What does MWWL stand for?

Maori Women's Welfare League (New Zealand; founded 1953)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Potace Bennett is respected within her community through the Maori Women's Welfare League, Local marae and church group.

Honoured for service

This study is being undertaken by a team based at the Tomaiora Maori Health Research Group, University of Auckland, with support from the Maori Women's Welfare League (MWWL).

How Tikanga guides and protects the research process: insights from ...

Pauline Tangiora, Maori Women's Welfare League, WILPF, Aotearoa

Report on a visit to Iraq. (Iraq)

NZNO kuia Whaea Vera Morgan and its occasional chaplain Rev Leo Te Kira had promoted the hui earlier Last month through visits to a number of health organisations, including the Otautahi Maori Women's Welfare League, Pegasus Health and the Canterbury District Health Board (DHB).

Bonds grow out of tragedy: the second PAUA hui aimed to develop bonds ...

Tanner has retired to Blenheim where she intends getting involved with the local branch of the Maori Women's Welfare League and renewing her interest in Tramping.

Conference honours Te Runanga delegate Nola Tanner