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22/08/2026

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This video captures the opening prayer at the Closing Celebration of Tongan Language Week 2026 — a beautiful reminder that wellbeing is deeply connected to who we are, where we come from, our relationships, our spirituality, and our culture.

At Langima’a Services, this is also at the heart of how we approach counselling. We believe healing is not simply about addressing a problem; it is about creating a safe vā where people can talanoa, be heard, reconnect with their strengths, make meaning of their experiences, and rediscover hope.

Our counselling supports individuals, couples and families through challenges such as grief and loss, relationships, family difficulties, stress, life transitions and emotional wellbeing — while respecting the cultural and spiritual values that are important to each person.

For our Pacific communities, language, music, faith, family and culture can all become powerful resources in the journey toward healing.

As we celebrated the 2026 Tongan Language Week theme:

“Ko ‘etau hiva, ko e fe‘unu mahu‘inga ia ki he mo‘ui ‘a e Tonga.”
“Our music is a vital strand of our Tongan culture.”

May we continue to protect the language, relationships, stories and values that strengthen the wellbeing of our people. ❤️🇹🇴

Langima’a Services — creating culturally grounded spaces for healing, hope and flourishing.

📩 If you or your family are looking for culturally responsive counselling or professional supervision, you are welcome to contact Langima’a Services.

22/08/2026

Celebration on Tongan Language Week 2026. Malo e tau moe ngaue lahi.
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22/08/2026

Guest Speaker : Folau 'Atuekaho and Rev 'Ilaisaane Langi.

22/08/2026

I do not own the rights to this music. All credit and rights belong to the original artist and copyright owner.

22/08/2026

🇹🇴 CELEBRATING THE CLOSING OF TONGAN LANGUAGE WEEK – AUCKLAND 2026 🇹🇴

What a beautiful celebration of Tongan language, music, culture and identity at the closing of Tongan Language Week, held on 22 August 2026 at ‘Api ko Nasaleti, Māngere.

A special acknowledgement to Tolutoluhama Inc, an organisation made up of dedicated Tongan language teachers from secondary schools across Auckland, for hosting this important celebration and for the work they continue to do in nurturing our language, culture and identity among the next generation. ❤️🇹🇴

This year’s theme reminds us:

🎶 “OUR MUSIC IS A VITAL STRAND OF OUR TONGAN CULTURE.” 🎶

Our music is more than entertainment. It carries our stories, language, faith, history, relationships and identity from one generation to another. When our young people sing, speak and celebrate their Tongan heritage, they strengthen their sense of belonging, confidence and connection.

It was wonderful to see students and teachers participating from:

Manurewa High School, Auckland Girls’ Grammar School, Ōtāhuhu College, Onehunga High School, Southern Cross Campus, De La Salle College, St Paul’s College, Mt Roskill Grammar School and Kia Aroha College.

We also acknowledge the Guest Speaker, Folau ‘Atuekaho, for sharing with our young people and community.

It was an honour for Rev. ‘Ilaisaane Langi to offer the opening and closing prayers, surrounding this special gathering with faith, gratitude and blessing. 🙏🏽

At Langima’a Oceania, we believe culture, language, faith and relationships are important pathways to wellbeing, healing and strong families. Our counselling, cultural and clinical supervision, family support and wellbeing services are grounded in understanding the cultural worlds of the people we serve.

🌺 Mālō ‘aupito Tolutoluhama Inc, our Tongan language teachers, participating schools, students, families and supporters for continuing to invest in our young people and keeping our language and culture strong.

If you value Pacific culture, wellbeing, healing and stronger families, follow Langima’a Oceania and share our page with your family and networks.

📩 For enquiries about counselling, cultural/clinical supervision, workshops, family support or organisational wellbeing services, please send us a private message.

Ko ‘etau hiva, ko hotau tukufakaholo. Ko hotau lea mo hotau ‘ulungaanga, ko hotau tu‘unga ia. 🇹🇴❤️

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