Tree Of Humanity For All - TOHFA

31/12/2025

"2025 taught us resilience, kindness, and how to survive endless surprises. Here's to 2026—where we write new stories and maybe finally stick to our resolutions!"
Let’s make this season and the upcoming year unforgettable with acts of kindness, laughter, and togetherness.

24/12/2025

Join us free food for needy people on Christmas on 25th Dec 2025 at Glen Eden Kebab, 4/2 Glendale Road, Glen Eden, Auckland NZ from TOHFA. and
26th Dec 2025
Glen Eden Kebab Glenfield Level 3, Glenfield Mall, Cnr Auckland
Timing: 05:30pm - 07:00pm.

20/12/2025

🌍 Official Government Response to Our Petition: Justice for Imran Khan
Friends, supporters, and advocates for justice —
Our petition, “Justice for Imran Khan,” submitted by Tree of Humanity for All (TOHFA), has now reached a major milestone. The New Zealand Parliament has officially received and presented the Government’s response to our petition, in accordance with Standing Order 380.
This means our voice — and the voices of all those calling for fairness, transparency, and democracy — has been formally heard at the highest level. 🙏
While this concludes the parliamentary stage of our petition, it marks the beginning of the next phase: continuing to raise awareness, demanding accountability, and standing for justice without fear or favor.
We invite everyone to read the Government’s official response and stay engaged as we work for justice, truth, and human rights in Pakistan and beyond.
🔗 https://bills.parliament.nz/v/4/abed53a5-7cd3-4e24-1b51-08de3b6c6b9e
Let’s keep the spirit of democracy alive — peacefully, persistently, and together.
Christopher Luxon Phil Twyford Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan PTI Islamabad

10/12/2025

Let Afghan Girls Learn.
For more than two years, Afghan girls have been banned from secondary school and university — the only country in the world with such a ban.
Over 1.1 million girls are being denied their future, their voice, and their basic human right to education.

This is not politics.
This is humanity.

Girls in Afghanistan dream of becoming doctors, teachers, engineers — but today, they’re locked out of classrooms and locked out of their future.

We must raise our voice because theirs has been silenced.
Please sign the petition and share it widely. Together, we can push the world to act.

👉 SIGN + SHARE:
[https://c.org/tt75VxKWQZ]

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Support girls’ right to education in Afghanistan

06/12/2025

Let Afghan Girls Learn: Restore Their Right to Education Now

To: The United Nations, UNESCO, UNICEF, International Human Rights Bodies, and the de facto Authorities in Afghanistan
From: Concerned global citizens demanding the restoration of girls’ education in Afghanistan


For more than two years, millions of Afghan girls have been banned from attending secondary school and university. This is one of the most severe violations of human rights in the 21st century. A whole generation of Afghan girls is being denied the ability to study, contribute to society, and build a dignified future.

By the Numbers:

UNICEF reports that 1.1 million Afghan girls are currently banned from secondary school.
Afghanistan is the only country in the world with a nationwide ban on girls’ education.

A Personal Story:
“My niece in Afghanistan dreams of becoming a doctor, but she has not been allowed to attend school for over 1,000 days. Millions of Afghan girls like her are losing their entire childhood to policies denying them basic rights.”

Education is not a privilege—it is a fundamental human right. Denying it not only harms Afghan girls but also weakens Afghanistan's future and stability.

What We Urge:

Immediate reopening of secondary schools, high schools, and universities for Afghan girls.
Protection and safety guarantee for female students and teachers.
International monitoring to ensure educational facilities operate without discrimination.
Recognition of education as a non-negotiable human right under international law.
Support programs for digital learning, scholarships, and community-based education for Afghan girls until full access is restored.
Permit international NGOs to support education safely and independently.
Ensure protection for teachers and students from harassment or punishment.

Why This Matters:

Afghan girls dream of becoming doctors, teachers, engineers, scientists, and leaders.
Education reduces poverty, strengthens peace, and empowers communities.
No society can progress by silencing half its population.
Every day that girls are kept out of school is another day stolen from their future.

A Call to Action for the World:
We urge world leaders, the UN, and humanitarian bodies to take strong diplomatic steps and negotiate—not as a political issue, but as a human issue. We also call on the Afghan authorities to act with humanity, justice, and responsibility.

Message to the International Community:
“We call on the UN, UNICEF, UNESCO, and all humanitarian partners to apply diplomatic pressure and support to restore girls’ education in Afghanistan.”

Hopeful Words:
“Education is not a crime. It is a right. Together, we can be the voice Afghan girls are not allowed to raise.”

Please Sign and Share:
Sign and share this petition with your friends, family, and community to help us reach global attention.
https://c.org/jPNZkkfFYp

28/11/2025

The TOHFA team was honoured to attend the Refugee Alliance Annual Hui today.

We were joined by Members of Parliament who shared strong support and encouraging messages for the refugee community. During the hui, we raised key advocacy points, including:

Family reunification

Equitable access and opportunities for refugees

We also offered TOHFA’s volunteer support for future initiatives and collaborative efforts.

The hui opened with a beautiful karakia led by a Māori kaumātua, setting a respectful and meaningful tone for the day. The event continued with great kai, constructive discussions, and valuable networking with community leaders and organisations dedicated to refugee wellbeing.

TOHFA remains committed to standing with refugee communities and advocating for fairness, dignity, and unity.

Together, we continue to build a stronger, more inclusive community for all.

, the UN Refugee AgencyPakistan Association of New Zealand (PANZ)Bangash Zuhaib AbbasGlen Eden Kebab GlenedenMoon Light Entertainments NZAfsar AfghanHope Worldwide-PakistanBangash NewzealandPushtun Community AustraliaAsylum Seekers Support TrustDrKashif Hayat@

24/11/2025

Overview
This programme empowers communities to reduce waste, protect soil and water, and promote a circular economy. It bridges everyday behaviour with climate action, aligning with SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption & Production) and SDG 13 (Climate Action).

