Multicultural Youth Association of Canterbury

Multicultural Youth Association of Canterbury We are working with migrant opportunities in all sort of positive engagement in NZ life. About Multicultural Youth Association of Canterbury:

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We are a support group based in Canterbury region ( Christchurch), are offering our wider network of help for all migrant groups, ethnicity, races and nationalities. About:
We are a community group based in Christchurch (Canterbury region), are offering our wider network of help for all youth migrants from different ethnicities, races and nationalities. We are working with migrants in order to pro

vide ranges of opportunities for the betterment of being inclusive and integrated in New Zealand life. Multicultural Youth Association is Incorporated as ‘Charitable Trust’, Under the Charitable Trust Act 1957 on 8 June 2020, NZBN: 9429048324465 and registered with ‘Charities Services’ , Charity Registration No: CC57763. Details:
Multicultural Youth Association of Canterbury
8 Bryden Place, Halswell| Christchurch-8025, New Zealand
Registered Charity No: CC57763
NZBN: 9429048324465
Mob: +64221019118
E: [email protected]
Page: https://www.facebook.com/pg/MYACNZ/

2. Vision:
To become the most reliable organisation in Canterbury where the youth from ranges of cultures and ethnicities believe to raise their voices with.
3. Mission:
To provide the consistent support and strong connection to ensure the issues and concerns are reached out to the communities.
4. Objectives:
- To gather different ethnic groups in Canterbury.
- To strengthen youth migrants’ voices through different real-life stories.
- To improve quality of health and well-being for youth migrants living in New Zealand.
5. Trustee Profile:


Mahfuzur Rahman (President): Mahfuzur Rahman has been working as a ‘Business Lecturer’ in different Private Training Institutes for last five and a half years. He came to New Zealand as an international student in 2012 and after graduating, he devoted himself in teaching profession and served wider community of international students and migrants from his professional arenas and also from personal level. Mahfuz is also engaged with his own Live Stream programme from MYAC page ‘Hard Talk’ which is broadcasted twice a week having different guest speakers including: Parliamentarians, Local Policy Makers, Media Journalists and Community Leaders and different ‘Ethnic Minority Migrant Leaders’



Ilia Reztsov (Logistics President): Ilia Reztsov was an international student from Russia studying Diploma in Business and Management and graduated in 2020. He is using the wide range experiences in transportation and forwarding, exploiting the knowledge in analysing and optimising the information flows both in organising and computer systems. Dakshina Gamage (Treasurer): Dakshina Gamage is an accounting professional. Dakshina was working as a ‘Professional Accountant’ for several multinational organisations in the ‘Middle-East’. He came to New Zealand in 2016 as an international student, after graduated he is continuing his career in the fields of accountancy and finance for last three years in New Zealand. He is one of the ‘Voluntary Community Patrol’ for CPNZ, operating in Christchurch, New Zealand. Akshay Kumar (Communication President): Akshay Kumar came in Auckland from India as an international student studying Digital Marketing back in 2018, and then he moved to Christchurch in 2019 for further study in Diploma in Business Management and Entrepreneurship. He is actively volunteering in Plains FM as a broadcaster for STeudaemonia (a radio show for international students), and some other events with the radio station occasionally.

Update
12/12/2022

Update

Here's what has been announced.

Congrats, we are world champion now!! Black Ferns, well done ladies!!
12/11/2022

Congrats, we are world champion now!! Black Ferns, well done ladies!!

Lest we forget..
24/04/2022

Lest we forget..

04/04/2022

You do not need a test to leave isolation if you have tested positive for COVID-19. Once you have completed your full 7 days, and have been symptom-free for 24 hours, you’re good to go. If you’re still sick, stay home.

If you take a test after recently recovering from COVID-19, it will likely show as positive – but this does not mean you are infectious. Because of this, you should avoid taking further tests for 28 days. Count your 28 days from when your symptoms started or when you tested positive, whichever came first.

After 28 days, if you get new symptoms, take a RAT. If it is positive, you will be considered a new case and will need to isolate again.

If you take a PCR test in the 3 months following recovery, you are likely to get a positive result even if you do not have a new infection. PCR tests are very sensitive and you will still have the virus in your system.

While you can get COVID-19 again at any time, the chance of reinfection in the 3 months after recovery is low. After you’ve recovered, you do not need to isolate as a Household Contact for 3 months, if someone else in your household tests positive during this time.

Find out more about testing after you have had COVID-19 here: https://covid19.govt.nz/isolation-and-care/after-you-have-had-covid-19/ -and-isolation-after-you-have-had-covid-19

23/03/2022
With love and prayer, we remember them..
14/03/2022

With love and prayer, we remember them..

12/03/2022

If you test positive for COVID-19, you do not need to be tested to leave self-isolation once you’ve completed your 7 full days. If you are still sick, stay home until you are well and for 24 hours after your symptoms resolve.

If you are a Household Contact, then you can leave self-isolation after a negative test on your last day of isolation, AND as long as you have no new or worsening symptoms.

You can find out what you need to do using this flowchart, and read more about this here: https://covid19.govt.nz/testing-and-tracing/contact-tracing/household-contacts/

04/03/2022

There have been 22,527 new community cases of Covid-19 reported today, with 562 people in hospital, the Ministry of Health says.

Address

8 Bryden Place, Halswell
Christchurch
8025

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
6pm - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+64221019118

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1. About:

We are a community group based in Christchurch (Canterbury region), are offering our wider network of help for all youth migrants from different ethnicities, races and nationalities. We are working with migrants in order to provide ranges of opportunities for the betterment of being inclusive and integrated in New Zealand life.

2. Vision:

To become the most reliable organisation in Canterbury where the youth from ranges of cultures and ethnicities believe to raise their voices with.