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Jess

Jess

Share on Facebook Tweet this Jess | Mt Roskill “I’m quite lucky that I live with lots of people. I don’t experience loneliness in the sense that I’m by myself, but I’m a counsellor, so I guess I experience it in the sense that I hear a lot of things. I hear a...
Nita

Nita

Share on Facebook Tweet this Nita | Ōtara “Kia ora koutou. My name’s Nita, and I hail from a place called Ōtaki, but this has been my home for nearly 50-something years; Ōtara. I don’t experience loneliness when it comes to the sense of whānau, because I’m from...
Teresa

Teresa

Share on Facebook Tweet this Teresa | Papatoetoe “I’m not really lonely. We have family around. I come from a big family. I work at the airport, so I’m always busy interacting with people. All different cultures. I go on day-trips; go out and go to community and...
Philip

Philip

Share on Facebook Tweet this Philip | Ōtara “I was brought up in West Auckland in my teenage years, but I moved out here last year, and I just fell in love with the place. Love the community, I love the people, just being amongst Samoans, Tongan, other Pacific...
Jesse

Jesse

Share on Facebook Tweet this Jesse | Red Beach / Orewa, Whangaparoa “I guess [loneliness] would be not having, or not feeling like you have someone to relate to. Like if you feel like you can’t relate to someone or talk about something that you’re going through...
Ray Ray

Ray Ray

Share on Facebook Tweet this Ray Ray | Ōtara “I come from a small town back in Taranaki, and there you know everyone. You know your neighbours. You know the people across the road. You know the people down the road. You know the farmer Joe up on the hill. And...

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