Jonah Lomu visiting the FOCYS Forum

23 March 2013

Jonah Lomu visits the Pacific youth forum run by the Fanau Ola Canterbury Youth Sector (FOCYS). This was a by youth for youth network set up to advise and support Pacific Trust Canterbury with its work providing Whanau Ora services and support in this region. Jonah was a key note speaker. He is with three members of the Canterbury University Samoan Students Association (CUSSA). Left to right - Jeremiah Malaki Tauiliili, Tauli Aperaamo and Kaiser Sesega. FOCYS had been established in September 2012 to grow confident & informed Pacific young people in the region. FOCYS had a very close relationship and shared members with the Pacific Youth Leadership and Transformation Council (PYLAT).

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Jonah Lomu visiting the FOCYS Forum

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