Past Events

Monday 29th June 2015, 10 am – 2.30 pm WCT organized 4th senior ladies day on 29th June at Community Centre. More than 70 ladies came to attend this event along with their grandchildren. Function was started about 11 am with holly Choupai Sahib. Then everyone enjoyed light refreshment provided by Dheil family. After snacks […]

4th July 2015, Vodafone Event Centre. 6pm – 11pm Woman Care Trust organized a Punjabi Cultural Night for ladies with the support of Sanjh Cultural and Sports Inc. on 4th July 2015 at Vodafone Event Centre. While the function was organized for 500 participants, WCT were surprised to see more than 1000 ladies and almost

11 June 2015, 141 Kolmar road, papatoetoe r Road, Papatoetoe

Woman Care Trust was also running a Vibra-Train program fully free for everyone. Vibra-Train has been shown to positively effect on the human body in number of ways from body fat reduction, muscle tone, bone health and joint mobility, even anti-aging hormones. Its great idea for those who do not have the time to spend

Punjabi is an Indo-Aryan language spoken by about 130 million people mainly in West Punjab in Pakistan and in East Punjab in India. There are also significant numbers of Punjabi speakers in the UK, Canada, the UAE, the USA, Saudi Arabia and Australia. Woman Care Trust Bring Opportunity for kids, So they can learn their

Woman Care Trust celebrated Diwali at Community Centre Papatoetoe with association of Indian Kiwi Community Trust. To promote WCT to Indian families all trustees contributed and celebrated Diwali. More than 100 people turn up and enjoyed with free food, drinks and dance and light up the candle as per tradition. no images were found

Historical Tour to Rotorua on 29th November 2014 WCT organized free bus tour to Rotorua and took 50 old ladies with us. We started the trip from Kolmar Road with 20 ladies at 8 am and then picked another 30 ladies from Takanini Temple .We stopped at Hamilton Gardens for breakfast which was provided free

PURANMASHI, in Sanskrit pumimd, is the day of the full moon, the last day of the moon`s bright phases. The day has sanctity in the Indian tradition and several ceremonial observances such as ritual bathing, fasting and giving away of charity are associated with it.Puranmashi (full moon) day is considered to be very auspicious as

Sikh Children Day was celebrated very successfully at Takanini Temple on 4th, 5th and 11th October. On 4th and 5th Oct approximately 640 children participated in different activities i.e. Kirtan, Speech, Gurbani Recitation, Sikh Art, Kavita, DastarBandi, Gatka etc. and 1010 children taken to Rainbow End Park on 11th Oct. Woman Care Trust, Supreme Sikh