It's been a hard year, but in Aotearoa New Zealand, spring is in the air, and we feel a sense of hope and safety. This is not the case for people in slavery, whose suffering will be compounded by COVID-19. We are making a difference to the world one scarf at a time, by sending all our profits to agencies such as Tear Fund and Hagar who are working to free and restore those trafficked into slavery. Please think about buying a scarf for a friend or family member for Christmas, knowing that you will be joining with a team of people working together to make a difference to women in captivity. And that this scarf is no ordinary gift - you will be wrapping the person you buy for in aroha - in love.
The theme for the 2023 World Day Against Trafficking in Persons is "Reach every victim of trafficking, leave no-one behind". The United Nation...
My first grandchild was born just a month ago. I flew down on a tiny 6-seater plane to visit him and his family, who live in a remote and beautifu...
As we all know, no-one's 2020 went quite how they thought it would. When I look back on 2020 and our plans for Still Water Scarves, I am tempted t...
It's been a hard year, but in Aotearoa New Zealand, spring is in the air, and we feel a sense of hope and safety. This is not the case for people in slavery, whose suffering will be compounded by COVID-19. We are making a difference to the world one scarf at a time, by sending all our profits to agencies such as Tear Fund and Hagar who are working to free and restore those trafficked into slavery. Please think about buying a scarf for a friend or family member for Christmas, knowing that you will be joining with a team of people working together to make a difference to women in captivity. And that this scarf is no ordinary gift - you will be wrapping the person you buy for in aroha - in love.
