BOPIS ( Bay of Plenty Interpreter Services)
is a service provided by Tauranga Regional Multicultural Council (Multicultural Tauranga).
Multicultural Tauranga is one of 20 Regional Multicultural Councils throughout New Zealand. There are also national councils for women, youth, seniors and business, which all come under the umbrella of the New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils ( Multicultural New Zealand, MNZ). Its primary role is to promote support and share information among the Regional Councils. Located in Wellington the Federation is also well placed to lobby the interests of migrants and refugees at various political levels.
TRMC is also registered with the New Zealand Charities Services, under the Charities Act 2005. Our registration number is CC36898. Our constitution has recently been updated to accommodate better stability of the nomination and governance of TRMC. Further updates will be needed to ensure it meets newly established guidelines and legislation, better mirrors the constitution of MNZ and meets the needs of a modern and post global pandemic environment.
Mission statement: Our mission is to be the “HUB” and the “VOICE” for our migrant communities.
Vision Statement: A multicultural community where people of all cultures live safely and in Harmony.
Our Values: Celebration, Collaboration, Inclusiveness, Empowerment, Respect, Te Tiriti O Waitangi
Society History: The Bay of Plenty Ethnic Council Inc. was formally started in 1994 and then name changed to Tauranga Regional Ethnic Council Inc in 2002. Before becoming The Tauranga Regional Multicultural Council Inc in 2009. It is a long-established Society with annual AGM for putting in place it’s committee and executive leadership.
For more information on Multicultural Tauranga please visit their website at www.trmc.co.nz
is a service provided by Tauranga Regional Multicultural Council (Multicultural Tauranga).
Multicultural Tauranga is one of 20 Regional Multicultural Councils throughout New Zealand. There are also national councils for women, youth, seniors and business, which all come under the umbrella of the New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils ( Multicultural New Zealand, MNZ). Its primary role is to promote support and share information among the Regional Councils. Located in Wellington the Federation is also well placed to lobby the interests of migrants and refugees at various political levels.
TRMC is also registered with the New Zealand Charities Services, under the Charities Act 2005. Our registration number is CC36898. Our constitution has recently been updated to accommodate better stability of the nomination and governance of TRMC. Further updates will be needed to ensure it meets newly established guidelines and legislation, better mirrors the constitution of MNZ and meets the needs of a modern and post global pandemic environment.
Mission statement: Our mission is to be the “HUB” and the “VOICE” for our migrant communities.
Vision Statement: A multicultural community where people of all cultures live safely and in Harmony.
Our Values: Celebration, Collaboration, Inclusiveness, Empowerment, Respect, Te Tiriti O Waitangi
Society History: The Bay of Plenty Ethnic Council Inc. was formally started in 1994 and then name changed to Tauranga Regional Ethnic Council Inc in 2002. Before becoming The Tauranga Regional Multicultural Council Inc in 2009. It is a long-established Society with annual AGM for putting in place it’s committee and executive leadership.
For more information on Multicultural Tauranga please visit their website at www.trmc.co.nz