Adessa Language and Cultural Project
COLLECTIVE
community
Fiscal Host: Gift Collective
We are committed to safeguarding the linguistic and cultural heritage of the Assyrian community
About
The Assyrian community, with its unique language and traditions, faces the risk of language erosion and cultural dilution. Our project seeks to address these challenges by providing an engaging and comprehensive program for young children and youth, enabling them to learn the Assyrian language and immerse themselves in our cultural heritage. We are committed to safeguarding the linguistic and cultural heritage of the Assyrian community, and we believe that this project will be instrumental in achieving our goals.
Our team
Audesia Adam
Admin
Today's Balance
$3,275.40
Estimated Annual Budget
$9,980
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Financial Contributions
Top financial contributors
Wellington Community Fund
$9,980 NZD since Jan 2024
Adessa Language and Cultural Project is all of us
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Budget
Transparent and open finances.
-$281.10 NZD
Paid
Reimbursement #226167
-$56.74 NZD
Paid
Reimbursement #225916
-$165.90NZD
Paid
Reimbursement #224142
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Today’s balance$3,275.40 NZD
Total raised
$9,181.60 NZD
Total disbursed
$5,906.20 NZD
Estimated annual budget
$9,980.00 NZD
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News from Adessa Language and Cultural Project
Updates on our activities and progress.
Project Update and More!
Shlama and Kia ora everyone! We have been having an absolute blast with our project and the rangatahi. Alongside our weekly 'classes' where we teach our young ones the Assyrian language, we have recently been hosting social evenings twice a...
Published on September 1, 2024 by Audesia Adam
Collective Update
Shlama and Kia ora, We are pleased to let everyone know we have kicked off our project and teaching has begun for the year. We are slowly getting through all the admin and finalising all the things that need our attention, but so far so goo...
Published on February 22, 2024 by Audesia Adam