Key Actions

🗑️ Zero-Waste Education Campaigns – Workshops for schools, youth, and migrant communities on recycling, composting, and plastic reduction.
🌱 Compost for Climate Initiative – Turning organic waste into fertiliser for community gardens and farms.
🏡 Urban Sustainability Projects – Home-based waste separation, water reuse, and eco-garden design.
🧑🏽‍🎓 Youth Eco-Champions Network – Young leaders conduct awareness drives on waste, carbon footprints, and sustainable consumption.
🌏 Partnerships for Circular Solutions – Collaboration with local councils and environmental networks to promote community recycling systems.
Outcomes

Reduced landfill waste and greenhouse-gas emissions.
Increased awareness and adoption of circular economy practices.
Cleaner communities and healthier soils through organic recycling.
SDG Alignment: 4 Quality Education | 12 Responsible Consumption | 13 Climate Action | 15 Life on Land | 17 Partnerships for the Goals

19/11/2025

Honoured to attend was at the Annual Peace Symposium 2025, hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community NZ, on the theme:
“Persecution and the Moral Responsibilities of the Global Community.”

It was a privilege to share the stage with:
✅ Hon. Mark Mitchell – Minister of Police
✅ Dr. Melissa Derby – Race Relations Commissioner
✅ Hon. Rima Nakhle – Member of Parliament (Takanini)
✅ Imam Asif Munir – Minister of Religion, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamā’at NZ

My message was simple:
➡ Persecution anywhere is a threat to peace everywhere.
➡ Moral responsibility belongs to each of us — to speak out, protect the vulnerable, and restore dignity.

Grateful to the organisers for creating this platform to promote peace, mutual respect, and justice.

Association of New Zealand (PANZ)Glen Eden Kebab GlenedenBangash Zuhaib AbbasMoon Light Entertainments NZ

13/11/2025

TOHFA’s Food Security & Climate-Smart Agriculture Programme helps rural and urban communities secure food systems threatened by land degradation, drought, and floods. We combine traditional wisdom with modern sustainability to ensure that every family has access to safe, nutritious, and sufficient food — in line with SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and UNCCD Land Degradation Neutrality.

Key Actions

🌾 Farmer Training & Demonstration Farms – Hands-on sessions in Parachinar and north-western Pakistan on organic fertilisers, soil regeneration, and efficient irrigation.

🌿 Climate-Smart Crop Planning – Promotion of drought-tolerant seeds, crop diversification, and regenerative farming methods.

💧 Water Conservation – Rainwater harvesting and low-cost drip systems to preserve scarce resources.

👩🏽‍🌾 Women & Youth in Agriculture – Equal access to training, tools, and micro-enterprise opportunities.

🌍 Community Gardens in New Zealand – Migrants, refugees, and youth learn to grow fresh produce sustainably and share cultural food knowledge.

Outcomes

Increased household food security and nutrition.

Improved soil and water health.

Reduced deforestation and land degradation through sustainable land management (SLM).

SDG Alignment: 2 Zero Hunger | 5 Gender Equality | 8 Decent Work | 13 Climate Action | 15 Life on Land | 17 Partnerships for the Goals

10/11/2025

Tree of Humanity for All (TOHFA) is a New Zealand–based environmental and humanitarian organisation working to restore degraded lands, empower communities, and combat the effects of climate change. Through reforestation, sustainable agriculture, and education, we connect people and the planet for a more resilient future — in both New Zealand and Pakistan.

🌿 Our Mission

TOHFA strives to protect land, sustain life, and promote livelihoods through nature-based solutions.
We believe that healthy land is the foundation of peace, prosperity, and resilience.
Our mission aligns with the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly:

SDG 13: Climate Action

SDG 15: Life on Land

SDG 1 & 2: No Poverty and Zero Hunger

🌾 Our Work

1️⃣ Land Restoration & Reforestation

We promote large-scale tree planting and soil restoration to combat desertification.

Restoring flood-affected lands in Parachinar and north-western Pakistan.

Engaging local schools and communities in “Plant for Peace” campaigns.

Promoting native tree species and organic soil improvement.

2️⃣ Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security

We train small-scale farmers to use eco-friendly methods that increase productivity while preserving soil health.

Education on organic fertilizers, water efficiency, and crop rotation.

Hands-on farmer workshops on climate-smart agriculture.

Partnerships with rural communities for food security and resilience.

3️⃣ Disaster Risk Reduction

Our initiatives reduce vulnerability to floods, droughts, and soil erosion.

Flood rehabilitation projects for affected villages.

Training communities in early warning systems and local adaptation.

Promoting land-based resilience as a pathway to peace and stability.

4️⃣ Climate Action & Education

We empower people with knowledge and action plans to mitigate climate change.

Workshops for migrants, refugees, and young leaders in New Zealand.

Training in waste minimization, sustainable gardening, and zero-waste living.

Awareness campaigns on carbon footprints and reforestation impacts.

💧 Projects in Focus

Green Parachinar Initiative: Restoring farmland and replanting flood-hit regions of Kurram District.

Farmers for the Future: Empowering poor farmers with tools, seeds, and knowledge.

Kiwi Earth Guardians: A community garden network for refugees and migrants in New Zealand promoting sustainability and biodiversity.

Water for Life: A project focused on sustainable irrigation, rainwater harvesting, and soil moisture management.

07/11/2025

HAPPY GURU NANAK JAYANTI
"May the wisdom and teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji
guide us towards a life of Jove, and compassion."