers a range of activities geared at satisfying community needs and fostering connections with others who share our living spaces.
Equip job seekers with required skills and knowledge to compete in the NZ job market and gain valuable working experience through internship, and support employers to find potential full time employees who are well prepared and can fit well into their company.
Provide young people with practical and customised trainings to improve their wellbeing through developing personal interests and skills, understanding their background, strengthening their own identity, building a sense of belonging in NZ and connecting to the community. Support young people to achieve The Duke of Edinburgh's Hillary Award.
Cultivate environmental awareness in the community through learning how to appreciate, protect and minimise damage to our environment, and guide people how to maintain a mentally and physically healthy life.

The Asian community, especially the Chinese community has historically not been able to take advantage of this valuable opportunity and is almost reluctant to try the sport due to assumptions such as strong physical contact and high ratio of non Asian players. Therefore, it is key to attempt to overcome these barriers to ensure Asian people are equally presented within the sport.
This programme mainly focuses on providing a more exclusive environment for Asian people who have little prior knowledge to the sport to have a go under the supervision of specialized coaches, with simplified rules and non contact version of the sport to teach the fundamentals and the spirit of the sport, increasing their fitness and confident in this field.
Date: 19th February - 14th June 2023
Time: Every Wednesday 6pm - 8pm, Every Sunday 10am - 12pm
Venue: Grammar TEC Rugby Football Club
Fee: Free
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021
Date: 3rd, 11th, 18th, 25th February 2023
Time: 10:00am-11:00am
Venue: Unit 3, 40 Arrenway drive, Rosedale, Auckland
Fee: $20 per Mum and Kid
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021


Date: Every Saturday
Time: Subject to Specific Event*
Venue: Subject to Specific Event*
Fee: Subject to Specific Event*
*Please check before attending the event.
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021
Date: 4th, 17th & 31 March 2023
Time: 7pm - 10pm
Venue: Unit 23, 3 Oracle Drive, Albany
Fee: Free
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021


Date: 11th & 25th March 2023
Time: 2pm - 3pm
Venue: Online (Microsoft Teams)
Fee: Free
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021
Date: 9th February 2023 & 23 April 2023
Time: 8:30am - 5:00pm
Venue: Building 3, 666 Greant South Road, Ellersile, Auckland 1051
Fee: $80 per person (originally $195)
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021


Date: 21th & 28th February; 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th March 2023 (Tuesday)
Time: 10am - 12pm
Venue: 46 Apollo Drive,Rosedale,Auckland
Fee: $40 per person
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021
- Help candidates feel more confident and prepared for upcoming interviews
- Provide some guidance on how to do yourself justice
- Provide an opportunity to practice
CV Support:
1.5-hour workshops focused on building confidence, developing CVs and cover letters as well as interview preparation to support candidates’ application
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021


Requirements:
- 16years old or older
- NZ RV/PR/Citizen
- Did not accept education on level 3 or above
Study Contents
- To learn how to communicate in a team environment effectively.
- To learn how to express your personal strengths and achievements/ working goals.
- Training on occupational skills and leadership skills
- Assistant on CV and career finding
Dates: Starting on 16th of January, 2023. Monday to Friday
Duration: 8 weeks
Time: 9:00am -2:00pm
Venue: New Market
Fee: Free
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz or contact through wechat ID: nedf_2021
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz


This project is designed to assist young people in the process of becoming work ready or retaining their employment. They will find information and activities in the book provided to help them succeed in their chosen employment.
Register your interest at application@nedf.org.nz
- Sustainable/ Ecology Leadership
- Water Management
- Pest Management
- Carbon Footprint Research
- Communication-Social Media
- Website Design
As a result of participating the programme, our volunteers are expected to:
- gain confidence, leadership skills and basic career development skills.
- Have the opportunity to study with local experts in the field.
- Make social connections with professionals, organizations and communities.
- Successfully accomplish current stage work, and may receive reference letters from multiple organizations.



This ground-breaking five year community-led project aims to restore a 4000m2 area within Rosedale Park using bio-organic principles to revitalise the land and the adjacent Alexander Stream, making the park a place where biodiversity can increase and local people can go to connect with nature.
The Rosedale Park Restoration Project aims to
• increase the wellbeing of the people who contribute to the Project
• increase the social use of Rosedale Park
• increase the ecological value of the land and stream associated with the Project
• promote increased financial resilience of local business contributors through creating a purpose-led, integrated, sustainable urban restoration of a 4,000m2 site within the Rosedale Park using bio-organic land care principles.

Mi-LOHAS is an acronym for "caring for oneself, caring for others, and finding a way to live a sustainable life for oneself." Under the influence of the Covid-19 epidemic, there was a stronger need to express love and care, not just to people, but also to the earth.


Partnership



