Tōfā Mamao

Tōfā Mamao To advance the voice of Pacific disabled peoples and their families and carers in all sectors, ensuring that lived experience is valued and respected.

01/04/2025

Exploring the access needs of travellers

14/12/2024
09/12/2024

Tōfā Mamao: Stars of the Moana Awards 2024

09/12/2024
02/12/2024

Supporting one of our Tagata Sailimalo share his talents for a big cause.

Two tagata sa'ilimālō artists are making their mark in the art world and both are based at the Mapura Studios on Aucklan...
27/11/2024

Two tagata sa'ilimālō artists are making their mark in the art world and both are based at the Mapura Studios on Auckland – which supports disabled or marginalised artists.

Mālō Ululau & Maununu Ama. We're proud of you.

Two Pasifika artists are making their mark in the art world and both are based at the Mapura Studios on Auckland - which supports disabled or marginalised ar...

📯📯📯EXTRA EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT🗣🗣🗣NOMINATIONS FOR STARS OF THE MOANA AWARD 2024 is now moved to 16TH NOVEMBER.CLICK ON ...
09/11/2024

📯📯📯EXTRA EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT🗣🗣🗣

NOMINATIONS FOR STARS OF THE MOANA AWARD 2024 is now moved to 16TH NOVEMBER.

CLICK ON THE LINK TO DOWNLOAD THE NOMINATION FORM. WE LOOK FORWARD TO ANNOUNCING OUR WINNERS.

**NOMINATIONS for Taumafaiga Achievement Award 2024 now open**Here’s our recipient for 2023 award - ULULAU AMAUlulau was...
26/09/2024

**NOMINATIONS for Taumafaiga Achievement Award 2024 now open**

Here’s our recipient for 2023 award - ULULAU AMA

Ululau was born in 1994 at Moto’otua Hospital in Apia, Sāmoa. He had meningitis at 3 months old and was later diagnosed with epilepsy. Ululau has attended Art Therapy classes and is currently an artist at Māpura Arts Studios in Auckland, Aotearoa. Ululau’s work includes drawing, printmaking, poetry, music, painting and sculpture.

He is a visual storyteller, with his Pacific identity weaving through all his art, and many of his works are based on Samoan mythology. He tells stories of Sāmoa through his work.

Ululau was the Taumafaiga Achievement Award 2023 recipient at the Stars of the Moana Event: Celebrating the Collective Success Award

19/06/2024
29/05/2024

Family and friends 😊

Please support our Pacific Artists and our Pacific Film community by donating and sharing this link.
We would like to share the most amazing stories from our Adaptive Fighters and their experiences as they prepare to get in the ring for the first time ever.
A story about myself as an Adaptive Coach. A story about trying to navigate through the fitness industry and Business.
Please support the cause 🎥 There will be tears, laughs and possibly a little drunkenness towards the end 😂 promise it’s not me 👀

Happy Samoan Language Week
Fa’afetai lava 😉

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07/05/2024

Episode 4 of “Tōfā Mamao Talks” from the Tōfā Mamao Collectives podcast series with Tunumafono Ava Fa'amoe.

FULL EPISODE OUT NOW!!!

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21/04/2024

Tōfā Mamao Talks w/. Aj Pouoa.

Episode 3 of from the Tōfā Mamao Collectives podcast series.

FULL EPISODE OUT NOW!!!

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Auckland Regional Pacific Disabled People and their Families and Carers Collective supported by PIASS Trust and Taikura Trust

Vision and Purpose:

To advance the voice of Pacific disabled peoples and their families and carers in all sectors, ensuring that lived experience is valued and respected.

Values and guiding principles

A truly independent ‘grass roots ’collective of Pacific disabled people, their families and carer’s has been established. The Collective have adopted the Enabling Good Lives key principles to underpin their collective approach to all areas that impact their daily lives.